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📸 Mavic 4 Pro vs Avata 2 – Two legends, two perspectives. 💥 Which cinematic style do you prefer: the crisp aerial glide or the immersive FPV dive? 🎬: IG/maia.visuals #Drone #FPVDrone #Mavic4Pro #Avata2 #CinematicDrones

Great skills.

Is this the best sunset ever? ☀️

Got my DJI O4 Unit Pro build done—she’s looking beautiful! Flight video coming soon.

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Best FPV settings for the DJI Neo ⚡️ I had a lot of messages asking what would be the best settings to use when flying the Neo as an FPV drone, so here they are 👇 Resolution - 4k 30FPS Reduce the sharpness - this is a must if you want your shots to look more true to life and less digital. Set this to -2. Aspect ratio - 4:3 (this helps when cropping for social media) as you won’t have to crop in as much, improving the quality. Stabilisation - I’ve found keeping this off and using Gyroflow produced really good results with less shake. Bonus - although it doesn’t shoot log, you can still slightly alter the colours and this really improves the final output 🙌 Hope this is helpful for some of you 🔥 #djineo #drones #fpv #fpvdrone

Learn to fly a drone.

Here’s how you can learn to fly FPV drones without spending tons of money… 😮‍💨 Step 1 - you will need a cable for your laptop and controller to connect, if the remote doesn’t show, an adapter works for some people 🎮 Step 2 - Connect your controller… I use the DJI FPV controller 3, but I’ve heard great things about the TBS Tango 2 and there are many cheaper options available🔥 Step 3 - Download “Steam” via your browser, this is essentially the hub for downloading pc and laptop games 🕹️ Step 4 - Open Steam and download an FPV simulator. Bonus tip - I recommend a minimum of 20 hours in the simulator before flying a real FPV drone for both safety and financial reasons 🤣

Sedona Arizona! What an amazing place to visit.

Save this as a quick guide to using ND filters on the DJI Avata 2 🔥 Sunrise - if it is before the sun has risen I won’t use any filter but when it begins to brighten I’ll often go for an nd 8 🌅 Cloudy day - ND 16 is ideal for when it is cloudy and I adjust my ISO if necessary to bring in more light if it becomes more grey and stormy ☁️ This ND seems to cater best for the mixed conditions on a cloudy day ⚡️ Sunny days - ND 32 is my go to for sunny days ☀️ every now and then I’ll increase my shutter speed slightly if an area still looks overly bright, but only slightly 🙌 Very bright conditions - for this you’ll usually need an ND 32 and above so maybe a 64 👀 however I almost never have to use this as I rarely shoot into the sun as the image doesn’t look great doing this 🙏 Thank you to @filmfreds for the intro shot 🤝 Hope this is helpful for you all 💫 #drones #fpvdrones #djiavata2