West Central MN, still have ours here.
Sell me that camera, how dare Adobe do this to thousands of people. Sheesh, purchase new cameras much?
Before my purchase I rented both the Sigma Sport and the Canon, I went with the Canon for its sharpness ( slight) and speed of focus. It now shares time with my 70-200 on my 5Dlll and 7Dll.
Nice photos, we call them mourning doves here.
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Using a Canon Pro 10 here, fantastic printer.
I think most pro anon cameras have the meter on the right side.
If you have already turned it on, you are too late, never ever turn on an internally wet electronic item until it has been dried completely
Once you go flying, you will be looking for places to go, watching the wind forecast, purchasing more batteries, getting video processing software, and then take your DSLR with and take photos of your quad in the air.
It will open a new fantastic world to you, have fun.
Carl D wrote:
You're wrong about the distance of the camera. I have the cgo3 (standard camera on my model) and it shows the grass it's sitting on waiting for take off. Mine is not a $2500. model more like $1100.
I have the Yuneec, Q4K, I was talking about the video fear people have. Really to see people and parts,,,you have to be less than 50' away
As usual, there is a lot of misinformation and uninformed comments here.
There is no difference between a quad and drone. Drones do encompass many more sizes.
Cameras on these up to 2500.00 can not photo or video anyone unless within 50'.
Yes you do need to register with the FAA, $5.00 registers you; number is the same no matter how many drones you own. The number must be on each drone, and best to carry the card.
Legal height is 400'; should be within line of sight at all times. These are misused many times.
Do your research between DJI and Yuneec before purchasing either. I would compare the newest ones, Phantom 4 and Yuneec H.
At 2.8; 200; and flash, I would say you got what you exposed for.
First off, switch raw to the CF card, use shutter priority, Use either of the lenses, they are fast focus enough. Make sure you have the High speed shutter speed selected, not the silent mode. Haroldross and LFingar have you on the right path.
Bad advice - Google is only useful for those who do their own thinking!
And another smart a$$. Getting to be way too many on here.
I agree with the game cams