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Nope. An "inver" is a place where A river meets the sea with a settlement.

@ianmacewan9416 thank you on that application of process, though I still stand with the statement applicable towards Invaeriticus and those meant to know.

@@Bradley-o7w your welcome

I used a DJI Mini 2 which is under 250g so you can fly closer to people than 50m and you can fly over them, you can also fly in built up areas. In the UK landowners can't stop you from flying over their property, they can only stop you from taking off from it.

This one was at Kinghorn Loch, the kids aren't confident enough on the boards to be let loose one something the size of Loch Leven yet.

Brave men, especially as they were targeted in WWI by the enemy to reduce British moral. This lead to the War Office banning pipers in the front line in WWII, but do a google search for "Mad William Millin". On D-Day Lord Lovet asked Private Millin to pipe the soldiers ashore at Sword Beach saying of the law "Ah, but that's the English War Office. You and I are both Scottish, and that doesn't apply." Millin said that he later spoke to captured German snipers who told him they didn't shoot at him because they thought he had gone mad.

@@highflyingscotland I have heard of that man. I cannot believe the bravery he had

@@highflyingscotland He was a Canadian Soldier

@@matthewr6572 only just 😂, his parents were both Scottish and moved back to Scotland with him when he was 3.

@@highflyingscotland yes you are right. He was born in Regina, Saskatchewan. Then moved to Scotland

It was a great day out, the sun was shining most of the day with only a couple of spots of rain, a bit of a trek from the East coast, but worth it. Our local band's novice drum corp (which my eldest plays snare for) picked up 1st place for their grade, the adult band got 1st for drumming & 1st for ensemble in their grade and our junior drum major picked up 2nd place.

There's an old video called Eagle's Eye View Of Glencoe. It will be on TH-cam somewhere. Perhaps you could do a drone version of it.

@@albystrawman3504 Thanks for your kind comments, unfortunately I just fly the drone as a hobby and Glencoe is a bit of a trek from my neck of the woods. If I'm ever out that way I'll keep it in mind though.

Thanks, I wasn't sure how it was going to come out as there was lots of people showing interest in the drone and what could be seen on the screen, which I usually don't mind, but there was a lot of distraction. At one point I had 4 people all trying to see the screen at the same time and I even had to ask one of them to not lean in front of me because for safety it's more important that I can see where it was flying than them. 😂

Thanks, they had a fantastic day for it, Mrs HFS managed to get a bit sunburnt because she missed a bit of her leg with suntan lotion (perils of being a Scottish ginger!) 🤣

The games this year were perfect. Hot, with a cool breeze, good crowd, good company and smiles all around ❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@@alba7519 It was a great day out, certainly better weather than the next week up in Forres for the British Championships.

Hi @jeffellis6544, sorry if the instructions caused any confusion or issues. This was made a few years ago with a Mini 2, which I've now sold so I can't even test with anymore. I've not tried doing any lightpainting lately with either of my other drones (Mini 4 pro & Air 2S). I've tried taking a photo with the Mini 4 Pro and can align DNG's and JPG's out of it without any issue, Photoshop shows both the DNG and JPG as 4032 x 3024 for this one. When I get a chance I'll break out the Air 2S and try that as well and let you know how I get on.

Thanks for the sub!

Thanks a lot!

Thanks, it's a lovely part of the world.

Thanks, I've fond memories of visiting my grandparents who used to live in Marske just up the road from the beach.

Thanks, yeah it's a bit crazy and cold. I've done the dook about half a dozen times myself in the past but always had a cold by my birthday in early January each time so for the last few years I opt for just watching from the shore, capture footage with the drone and stay comparatively warm!

Thanks @iainhmunro good to know some history of the buildings

Hi @ScotlandandMe, Thanks for the comment. I had No issues flying the drone and the map looks far more impressive from above than it does from ground level.

@@highflyingscotland thanks for the info mate. Yes, it definitely needs to be seen from the air...what a glorious sight

It's the Insta360 Sphere, I was about half way along with a damn bright red flashing strobe on the drone that's hidden from camera because it's in the stitchline of the 2 180 degree cameras above and beneath the drone (same reason you can't see the drone itself regardless of which way you point the camera)