Recent content by HawkOwl

Anyone tried these propellers? I'm looking to purchase balanced props for still photography....

Firmware? I updated the firmware 3 times, each time with one of the three batteries.

Thanks! I was on chat last night with DJI and they are telling me to send the 3 batteries I have back. Sorry to be a dweeb, but what is FW?

Thanks for your reply... I have 3 batteries & it does it with them all.

My 2 week old P4P keeps saying periodically "Battery Authentication Failed". Often, the message then disappears and the status says ready to fly. Twice now, the bird has made an emergency landing saying the battery was critically low, when there was actually 80 to 90% battery remaining! Today...

I tried that Defishinsea! Didn't work......

I tried using two fingers and one..

I tried that and it worked once, but doesn't work anymore! Tried swiping down multiple times to no avail. It may not be related, but I keep getting a message "Unable to Authenticate Battery"...

I use a P4 Pro for taking still photographs. I'm finding it hard to compose a shot with all the clutter on the screen. See example below where if I could have seen the power lines & homes on my iPhone 6 I would have rotated the bird clockwise. It would be nice to have a way to completely...

There is a fine balance between depth of field & diffraction with these sensors. Judging from everyone's feedback, it sounds like f4.5 - 5.6 is the ideal balance between the two. The photo sites on these small sensors compound diffraction at anything beyond f8. Also, much of the image...

Looks good! Thanks for posting....

Hey KevMo..... thanks for the input! Is there any way you could size one of your best shots during morning or evening (1 to 2 hours before sunrise/sunset)? It would be killer to see the image sized to 40" then shown here zoomed into 100% from a screen grab. That Louisville bridge pic is...

I'm interested in upgrading from the Phantom 3 to Phantom 4 Pro, but only if the still images could be enlarged to about a 36" wide print. I realize low wind, fairly bright conditions, ISO 100 and low apertures will probably give the best results, but can anyone post some of their sharpest...