The Daily Photo Thread

[clinkadink]

Hackpen Hill at 3.30 pm today …

[D0c.Col]

@clinkadink Was that the smoke from your tyres Chris in the background on another speed attempt?

[clinkadink]

I tried the vertical pano on the M3P for the first time today.

[PingSpike]

@clinkadink

for the first

And last.

[clinkadink]

I was literally waiting for your response.

[PingSpike]

Here’s the visuals for it

[clinkadink]

Pah. My wings are like a shield of steel. I’m an atheist.

[PingSpike]

I’ve fixed your photo for you.

You really should report it to DJI as a bug

[PingSpike]

Genuine question, as I’ve not seen it first hand, do you have to change modes in the app to do this and if so, what do you see on the screen of the Fly app?

Does it stick black bars on either side or something?

[PingSpike]

And if you’re using a phone, is it then displaying a portrait image in a landscape-orientated device/display? And therefore its tiny on a phone?

[clinkadink]

@PingSpike

do you have to change modes in the app to do this and if so, what do you see on the screen of the Fly app?

Select Pano mode, then select Vertical. It takes 3 photos (I think) top, middle, bottom.

@PingSpike

Does it stick black bars on either side or something?

No. You see a full 16:9 image.

@PingSpike

And if you’re using a phone, is it then displaying a portrait image in a landscape-orientated device/display? And therefore its tiny on a phone?

I use the DJI RC, but I am sure it would be the same on a phone. I.e. a full 16:9 image displayed.

[PingSpike]

@clinkadink

Select Pano mode, then select Vertical. It takes 3 photos (I think) top, middle, bottom.

Ahhh, gotcha. Ta

[TMVideos]

Porth Navas

[Drumsagard]

This evening’s sunset near Dungavel in South Lanarkshire.

Mini 3 Pro - 7 image HDR merged in Lightroom.

Dungavel Reservoir - Mini 3 Pro - 7 image HDR merged in Lightroom.

[D0c.Col]

Brilliant as ever John!

[Drumsagard]

Cheers Colin

[Kirky]

Stunning

[Drumsagard]

Thanks Richard

[scottydog]

Not great as sky was very hazy but a few pics from the M2P at felthorpe, Norfolk

[D0c.Col]

Love the long shadows of the trees.