DJI Phantom Catch & Release technique
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Yes well we used a NORMAL thumbnail and no-one looked at it!
So we had to bring in Katie our crash test bikini model!
Sometimes we want to take our phantoms into areas that are damn near impossible to land or take off in.
It might be really rough or high terrain, an open body of water, snow, soft sand, crazy high grass in a paddock or even just plain windy!
A method we use fairly often is something we call the "catch & release"
Its pretty simple! Just catch ...... and release!!!
When possible, we establish a good, clear and safe "home" position close by, and then simply move the Phantom to the location we are going to fly in. If this isn't possible, we set the best or softest home position we can access safely, at the time!
The Phantom has plenty of standby power to move it around & so there's no rush to get it in the air, but we look at this in more detail in a later video.
Even on the windiest of days, it makes a tricky job much easier!
Is it dangerous? Well I guess most things are dangerous if you don't take care,
but given you have the control, you make that call...
Propellor guards, safety glasses and gloves are a good idea as well!
When moving the phantom anywhere, the controller cannot be turned off, or moved away from the Phantom, otherwise she'll go into failsafe and fly home! (Wherever she is!) And I mean WHEREVER!
And I'll give you the big tip....there's nothing like a POSSESED phantom trying to cut loose in the back of a car....
Shortly, we will be doing a segment showing how we tackle open sea boating with the Phantom which looks at fail safe landings in open waters.
DJI Phantom - Catch and release
DJI Phantom - Difficult landings
DJI Phantom - Landing in the wind
DJI Phantom - The ultimate tutorial
DJI Phantom - Tricks and tips
DJI Phantom - Return to home function explained
DJI Phantom - Fail safe explained
DJI Phantom - How not to crash in fail safe
DJI Phantom - Using the return to home function
DJI Phantom - Expert and professional tips
DJI Phantom - Beginner tips
DJI Phantom - Lost sight, what now?
DJI Phantom - Set up and fly home
DJI Phantom - Quadcopter fail safe
DJI Phantom, Phantom 2, Phantom Vision
Filmed on a GoPro and Panasonic Lumix Camera
Music by Premium Beat
Check out http://www.flightofthephantom.com for our list of upcoming tips
Great for all terrains, wind and water.
Check out http://www.flightofthephantom.com for our other videos
The best prices & deals we've found for DJI Phantom equipment
http://www.flightofthephantom.com/#!drone-shop/c1fot
Sell your Aerial Photos and make some money
http://www.hypervisioncreative.com/#!selling-stock-photos/csdt
Buy your DJI Phantom or DJI Inspire direct from DJI & save
http://dji.com/?r=z6s4Vb
Follow us on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/australianportraits
Yes well we used a NORMAL thumbnail and no-one looked at it!
So we had to bring in Katie our crash test bikini model!
Sometimes we want to take our phantoms into areas that are damn near impossible to land or take off in.
It might be really rough or high terrain, an open body of water, snow, soft sand, crazy high grass in a paddock or even just plain windy!
A method we use fairly often is something we call the "catch & release"
Its pretty simple! Just catch ...... and release!!!
When possible, we establish a good, clear and safe "home" position close by, and then simply move the Phantom to the location we are going to fly in. If this isn't possible, we set the best or softest home position we can access safely, at the time!
The Phantom has plenty of standby power to move it around & so there's no rush to get it in the air, but we look at this in more detail in a later video.
Even on the windiest of days, it makes a tricky job much easier!
Is it dangerous? Well I guess most things are dangerous if you don't take care,
but given you have the control, you make that call...
Propellor guards, safety glasses and gloves are a good idea as well!
When moving the phantom anywhere, the controller cannot be turned off, or moved away from the Phantom, otherwise she'll go into failsafe and fly home! (Wherever she is!) And I mean WHEREVER!
And I'll give you the big tip....there's nothing like a POSSESED phantom trying to cut loose in the back of a car....
Shortly, we will be doing a segment showing how we tackle open sea boating with the Phantom which looks at fail safe landings in open waters.
DJI Phantom - Catch and release
DJI Phantom - Difficult landings
DJI Phantom - Landing in the wind
DJI Phantom - The ultimate tutorial
DJI Phantom - Tricks and tips
DJI Phantom - Return to home function explained
DJI Phantom - Fail safe explained
DJI Phantom - How not to crash in fail safe
DJI Phantom - Using the return to home function
DJI Phantom - Expert and professional tips
DJI Phantom - Beginner tips
DJI Phantom - Lost sight, what now?
DJI Phantom - Set up and fly home
DJI Phantom - Quadcopter fail safe
DJI Phantom, Phantom 2, Phantom Vision
Filmed on a GoPro and Panasonic Lumix Camera
Music by Premium Beat
Check out http://www.flightofthephantom.com for our list of upcoming tips
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