I was in London last week for some work bits and decided to bring the drone along. I had seen a thread about shooting around Tower Bridge and wanted to give it a go. It was a very still night bit super cold. Took off from Heritage Memorial Park as suggested on another thread and had a good 10/15 minutes in the air before my fingers got too cold to keep working. I was very pleased with how it all came out in the end.
Thanks to the inspiration and Q&A in this post Tower Bridge, London
Fantastic pictures 
What Drone?
Fabulous, top job. I’ll definitely pop back at night.
Excellent pictures. #2 is my favorite.
Nice pictures.
I was up there for a weekend a couple of weeks ago but it was too windy for my mini 3 pro. Will try again next time I’m there.
Fantastic photos so clear what drone are you flying? I think you may need to reset gimbal level a touch bit low left I think. But great never the less.
Yea, I think you’re right about the gimbal. I kept tilting my head and trying to figure out if it was “just me” or if it was slightly tilted.
I have an A2CoC and I flew my Mavic 3 whilst doing my best to maintain the horizontal separation. I wanted to get good image quality at night from that big sensor. I think when I go back, I’ll use my mini 3 pro to give me more ability to swing over the buildings and London Bridge station a bit more for the opposite facing angle.
That was the trade off for me. It was dead still but it was also absolutely bloody freezing!
That would certainly be great save the stress of we’re you can and can’t go I have a2 c Of c but don’t get we’re I can go now there’s no c class
Time to look at our own Good-2-Go on Drone Scene.
Looks like my reporting worked 
Yes 50m from uninvolved people and 150m commercial etc no over flying people so in a field with magic pro
@drewpost Fantastic pictures. I love the last one best. Out of interest the file size looks small to me, especially for such a big sensor and DNG file did you resize for uploading? 
Something I believe everyone should do, plus watermark it to protect your copyright. Why upload a large image file of a quality photo, with no watermark for anyone who fancies it to help themselves?
@Drumsagard , not that my pictures are worth taking 
is it easy to watermark your pictures,
Many thanks
They are still your pictures. Yes, a watermark can be anything from a logo, a signature or just the word COPYRIGHT. I use a photoshop action that downsizes the file (suitable size for online), adds a black keyline around the edge and then pastes my logo on top.
I get why you do what you do John, especially of the quality you produce; I just wondered!
Personally, I think saving with copyright and/or watermark would be enough and showing off your photo at its best is king. But, I’m not a pro like yourself, so, in the unlikely event that anyone wanted to use my photos I’d say … jog on! 
Yea. They were exported as compressed JPGs. As shot they were 5272x3948 and came out at about 45 MB per file.
I also used the telephoto lens a bit. Definitely a bit of a quality hit vs the main sensor and I find the DNGs take a lot more sharpening and post processing but it did provide a nice different perspective!
Love em! Well done. 
