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What drone was the intro shot with?

Resort in a nice word for trailer park. Lol good bud man

lol I thought he was about to RAP a song..

nice shots! do you fly in “fcc” or “ce” mode?

You turn off EIS for gyroflow, okay. So what settings do you make when setting up gyroflow? Can you help me with the smoothness? By the way, it is so difficult to use a drone in Turkey. I mostly fly with zero GPS. Flying without permission is also a big problem. Fortunately, I do not have this problem because I am a police officer.

Dude, I think I've improved my skills a lot in terms of joysticks. Now I need to take myself to a new level. For this reason, I'm planning to buy an RC 3. I just watched your first flight in manual mode (6 months ago) and now I watched this video. You've really improved yourself. What do you recommend for an RC 3 remote control?

In my opinion I have tried Liftoff and Uncrashed but I think the DJI Virtual Simulator is pretty good and very similar to what you can actually do with the Avata 2. I don't think the DJI people designed it for fun. Greetings to all DJI pilots. Very very good video, Mate. You deserve one more subscriber like me! Hugs from England.

For the life of me, I cannot get gyroflow to look good with my Avata 2. Still get micro jitters and jelly roll, Parts a usable but others just no good. Rocksteady seems just fine for me. Are there any secret settings for gyroflow to get the best out of the Avata2. Cheers, awesome video.

too much yapping, no conclusion or summary for key takeaways

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The motion controller is for righthanded only😢

I enjoyed watching the great video.

What simulator are you using to practice with the FPV Controller 3?

Bro!!! That area looks like GTA5, Senora Way. Like it has the same landmarks and rock formations. Nice video by the way. 😮😂😂

It’s tried the Mavic has two options to shoot in Dlog and Dlog M. It takes a bit more work to grade the footage. The 48 meg thing is a bit of a gimmick. The base sensor is 12 megs. It’s cut into many bits. While it’s 48 megs , each section gathers less light and color than a larger sensor. If the light is good it’s a nice image. It’s my favorite drone.

look like use motion controller got better footage

your getting better!

i have questions why need gyroflow than rocksteady what's comparison?

great bro❤

Excellent videos... buy avata 2 very recently (I already have an air 3)... as you do to learn how to fly in ACRO... I'm a little scared... greetings from Argentina

Hey bro now that you fly with the Remote controller 3 is it worth investment or is the motion controller just as good

I enjoyed the wonderful cinematic video. Have a nice day.❤

Air 3 - I am so close right now to pulling the trigger. The only thing holding me back is the possibility that the supposed Air 3S may soon be released. I have no idea if this will actually be the case. There are many so-called 'leaks' on social media, but definitely no confirmation yet from Dji on a updated version of the Air 3. I'll give it till the end of October, and if not, I'll be buying the Air 3 for sure. Thank you for sharing your thoughts on your Air 3. Much appreciated 👍

I really liked your personal opinions and insights, but the background music was annoying.

Im saving to buy myself one❤

En el minuto 1:05 grabas a 30 o 60 fps?

Great video! Where did you buy your pants?

Try locking the expo

You got way better after 3 months...

I had to stop watching. Choppy vids due to desynced frame rate are not my thing

Nobody bothered you yet about not having a spotter? Good deal! You must live a a great area with nice people! Good video, I enjoyed your location!

how much battery cycle u have done and please tell me its effect ur flight time??

Another great flight. Might I suggest a folding landing pad. I SEE YOU LAUNCH/LAND on hard packed dirt, kicking up a fair amount of grit, sand, dust right into the Avata 2 motors. They can take a fair amount of abuse, but obviously not unlimited. You might consider a small foldable landing pad, throw it in your gear bag.

why 02:15 ist lagging? the film is not fluently

Glad to hear your thoughts. I bought the FPV Controller 3 for the same reason. I barely have flown with motion controller - I am much more comfortable with a conventional controller flying DJI stuff for years. But I aspire to full manual and there's no time like the present to try the simulator and the VERY different stick control required, I just hope I am not to set in my habits to learn full manual. I agree that DJI put a LOT of thought/work into helping beginners step up to full manual. Beginner mode, then normal, then sport, then Manual with axis limits, then the full Monty. Without the wading pool, I am not sure I would just jump off the highest diving board into the deep end!

I was amused that your first post-flight comment was about battery life. I am new to FPV, a stone cold amateur, after 3+ years flying conventional drones, I have Mavic 3 Pro, Air 3, Mini 4 Pro, and a dozen others, but even I was thinking man, the Avata 2 stays in the air forever. I hope to be flying full manual if another week or 2, not rushing myself. Great flight. I think vesting different parks might be a good idea. You show up same place day after day, you might get on some peoples nerves. Avata 2 is really quite, but it's not silent, lol.

Nicely done. I do have a question/concern. Flying solo with the goggles on. From what I know of FAA regs. it's not permitted. You HAVE to have physical eyes on the drone. A huge PITA! I imagine of you are low profile, as you were here, not a lot of people around, as you had here all will be good. But if you grow this channel, as most people would like to do, then you need a) a Part 401 if you want to make any money. If you are strictly flying recreational waiver, the TH-cam channel is fine, I've had one for a few years for camera drones. But flying without a spotter may get you a call from the FAA. There are people who love being killjoys and making problems for folks. It's usually not a problem until you get a lot of subs. It's a shame that the cameras and PIP allowing you to potentially see the drone don't get around the rule - I think that was the goal but no change to allow them vs. having a spotter that I have heard. I just don't know. What are your thoughts?

nice color grading care to share the colorgrading files?

Another great vid mate, keep up the excellent work brother!

Awesome

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I only use GyroFlow, looks soo much better than EIS, btw you can do that live view to the phone wirelessly on Avata 2

Yo, whats good homie? New subber here, me and my Partner Bill have a show on wed night called Drone Therapy. We got you some subs a few weeks ago. Avata 2 is awesome! I watched ur Air 3 review the other day. well done bro. I need to learn how to color grade! But yea man Air 3 is badass. Do you have any carbon quads? like a 5inch 6s? I fly alot but iv come to realizxe the Avata 2 shines best in sport and normal modes.

but sure, what else to buy?

Please don't use ChatGPT for information on where to fly. Check with your local municipalities

Here in much more densely populated Germany, it is impossible if not forbidden by law to fly a drone in cities. This is very strictly regulated by the European Drone Regulation. In addition, the airspace is much more closely monitored, so that flying in a large city not only requires a corresponding drone flying licence, but also registration and approval from air traffic control. This means that drone flying for amateurs in Germany is de facto only possible in very rural and remote areas. And even then, this is viewed very critically, as many people are meanwhile very annoyed by the buzzing above their heads.

being not so high over water, did you turn off sensors underneath? i have read that it is very risky flying low over water, that the drone can all of a sudden decide to land

Don’t land in dirt sand you’ll mess up the motors

For the 46min battery life, that's not what you're getting. You're not gonna get any flights over 35min. Plus, you're also landing it with around 10% battery remaining. You don't fly until 0% and THEN land. Also, you paid for those features and are probably using them. 4k60 10-bit video, obstacle avoidance, AR overlays, having these enabled uses more battery. You should expect most flight to be around the 30-35min mark. Assuming it's all set up, and you have all the advanced features enabled, and at the best quality, and on an average day with some wind, and playing it safe with your batteries and not deep cycling below 10%, you should expect around a solid 30 minutes of flight time. That's without feeling pressured. Should be able to get 30 without feeling like you're pushing the limits and risking anything. You do gotta be a bit more careful and fly more conservatively for getting around 35 minutes, though.

With the air 3, you can actually get like a 140mm zoom equivalent at good quality. You can do 3x zoom with digital, but 3x kinda sucks. Isnt really usable for anything important or professional. However, you can 2x it and use the tele lens set to 6x. Some light editing and cleanup, and you can get really usable images with that sensor at 6x. Especially when using pixel binning for the 48mp images.