Recent content by Duncan Campney

Helicopters are supposed to stay at above 500' in populated areas in case they have an engine failure and have to auto-rotate to the ground. At below 500' they don't have enough room to maneuver and risk crashing into somebody's house. Thus they put us at risk. That said, though, a UAV is way...

Awesome footage. I really don't care for transitions though. Too busy and very distracting. Sent from my iPad using PhantomPilots

Very well shot. Well edited too. Sent from my iPad using PhantomPilots

Very nice. Sent from my iPad using PhantomPilots mobile app

I like the photography and the music choice but find the editing to be very jarring, and a harsh contrast with the peaceful imagery. Sent from my iPad using PhantomPilots mobile app

That looks vary barren and unpopulated. Where was that shot? Sent from my iPad using PhantomPilots mobile app

So you just host them from your own file server? Do you have a static IP? Heavily forested is right! Sent from my iPad using PhantomPilots mobile app

I found the article at a different link: Indiana pilots call drones for hire a growing threat

That link displays an error. What was the article about?

I really don't like YouTube. They compress the snot out of videos, to the point where they are almost unrecognizable. I also understand that the FAA sometimes comes along and says "You're making money off this YouTube UVA video! Cease and desist!" I tend to post short 720 or even 1080 clips...

I like the shots but am not crazy about the fish-eye curvature effect.

Very well done. Good selection of shots, good sequencing and transitions, music choice and timing.

Well done but awfully long. I'd make each video 1/2 to 1/4 the length. There's just not that much going on. I wasn't able to watch any of them all the way through.

Where is that located? I just did a flyover of Luck Stone outside of Leesburg a little over a week ago.

DJI Go uses 400 ft from your take-off point, but that's due to it's limitations. It doesn't have a way to measure the distance to ground beyond the ~5 meters that the ultrasonic sensor can read, so it doesn't KNOW how far you are off the ground. The FAA limit is 400 feet above ground level. So...