UAV (drone) Videos
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GetCarter said:
It's on the "I NEED THIS" list but my good lady would would see things differently i think. And here a video taken last weekend of Autograss racing with the Inspire 2.
https://youtu.be/BR9DzNO9xTI
https://youtu.be/BR9DzNO9xTI
jcborden said:
And here a video taken last weekend of Autograss racing with the Inspire 2.
https://youtu.be/BR9DzNO9xTI
Please tell me that was a two man operation there. https://youtu.be/BR9DzNO9xTI
jcborden said:
And here a video taken last weekend of Autograss racing with the Inspire 2.
https://youtu.be/BR9DzNO9xTI
We drove past that, wondering what was going on Great video, well captured and edited.https://youtu.be/BR9DzNO9xTI
leggly said:
Please tell me that was a two man operation there.
Yes, two man operation and still a challenge keeping up with and focussed on the cars. Mainly taken with Inspire 2 but a bit from Inspire 1. Covered 31 miles going round in small circles making the pilot (me) a bit dizzy at times :-)jcborden said:
leggly said:
Please tell me that was a two man operation there.
Yes, two man operation and still a challenge keeping up with and focussed on the cars. Mainly taken with Inspire 2 but a bit from Inspire 1. Covered 31 miles going round in small circles making the pilot (me) a bit dizzy at times :-)I have submitted my ops manual this week, it was a grind to get it right but it's done now. My biggest problem now is finding somebody reliable I can use to operate the camera as I fly the drone. The patting my head and rubbing my stomach approach is becoming tiresome and using waypoints only works for certain shots.
Well worth 31 miles of flight time by the way.
leggly said:
I have submitted my ops manual this week, it was a grind to get it right but it's done now. My biggest problem now is finding somebody reliable I can use to operate the camera as I fly the drone. The patting my head and rubbing my stomach approach is becoming tiresome and using waypoints only works for certain shots.
Well worth 31 miles of flight time by the way.
Having a camera man definitely helps (for us at least), spotlight pro on the I2 can do some basic shots very well, but fast moving like the Autograss and motocross needs a two man setup. We both fly (I1 and I2) and both operate the camera, keeps it interesting :-)
Best of luck
jcborden said:
leggly said:
I have submitted my ops manual this week, it was a grind to get it right but it's done now. My biggest problem now is finding somebody reliable I can use to operate the camera as I fly the drone. The patting my head and rubbing my stomach approach is becoming tiresome and using waypoints only works for certain shots.
Well worth 31 miles of flight time by the way.
Having a camera man definitely helps (for us at least), spotlight pro on the I2 can do some basic shots very well, but fast moving like the Autograss and motocross needs a two man setup. We both fly (I1 and I2) and both operate the camera, keeps it interesting :-)
Best of luck
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PiagvTxM1nE
If it continues to be this quiet around this page I'm going to look for some Tumbleweeds to fly over.
If it continues to be this quiet around this page I'm going to look for some Tumbleweeds to fly over.
I couldn't find any tumbleweeds so restorted to re-editing some of my old footage.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8w8ndDcP8E
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8w8ndDcP8E
More autograss racing action from the Cambridge Autograss Club in Staretham on 14th May, shot with the Inspire 1 and Inspure 2.
https://youtu.be/0UhsK98DF70
https://youtu.be/0UhsK98DF70
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