@@allstreamedupvi maybe a video for doing 3D mapping at low elevations, and how to do manual pictures/missions. I’d really like to get more detail at lower elevations in crowded areas where pre-flight mapping is harder.
@@itsMellyBih not sure you can increase detail just by creating a 3D model, but have you ever tried AI upscalers like nightmare esrigan? replicate.com/nightmareai/real-esrgan
Hey thanks for the video. I shoot for cinematic shots but if I understand correctly, you are using these waypoints to do use for another purpose. I’m still curious. Could you show (or just type it here) how you use these images in your field of work? I appreciate the time you took making this video.
I use this waypoint technique when I want to shoot orthographic images because it allows the to automate the flight and achieve that "lawnmower" pattern, which would be a pain to do manually. You can do it manually, but this makes it easier. For cinematic shots, it might be a valuable process to set out a more custom flight path to achieve a very special camera move and it is repeatable, so you could, in theory, use it for a film shoot when you have to do rehearsals and several takes of the exact same shot. Hope that helps!
Why yes there is a Google Drive link actually that the software vendors sent me for direct download. Here it is for you: drive.google.com/drive/folders/14I8v9K_hXEyKhT5Lx4GYepEsX4u91KrR
Thanks for this. However, I had to follow the cloud drive link provided in a comment (allstreamedupvi) here in order to be able to access the installer. The provided link on the website did not do anything when I clicked on it.
I used the link mentioned below to download and install Waypoint Installer on my Win 10 PC. I have created a simple mission, POI with 15 WP's. Installer indicates its been loaded/installed successfully on my RC2, but its no where to be found on the RC2 after installation?? Why, where can it be? I searched for all *.KMZ files. Other waypoints are in "This PC\DJI RC 2\Internal shared storage\Android\data\dji.go.v5\files\waypoint\"
Keep in mind, the KMZ installer overwrites the last saved waypoint file, so as long as you have at least one saved, it will save over it. You need to have at least one saved before you use the KMZ installer. What I do is, create a new waypoint with the Fly app on the controller; just a simple one. Then use the KMZ installer. Then open it with Fly app as you would open any waypoint file. It will be the most recent one. Let me know if that helps.
@@allstreamedupvi Thank you. The problem was that the RC2 did not update the thumbnails showing the picture of the new mission, i don't know why. I have spend a lot of time on the free version, and here is some of my feedback. It may be addressed in the paid version, but I will think that the free version is just a restriction to the paid version. I found the program to be slow to update, unfriendly and jittery. I mainly want to make use of the marker option, so this relates to that. Even If i set the heading, gimble angle speed at to the first waypoint before I create the second etc, it does not carry those values forward. ItI stick to the program defaults. Being able to drag the waypoint heading (like on the RC2) will be a lot easier. Having an option to start a new mission, after saving the previous, will help a lot (Maybe I'm missing something) but I had to restart the program, and while I was busy setting up my first waypoint, it all of a sudden default back to the start screen with the original google map. The idea to have a very nice big screen option to create waypoints, is wonderful, I just hope it was more user friendly and stable
@@ricoterblanche9511 the software is definitely hobbled to get premuim subs. I upgraded and the thumbnail does not update. No big deal to me, the thumbnail has little value to me because I always load it up, in this use case, into waypoint feature and double check it. Just a bunch of college kids working on it, and I think it is cool to add some upgrades to the consumer drones line.
Fascinating. These technologies are incredible. Thanks for taking the time for putting this out there.
You are most welcome!
Thanks for the great video, Adam. It made it very simple.
You are welcome! Good luck with using the waypointmap platform and happy flying!
Thanks from a fellow Parksville resident.
Hey right on, if you are ever up for a drone meet up send me a message via my website. Cheers!
Thank you
You are very welcome!
great video, thank you
You are welcome! What other videos would be helpful for you?
@@allstreamedupvi maybe a video for doing 3D mapping at low elevations, and how to do manual pictures/missions.
I’d really like to get more detail at lower elevations in crowded areas where pre-flight mapping is harder.
@@itsMellyBih can you give me an example of something you would shoot at low altitude and want a 3D model of?
@@allstreamedupvi more detailed real estate models, like the windows/doors having more detail.
@@itsMellyBih not sure you can increase detail just by creating a 3D model, but have you ever tried AI upscalers like nightmare esrigan?
replicate.com/nightmareai/real-esrgan
Thanks for the video from Kelowna
Been to Canada twice now for holidays, absolutely love Kelowna 😘
@@waynegreene6405 Glad you like it! Here it is beautiful in the summer I will say that
Hey thanks for the video. I shoot for cinematic shots but if I understand correctly, you are using these waypoints to do use for another purpose. I’m still curious. Could you show (or just type it here) how you use these images in your field of work?
I appreciate the time you took making this video.
I use this waypoint technique when I want to shoot orthographic images because it allows the to automate the flight and achieve that "lawnmower" pattern, which would be a pain to do manually. You can do it manually, but this makes it easier.
For cinematic shots, it might be a valuable process to set out a more custom flight path to achieve a very special camera move and it is repeatable, so you could, in theory, use it for a film shoot when you have to do rehearsals and several takes of the exact same shot.
Hope that helps!
@@allstreamedupvi It really does help. Thanks again!
@@ProfKlaus welcome!
Kay em zeds 😂
I don’t get it? Because he says Z like they do in his country? Okay.
It is work with dji rc pro?
Looks like just the RC N2 and the RC 2. You can check compatible drones here:
www.waypointmap.com/Home/SupportedDrones
Seeing it works with the Mavic 3 series/RC controller, it should be able to load onto the RC Pro just the same
can't download the kmz installer for windows any one got the file please
Why yes there is a Google Drive link actually that the software vendors sent me for direct download.
Here it is for you:
drive.google.com/drive/folders/14I8v9K_hXEyKhT5Lx4GYepEsX4u91KrR
@@allstreamedupvi many thanks
@@richardcrouch356 you are very welcome!
Thanks for this. However, I had to follow the cloud drive link provided in a comment (allstreamedupvi) here in order to be able to access the installer. The provided link on the website did not do anything when I clicked on it.
@@chilipez2934 weird, but at least you all have the link. In fact, I will add it to the description of the video.
And the controller still crashes with several waypoints.
Bro, that sucks. How many waypoints were in the file you loaded onto the controller?
@@allstreamedupvi yeh I also would be very interested to know how many waypoints cause rc2 to crash?
@@GlennoPicoxI’ve read if you keep them under 150 points, it will not crash. I have not had the weather to try it yet
I used the link mentioned below to download and install Waypoint Installer on my Win 10 PC. I have created a simple mission, POI with 15 WP's. Installer indicates its been loaded/installed successfully on my RC2, but its no where to be found on the RC2 after installation?? Why, where can it be? I searched for all *.KMZ files. Other waypoints are in "This PC\DJI RC 2\Internal shared storage\Android\data\dji.go.v5\files\waypoint\"
Keep in mind, the KMZ installer overwrites the last saved waypoint file, so as long as you have at least one saved, it will save over it. You need to have at least one saved before you use the KMZ installer. What I do is, create a new waypoint with the Fly app on the controller; just a simple one. Then use the KMZ installer. Then open it with Fly app as you would open any waypoint file. It will be the most recent one.
Let me know if that helps.
@@allstreamedupvi Thank you. The problem was that the RC2 did not update the thumbnails showing the picture of the new mission, i don't know why. I have spend a lot of time on the free version, and here is some of my feedback.
It may be addressed in the paid version, but I will think that the free version is just a restriction to the paid version. I found the program to be slow to update, unfriendly and jittery. I mainly want to make use of the marker option, so this relates to that.
Even If i set the heading, gimble angle speed at to the first waypoint before I create the second etc, it does not carry those values forward. ItI stick to the program defaults. Being able to drag the waypoint heading (like on the RC2) will be a lot easier. Having an option to start a new mission, after saving the previous, will help a lot (Maybe I'm missing something) but I had to restart the program, and while I was busy setting up my first waypoint, it all of a sudden default back to the start screen with the original google map.
The idea to have a very nice big screen option to create waypoints, is wonderful, I just hope it was more user friendly and stable
@@ricoterblanche9511 the software is definitely hobbled to get premuim subs. I upgraded and the thumbnail does not update. No big deal to me, the thumbnail has little value to me because I always load it up, in this use case, into waypoint feature and double check it.
Just a bunch of college kids working on it, and I think it is cool to add some upgrades to the consumer drones line.
I second this statement, as ive had yhe very same issues.@ricoterblanche9511