I've been wanting to get into drone photography for a few months now. Obviously the learning curve is steep, so I thought I'd start a dedicated thread for current and potential drone photographers to share their knowledge, tips, photos, videos, etc.
i_am_hydrogen Goldmember  1,694 posts Gallery: 30 photos Joined Nov 2007 Chicago, IL More info Post has been edited over 1 year ago by i_am_hydrogen. | Jun 23, 2016 09:04 | #1 I've been wanting to get into drone photography for a few months now. Obviously the learning curve is steep, so I thought I'd start a dedicated thread for current and potential drone photographers to share their knowledge, tips, photos, videos, etc. flickr LOG IN TO REPLY |
Jun 23, 2016 16:50 | #2 I wouldn't call it a steep learning curve at all. I watched a 5 minute video on youtube on how to control it, and that is it. Drones are incredibly easy to use.   sunrise ggb by Brad Baldwin Photography, on FlickrCanon 6D & 80D | 135 f2 L | 24-105 f4 L | 70-200 f4 L | Sigma 35 1.4 ART | Canon 85 1.8 LOG IN TO REPLY |
Jun 26, 2016 23:54 | #4 I bought a cheap Hubsan drone to practice with to see if its something I want to pursue. LOG IN TO REPLY |
estabro Member  77 posts Joined Mar 2011 Wash DC More info | I am going to start the UnOfficial Drone Photography Thread Canon 6D and SL1/100D. LOG IN TO REPLY |
Sep 03, 2016 07:16 | #6 Took DJI P3A to Iceland, these are a few of the results with some PP in Lightroom      LOG IN TO REPLY |
Sep 03, 2016 07:36 | #7 KalebA wrote in post #18115418 Took DJI P3A to Iceland, these are a few of the results with some PP in Lightroom Nice!!! Charles LOG IN TO REPLY |
Poindexter Senior Member  714 posts Gallery: 26 photos Joined Feb 2007 Vermont More info Post has been edited 9 months ago by Poindexter. | Sep 03, 2016 07:58 | #8 If you can play a video game you can fly a drone within minutes. If you suck at making those pixels jump on the TV screen it might take a little more practice before sending the drone through the forest. DJI has a simulator program to help get one started. And the Phantom 4 is an excellent beginner's drone. If I wasn't using the Phantom 4 there are two occasions where I would have lost mine from running into unseen tree limbs above waterfalls.  Lake Willoughby by DJI Phantom 4 by Alex Snyder, on Flickr First time flying the drone I took this panorama from my back yard  Third time out with the drone....did some ballsy stuff with it shooting waterfalls: https://youtu.be/Qgn08Io7jrM LOG IN TO REPLY |
Mike ugly when I'm sober  15,273 posts Gallery: 22 photos Joined Nov 2006 Sandwich UK...the place, not the food! More info | Sep 19, 2016 08:19 | #9 Excellent photos, drones sure give a unique perspective to the world. More photos please!! www.mikegreenphotography.co.uk LOG IN TO REPLY |
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Oct 14, 2016 06:43 | #11  Fall color explosion from the sky by Alex Snyder, on Flickr Color Intersection by Alex Snyder, on FlickrLOG IN TO REPLY |
Poindexter Senior Member 714 posts Gallery: 26 photos Joined Feb 2007 Vermont More info Post has been edited 8 months ago by Poindexter. | Oct 14, 2016 07:45 | #12 And one more while I'm here.  Groton Gradiant by Alex Snyder, on FlickrGetting the last few spins out of the Phantom 4. The Mavic Pro is on order and is supposed to start shipping tomorrow  LOG IN TO REPLY |
Oct 15, 2016 10:52 | #13 Official? My flickr albums LOG IN TO REPLY |
Oct 15, 2016 11:17 | #14 Perfectly Frank wrote in post #18157513 Official? Been there, done that... http://photography-on-the.net ...read.php?t=1458358&page=1 OMG! Two threads!!! LOG IN TO REPLY |
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