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@@Airlessmean Yes. It's true what they said.

The video for the DJI Mavic Air is another one here on this page and not this one. Yes, it was an android phone I used and I believe any android that does basic operation will work. You will need to download the DJI Go4 app. You can find the app on DJI official website. Download it, install and follow the instructions to setup it up. Feel free to get back here if you have further questions.

@@brunobarriere_photography You have to download the DJI Go4 app from the DJI website. Download, install it and do the necessary setup and you're good to go. Mavic Air is old, but it still gets the job done.

Thanks

@@rajithgw It's my pleasure. Thanks for watching.

@@veselinvasilev9362 You're welcome.

@@zeelife6518 Hello, I'd need specific information to know how to help. What camera are you using? Is it the inbuilt flash or external flash? What's your camera settings and that of the flash too? Are you shooting manual? If it's an external flash, have you tried it on a different camera body? Have you tried a different flash on the camera? I will be looking forward to your providing more details.

@@ShlomoNizin The cap came with the camera when I bought it.

@@robbinsdrones Thanks for subscribing. The Matte Node helps you have better control of things like image Sharpening for example. If you apply image sharpening without the matte node, the sharpening affect every part of the image, including where it's not meant to. The result is that the image turns out badly mashed up and crushed. On the other hand, when you have a Matte Node connected to the Sharpen Node, the sharpening effect will only apply to areas where it's needed instead of the overall image. The Matte Node gives you better control and gives better results. And the Matte Node is not limited to the image Sharpening. I also use it when I want to apply the Glow effect on an image. So with the matte node, the glow will happen only on the highlights instead of the overall image. The general function of the Matte Node is providing you better control of your edit. It is similar to when you have your camera set to Manual Exposure instead of shooting Auto; you have better control.

@@iamdaneke that is interesting, I will give it a shot - thanks for the explanation my friend!

@@robbinsdrones You are welcome, friend.

@@elviscameron2280 I'm sorry to hear about that and don't be too upset about it. I believe we the knowledge you have now, that won't happen again.

@@arcos9344 I think you're right about this. I tried balancing R6 II with cage attached but couldn't, so I had to remove the cage entirely. I will look into the smallrig mounting plate if it's not expensive.

Thank you. And yes, I was shooting in 1080p. The camera I used at the time was canon 80D and I think it was paired with the sigma 17-50mm 2.8 lens.

@@tonyogrady8205 I'm glad to hear that. Thanks for watching and consider subscribing to my channel. Let's get it 1k subs.

@@m4r1nsk1 I don't know how to fix it unfortunately. You might consider getting a new one if it's that badly bent.

@@whaleyspixel No. If you're looking for a monitor you can record into, look into the Atmos Ninja V or the likes.

@@Ahmadzulfahmizakaria I still recommend it for beginners if you see a good deal for it. The only little downside is that it doesn't have long distance range as much as newer drones. But if you can manage that, you're good to go.

@@kwamewoode5741 You can get a cable that matches the port on your canon 800d or get a plug-in adapter where applicable. The cable that comes with the f6 plus is for small/micro HDMI ports.

@@iamdaneke Ohk thanks bro,any recommendation?

@@kwamewoode5741 No particular recommendation. Just get a cable that fits into your camera HDMI port.

@@iamdaneke ok bro bless you

@@jangrewe Are you done ranting or do you still have something else to say? Sorry but your opinion does not count here. This is my channel and what topic I discuss is my choice and mine alone . The audience I made the video for found value in it so I don't know why you're trying to be an internet bully here. Thank you and save yourself the trouble of commenting next time if you don't have anything meaningful to contribute.

@@iamdaneke I'm never done ranting, because i can't stand this enshitification (it's a real thing, look it up and you'll find yourself) of TH-cam through absolutely pointless videos that could be replaced with a simple Read The Fucking Manual™. If your audience found value in this video, then your audience is made up of morons. Is that really the audience you want? But as you're insisting on "meaninful contributions" (which is kinda ironic, considering the video you uploaded), i'll just repeat the most meaningful tip of all time: Read The Fucking Manual™

@@LivingwithKathlina I'm sorry to hear about. Unfortunately, I am not familiar with the "lux junior" so I wouldn't know best way to offer help here. While you are waiting to hear from Godox, you may consider picking up the TT600 flash. It is also a Godox brand and is very cheap when compared to its performance. Let me know if you need further help!

@@iamdaneke Thank you!

@@MrGlowMoto34 Yes. It's still working.

@@MrGlowMoto34 Can't remember exactly when the purchase was but I still recommend it as a beginner drone in 2024.

@@Br8kz Thank you.

You're welcome.

Check the Group and Channel on the flash and make sure you have the same Group and Channel on the trigger too.

@@papaparasiempre Thank you. I'm glad you found value in it.

@@ihaveaidsish Thank you. The lens I had on the camera above was the Sigma 16mm 1.4 lens.

I stay in Lagos, Lekki area. Do you have any project we could work on?

@@Phototraum1 You're always welcome.

@@nagiibmohammed6042 You're much welcome. I'm glad you found value.