Was in the skies over Largs yesterday gathering some footage for some work for a client.
I decided to use the opportunity to have a little fly over the famous seaside town and get an aerial view of the sea front and ferry going across to Millport.
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Nice video buddy and as you were flying I so wanted you to go into sport mode and catch the ferry 
If the battery wasn’t running a little low I would have given it a go!
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Maybe next time BTW am over here on the East Coast in Edinburgh
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Got a few things over that way I wanna capture. Always good to catch up with a fellow Scottish drone enthusiast!
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Not got a drone yet as I want to be 900% it’s for me because in the past I have committed to things and got bored very quickly but fingers crossed if I meet fellow flyers I will gain knowledge experience have fun and you never know maybe make money from it but that’s way way off 
need to learn to fly first and see if my ageing old brain can work out what to do
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Iain you will be fine - a good quality drone like the DJI Min 3/ 4/ SE etc basically fly themselves - you just use the sticks to make it go up / down / forward / backwards / left right turn.
Its not like flying a helicopter where you have to juggle 15 apples while rubbing your tummy hopping on one leg. Slowly does it and large open spaces to build confidence - the more you do it the more at ease you will feel.
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Thanks for the info buddy much appreciated thanks 
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Remember, if you get yourself in a muddle just let go of everything and the drone will hover in place whilst you take a breath and regroup 
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I can see that happening a lot or crashing
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Honestly, a good drone with omnidirectional sensors is a lot harder to crash than you might think.
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That’s the type I think would best suit me as a complete drone dummy 
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