The wispy mist before the storm

[MassDrone]

Sometimes you just get lucky.

My previous P4P was just replaced with a new one under DJI Care Refresh. I got the replacement last Friday, but the weather was terrible the whole weekend, so I had to wait to give it a test flight. It was raining most of the day on Monday, but there was a pause between storms that allowed this unusual drone flight around my neighborhood in and out of very low wispy clouds. 30 minutes later a loud thunderstorm rolled in. Best enjoyed with sound turned on and played full screen.

Music by Kai Engel.

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[Capt KO]

Nice neighborhood. Love the P4P camera too. ? my favorite.

 

[Andy9]

What is unusual about P4P ?

 

[Capt KO]

What is unusual about P4P ?

The added (P) better pics and vids camera. Not unusual, just Nice. More pixels, bigger sensor. Hard to beat consumer drone.

 

[Andy9]

O, I see. The drone is really incredible.
I like it too. It is a big mistery why DJI stopped to make them as this is their best drone in this category until now.

 

[MassDrone]

It's not an unusual drone - it was an unusual drone flight. I don't often get the opportunity to dance with wispy clouds at 200 feet.

 

[captainmilehigh]

It's not an unusual drone - it was an unusual drone flight. I don't often get the opportunity to dance with wispy clouds at 200 feet.

Every time I've tried that, the camera lens fogs over. Don't know if I'm flying forward fast enough, or too slow.

 

[Andy9]

Not only the lens, everything becomes wet. I would fly into the fog only if it isn't very dense so I can see, where I'm flying and not more than a few seconds.

 

[captainmilehigh]

Not only the lens, everything becomes wet. I would fly into the fog only if it isn't very dense so I can see, where I'm flying and not more than a few seconds.

Yeah, I rarely fly when foggy or rainy weather. Sometimes I get caught in it though, but that's Florida's 'normal' around here. [emoji299]️