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Why and How do you have a "big job" when you don't know how to use your equipment?

So I wonder if this is yet another WooKong 'incident' or whether he is just one of the millions of stupid tits who have enough cash to buy a drone but don't learn how to fly nose-in before taking it public.

2x Picloc trv3 1x Picloc 2X 90 euros for the lot

Droidworx AD-8 HLE.v3 with AV200/360.v2 and Picloc 3X Pro carrying Canon 5D mkll with EF 14mm f2.8L ll USM Ultra-Wide lens Reliable, dependable and consistent. This is a faultless flyer and has never so much as even hard-landed and it produces consistent and dependable aerial video and...

MK Okto with SLR2 mount, DW Extended gear, Hi-Viz Navigation LED's and Sony NEX 5n Not particularly sexy at any time, let alone in today's climate of moulded Phantoms, but an absolutely reliable and predictable flyer - plus, it can carry proper cameras, if you are turned off by the...

Well, think about it. There isn't one really is there. Polarising filters are only practical on a tripod or a very steady hand-held - not on a continually moving camera. You are basically stuck with tarting up the image in post.

Circular eh? What's wrong with a square one? Good luck with that anyway. Every time you change direction you will have to land and rotate it to suit whichever new direction the light is going to be coming from.

I was going to remove all the ESC's to install in EVO booms and messed up removing the first one. So decided to just buy a set of ESC's for the EVO's. That is why there are only five booms here. They function perfectly (as perfectly as V1 booms can) and could be useful either as complete spare...

I really liked that. Nice presentation. What did you edit that with?

It has taken a while for this to get published. Partnered up with Aerial Visioneering of Atlanta, Georgia to film the aerials for this Norfolk Southern music video last March. When I say 'aerials', it was actually more like jib, crane and tracking moves. Anywhere there is a moving camera -...

If anybody else is reading this who wants to fit one of those jolly little hinged GPS mast mounts, just drill out the hole in the existing central standoff and re-tap it for the M3 thread. I mean, jeez ... it is a pretty simple fix!

You'd think so wouldn't you!

So I tried a set of these and yes, they do sound different to the stock DJI S800 props. They lack the aggressive buzz. But otherwise I saw nothing different with performance. What I didn't like, because the T-Motor props are slightly longer than the standard DJI props, was the really small...

I wonder what 'AVM' refers to? So confusing these days. Everything is reduced to initials. I upgraded to 5.22 from 5.18 when I installed the IMUv2 (more initials), mainly to take advantage of the BT LED (and more initials!). I was unaware that my iPhone 4 was not compatible so I had to buy my...

That's more like it. Some creativity, some good flying and no 'joke' cameras.

Steady on chaps. What is this? The Mutual Admiration Society? And what am I missing here? GoPro's and RED's in the same sentence discussing the merits of resolution? Frankly, that GoPro footage looks as pig-ugly as any other GoPro footage with its awful barrel distortion and rampant rolling...

What is a CW6 800? FTMITD!

Good Luck with that. Perhaps Aerial Media Pros ought to try this procedure before posting?

Velly interlesting comment, coz I have white ones and they all work perfickly ... viz: http://www.multirotorforums.com/showthread.php?3054-Panasonic-GH2-general-and-hack-info-base&p=40509#post40509 ... and they were not particularly difficult to adapt. Go back to 'Skivvie's lesson'

Made me smile when the music started. It is not often that we hear Grieg as the soundtrack around here. I used 'Morning' for one of the very early tests with the AD-8, a Sony NEX-5n and a regular old MK SLR-2 camera mount controlled by the MK FC. I guess yours is more appropriate as you were...