I had a chance to play with the DJI Mavic today on 2 occasions and not only test our the DJI Go, but also the Litchi app. It was a little colder in Wisconsin today, but a very nice and sunny fall day. The wind in the first session was about 15 mph, but the Mavic performed great. I finished the day by doing a sunset session to try and test the waypoints and pano features in the Litchi app.
Basically, my experience with drone were from the MultiWiiCopter that I built a few years ago. With that drone, I had to concentrate on flying it and could never take my eyes off of it. With the DJI Mavic, it flies itself. Add litchi to the Mix, and everything can be planned out ahead of time. No flying skill at all is necessary, and I was able to concentrate on what I wanted to capture from a photo and video stand point. Where I need to spend some time now that I'm comfortable letting the Mavic fly itself is the photo settings. Everything I did today was just set to Auto, as I wanted to ensure that I could safely move the drone around and land it safely. I really enjoyed the sessions I've had this week, and think that the Mavic will allow me to get back into aerial photography, and start to dabble in aerial video. More to come!
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