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It's in the works!

Yup. Not sure why the eye auto focus is didn't work. I may have had it disabled.

It's in the works!

How do you know it’s not public land? Or they don’t have a permit? Or perhaps they even just own the land next to the railway? That’s a lot of assumptions just to be an ass in a comment section.

Lmao there in the f desert next to the railings there not trespassing

@@schmeegledorf railroads typically own 50 feet in either side of the rail so they can maintain it. These fire roads belong to the railroad. And if they had a “permit” I don’t know any railroad that would allow reckless driving on their property.

​@@dillydave13well considering they haven't maintained it in the past 80 f****** years I say they don't own it it's abandoned

Awww did the mean truck hurt your fucking feelings that's so sad for you😂

The gimbal and talking head section of this video where both shot at about that distance and in 4k. I didn't notice poor sharpness but I did have some focus issues. The corners do get a bit soft, especially wide open. Depends on what you're going for but it does kind of have a nice look to it. I will continue to use the lens and if I notice anything different, I'll update you.

That's really the only thing you had to comment about?

LMAO! What sort of comment is this please? Naa, youre too funny.

Angeles Crest. The driving parts are up by Mount Wilson Observatory. The opening shot with the drone over the road is actually GMR which I shot months in advance lol

Thank you brother! Your country is absolutely beautiful, by the way!

Oh thank bro appreciate that

Definitely takes some getting use to!

It's okay, the driver had one hand at 12 o'clock and the other on the shifter. According to F&F we were invincible.

That's why I decided to have my friend drive instead

Thanks Paul, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

The funny thing is I didn't get motion sickness doing this, but I feel uneasy flying while standing up lol. I just feel like I'm going to fall over - I always need to sit.

Thank you!!

moving without seeing your movement is basically what causes motion sickness, you can imagine the disorientation of flying a drone from basically vr goggles while also being in a 911 going 60 on some backroads

Your vestibular system doesn’t like it when you’re moving one direction, but your brain thinks you’re moving another.

It's very disorientating when what you see does not match with what you feel. It wasn't too bad on this smooth road. I've done this off road in a lifted Jeep and that was way worse.

Rooster Teeth did this 13 years ago! Lot's of videos of it now. Kind of got me tempted to try it lol

That would be amazing! We have some nice mountains here in the Los Angeles area but nothing like BC. Most of what we have looks just like this. Dry and brown/tan.

There are spectacular spots in Banff National Park too. Really all across BC and into the Rockies and on Alberta’s side.

@@mouthbreather280 That sounds awesome! I would have to look into the drone regulations in Canada before taking flight. I'm not sure what it's like over there but in the states it is prohibited to fly in national parks.

Thanks Deven!

Glad to have you here!

I haven't had any issues like that. You could see some softness in the corners, especially wide open but that's about it. The thing that really makes it feel cheap is how loud the AF is and the sound it makes with changing the f stop.

You got it man - I'm going to start working on that. Honestly, I would say pick it up. You can't really do the whole shoot with just this 10mm but there are a lot of times (like in tight bathrooms) when it's super helpful. It's good to have in your kit.

I believe this one is a G Body. It's a 1974

@@ArtYari_ I live 930 from the early 80s and I can’t tell years by the shapes yet but I’m getting close

This is cool

Glad to hear! I wanted it to be like you're coming along for the ride. Like you're there hanging out with us.

Thank you, I really appreciate that! I am still getting starting and finding my voice in the TH-cam game. I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

Thanks Ty! I appreciate your help too. It's cool to get multiple perspectives in the same video 🔥

It gets a bit soft in the corners at 2.8, but kind of gives it a nice look. Other than that, really solid!

@@ArtYari_ Yeah i see & its yet still super dope on the f2.8 & seeing the blur bg ⚡

Trying to keep it real!

That’s why I only stay with Sigma/ Sony Lenses. They are top of the line

That's defiantly something that's great about these smaller drones which use smaller batteries. I got a four pack of 2s batts for the DarkStar for about the same price as one 6s.

Thanks Kevin!

Definitely a blast to drive! More so than I was expecting.

How do you like it?

@ArtYari_ you know man, I really like it.. it has taken a lot.. zippy but can cruise. .. I'm pretty happy about it

@@IslandCreek It fun to rip with this little thing! I gotta fly it more. Was spending a lot of time flying it when I recently picked it up but now that I've been shooting more fast moving subjects, I haven't touched the DarkStar in months.

No post stabilization! Just turned on the built in option and that's it. I noticed it mostly only has issues with prop wash. Other than that, pretty solid.

Definitely not. It’s barely strong enough for itself.

Yeah it’s a BNF, This one is with O3 and ELRS. I’m used the Goggles V2

Perfect way to describe this song too 😂

It takes 35mm film

Mine didn’t rewind in the ON position but when I put it to lock it would rewind, really simple thing to look over that wouldn’t seem related but might work for u lol

Yup!

@@ArtYari_ how did you get that to work?

I connect the phone to the goggles using a USB C to lightning (USB C on iPhone 15 but mine is a 13 so it's lightning) and then open the DJI Fly app. In a moment they will connect and tap the blue button in the bottom right corner. That's it! Works on iPad and Android as well.

I've heard throwing the drone out the window usually doesn't work very well lol

Hehehehehe

A lot of people are really in their own bubble when driving. I seriously doubt any drivers noticed the drone unless it came into their direct line of sight. But after posting this video I learned it's best practice to just avoid traffic.

Still have a long way to go!