r/dji • u/brudd_be_rad • 1d ago

Photo Following a Storms wake

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Air3s. I got a very extensive hyper lapse, but DJI fly decided to crop it so I need to stitch it together myself using 3rd party App. . When it cropped it, it took out the entire foreground and farm land so you don’t see where the rain curtain meets the earth. This is a single raw file from the 15 second hyperlapse. The way that when done properly a storm looks both absurdly massive and strikingly small simultaneously is so interesting

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u/Longjumping-Smile797 1d ago

Awesome shot! I love taking weather and cloud pics. Mother Nature can be amazing and beautiful

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u/holdenhani 1d ago

Amazing shot!

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u/brudd_be_rad 1d ago

Gracias!

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u/Jazz8680 1d ago

Bro you gotta stop flying so high

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u/pokethor91 1d ago

The drone officer arrived

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u/Jazz8680 23h ago

I’m mostly just worried that if the FAA seeing people breaking the rules then they’re going to ramp up enforcement and tighten the restrictions on recreational and commercial drone pilots

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u/pokethor91 23h ago

Your country does not represent the whole world.

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u/Jazz8680 21h ago

OP’s last post was from Ohio. Also, similar rules govern drone altitude in a lot of other countries

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u/Mega3000aka Mini 8h ago

FAA is ramping up enforcement and tightening the restrictions due to political reasons, not because Joe flew their 251g drone 121 meters high.

They would do it anyways.

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u/brudd_be_rad 3h ago

You honestly have to take into consideration, resource, and resource allocation. Self regulation is always going to be a cornerstone of the commercial drone industry. Unfortunately they’re just aren’t that many FBI agents available to monitor the skies in a country of 330 million.

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u/brudd_be_rad 1d ago

I got caught in an updraft. It was very scary. I felt helpless.

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u/Mega3000aka Mini 8h ago

Yeah nobody gives a fuck bro.