Loved Texas Quarry kind of exspected James Bond or some little green men with big eyes to pop out.Great audio with the video presentation. The music adds a great touch.
Great footage. I am seriously interested in the raw footage of the Texas Quarry. Do you have a social media page (Twitter, Instagram, etc.) where I can reach out to you privately?
I tried reaching out to you on DJIPilots, but cannot for some reason. I've looked through your stable of birds and I would really like your advice (I'm geographically very close to you). I have a P3P pro and am wanting a little more (really would like active track because the Litchi track on my p3p doesn't cut it). A P4P is out of my upgrade budget, but would I be better off upgrading to a Mavic Pro or a P4?
I can get logged into my account on the DJI site. The Mavic is a cool bird. I like it as an ultra-portable addition to the fleet. The camera gets some great shots, range is excellent, & mine has proven to be very robust & reliable. If I could only have one bird it would be a P4 Pro. If built-in Active Track is what you desire the Mavic, P4P, or P4 is what you'll want. All have AT support. To be honest I've never used the feature on any of them as I typically fly manually or Litchi.
If that is the bird you'd buy if you could only get one (my situation) then I'll go with the P4P too. Your videos are an inspiration to me. I live over in DE and am very familiar with all your flights.
The P4P is expensive but sweet. The range in 5.8 Ghz is awesome & the camera is excellent, particularly in low light. You may want to hang tight for a few months just in case DJI pops out a new P5!
Yeah, but I was able to sell my P3P setup for a handsome sum because the P5 is still far enough off. If I waited until the P5 dropped, my P3P would drop in value. I liked the portability of the Mavic Pro, but I can't look past that superior camera and added sensors. I just really needed to hear from some others what they thought. Sorry to talk your ear off on here. I could ask you questions all day. Your flights around Charm City are amazing. I can't believe those are FPV and not waypoint missions.
Christopher Cattie Thank you. The P4P is definitely the bird to have. I don't have one yet but my friend does & the range in 5.8 is over 4.5 miles over the city. He never loses range just battery. The new high capacity batteries are excellent so make sure you get them as spares. My P4 flew 46,000' at 30 mph & still had 40% left with the HC battery vs. 28% with the regular pack. You will love the camera especially at night.
Wow this is a cool video. Do they use the same process in cutting the marble like they do in Italy 🇮🇹? Thanks for sharing .. have a blessed weekend
Thanks! I'm not sure if they use wet saws or water jets to cut out the huge slabs?
@@DirtyBird ok 👌🏾 gotcha . Loved your video though. It don’t matter if they do or not I still thought your video was dope. Have a great Sunday
Loved Texas Quarry kind of exspected James Bond or some little green men with big eyes to pop out.Great audio with the video presentation. The music adds a great touch.
Great video DB! I thought it was a Phantom 4 Pro, it was so clear. Really great shots. Best on the net. Keep 'em coming!
Thanks Eddie!
nice video !
Thanks!
Brilliant
Thx for sharing
Loved it. Nice!!
Jamie Mink Thanks Jamie!
That was different... But I like it!
Thank you Rick.
Great footage. I am seriously interested in the raw footage of the Texas Quarry. Do you have a social media page (Twitter, Instagram, etc.) where I can reach out to you privately?
Thank you. You can contact me via email to schtuperman@gmail.com.
I tried reaching out to you on DJIPilots, but cannot for some reason. I've looked through your stable of birds and I would really like your advice (I'm geographically very close to you). I have a P3P pro and am wanting a little more (really would like active track because the Litchi track on my p3p doesn't cut it). A P4P is out of my upgrade budget, but would I be better off upgrading to a Mavic Pro or a P4?
I can get logged into my account on the DJI site. The Mavic is a cool bird. I like it as an ultra-portable addition to the fleet. The camera gets some great shots, range is excellent, & mine has proven to be very robust & reliable. If I could only have one bird it would be a P4 Pro. If built-in Active Track is what you desire the Mavic, P4P, or P4 is what you'll want. All have AT support. To be honest I've never used the feature on any of them as I typically fly manually or Litchi.
If that is the bird you'd buy if you could only get one (my situation) then I'll go with the P4P too. Your videos are an inspiration to me. I live over in DE and am very familiar with all your flights.
The P4P is expensive but sweet. The range in 5.8 Ghz is awesome & the camera is excellent, particularly in low light. You may want to hang tight for a few months just in case DJI pops out a new P5!
Yeah, but I was able to sell my P3P setup for a handsome sum because the P5 is still far enough off. If I waited until the P5 dropped, my P3P would drop in value. I liked the portability of the Mavic Pro, but I can't look past that superior camera and added sensors. I just really needed to hear from some others what they thought. Sorry to talk your ear off on here. I could ask you questions all day. Your flights around Charm City are amazing. I can't believe those are FPV and not waypoint missions.
Christopher Cattie Thank you. The P4P is definitely the bird to have. I don't have one yet but my friend does & the range in 5.8 is over 4.5 miles over the city. He never loses range just battery. The new high capacity batteries are excellent so make sure you get them as spares. My P4 flew 46,000' at 30 mph & still had 40% left with the HC battery vs. 28% with the regular pack. You will love the camera especially at night.
Maybe a change to the name Phantom Force? Again, this was filmed using a Mavic. Okay, I need to let it go! 😉😊
nice video! Was this a litchi flight or were you in control?
This was a manual flight. I usually have my Mavic with me while working & take advantage of places along my route for some manual flying.