Obviously the perfect combination here is the Mic Mini transmitter with the Mic 2 receiver. Which doesn't work. The Mic Mini receiver is big and useless hunk, especially connected to a phone or another small device. Just compare it to the recent Røde Wireless Micro kit, a much better option for use with phones.

Thanks for the vid. But way would anyone want their subject wearing what looks like a huge black/grey caterpillar clipped to The front of their shirt?

Hello hello very nice ❤

I prefer the sound of the Sony.

What am amazing spot you have there👏🏻👏🏻congrats on this amazing tutorial. I truly wish you all the best and success in life whatever you choose to do🙏🏻🙏🏻

not having to use my iphone 13 is awesome,,though isnt that painful!!! my mini 3 pro is a perfect drone,,and really loves the master airscrew prop set,,as does my mini 2 se,,,and my air 2 s,,,picked up a neo,,which is also a cool toy,,but useless in hi winds,,,thanks to DJI for makin the best drones,,and at a great price point---a 62 yr oldfan for life

nice ❤

I for the life of god could not figures out what the clip on the receiver was until I watch this and realized it fits perfectly on my Canon Rebel 7

I've added captions but they don't save when I save the video.

Can I connect Hollyland mark 2 microphone to DJI Action 5?

I have a simulator on my iPad can I use a radio controller with it and practice and then buy the drone or us that silly

Great job on that video very informative. Every new user should watch this before touching their drone. Appreciate it.

please make some gimble move card also

thank you so much for the drone card

Most chef's have moved on from the pot to the Dutch oven. Here is the correct way to fry a turkey. Much safer and not near expensive. A whole lot better control of the cook. From JH Coffee Lab to the kitchen of Chef Jerry, I am about to show you how to really deep fry a turkey. Over time new ideas come about or found that were already out there how to prepare or cook food. About 1992 I was introduced to deep fried turkey. A friend that I worked with was telling me about his dad deep frying a turkey. I had never heard of it so I became interested. He said to me, why don’t we do one for Christmas. In my shop at Richland maintenance I had a kitchen setup we used for occasional cooks when the weather was bad or we were working around the shop and I had time to cook for the crew. So he brought the pot and out of the can selling money we bought the turkey and fix-ins. He injected it Italian salad dressing and put it in the oil. That turkey caused me to purchase a large pot for the house and that is when I started deep frying turkey’s. My first pot was way to big and it took way too much oil. Later I bought the right pot for the job and for many years I deep fried turkey’s for my family and friends. Today I don’t really care for it but rather have my turkey in a cooking bag and baked in the oven. Now over time I learned how to really deep fry a turkey that very little people do. First, get rid of the big pot you call your turkey pot. It is not the right way to get the perfect turkey and it can also be very dangerous in the hands of the first time chef trying to impress their friends. You will need a large cast iron dutch oven. One that you can put two thighs and two legs in at the same time The turkey should never be over 14 pounds. If that is not large enough for you, purchase two turkeys. Now just like a chicken cut the turkey into ten pieces. Two thighs, two legs, two wings, and four breast.Cut the turkey between the breast then cut the breast cross ways to have four pieces. Canola or veggies oil is best. Do not purchase peanut oil. That is for restaurants. They use it because of the flash point and being able to use it for several days. A misconception in the turkey frying world. It is also heavy to the taste. Get the oil to 370 degrees as it will drop when you add the turkey. First in goes the thighs one at a time to keep the oil if you can to stay around 350 degrees. Add both thighs and both legs. You can also add the back pieces if you have space. It should take about 20 to fry the thighs. Make sure you have a thermo pin to check the temp inside the meat and when it get to 165 to 170, take out and rest it on some paper towel in a deep pan. In goes the breast and wings. Keep an eye on the color and temp of the breast and wings. The reason this method of frying a turkey is superior to the pot cook, it the ability to control the heat of each piece. So many people using the pot burn up the wings and breast trying to get the thighs done. I have seen so many turkeys pulled from the pot and the cooks just oooooing and ahhhhhhhing over the turkey that is burned to a crisp with two inches of bone showing on the legs and the wings totally destroyed. As for prepping the turkey, if you like rubs, have at it. If you like to inject, have at it. If you want a really crispy skin, salt down the turkey a day before and put it in the refrigerator uncovered. The salt and air will dry out the skin and it will for sure be more crispy. If you cook your turkey until it is dark as Barack Obama, you totally screwed up the meat. Another great recipe by Chef Jerry

this is really good content bro, i appreciate it

3:22 Master of the background

Hello Sir...I am back 6 years in a row. Many thanks for paying it forward. Happy Thanksgiving

Is this the only drone where the Fly app can automatically eliminate propeller noise and merge your audio track with your footage to ensure clear sound when shooting low-altitude vlogs?

That’s some next level video. Thank you! Which camera would be better suited for my needs (KZbin vlogging style videos AND family oriented camera for filming kids and holiday trips etc), OA5 or OP3? I have my preferred one but wanted to hear your opinion if that’s possible 😅

Excellent explain. Thank you

Cool !!

FANTASTIC VIDEO! THANKS SO MUCH. I'M FRYING MY FIRST ONE THIS YEAR AND WILL FOLLOW THIS TO THE LETTER!

Thanks for the review ✨🥰🙏🏻

I wish I hadn’t gotten the mini. My had is too big for the handle. It digs into my fingers on the top and bottom

Ya need a DJI FlyCart to help pull ya up those hills.🤣🤣🤙🏼🔥

Watching this video after 4 years... still looks like a good drone.

This man is becoming part of my family. I see him every year at Thanksgiving 😂

Great video @JevenDovey a d thanks for sharing. Looking forward to getting my Osmo Action 5 Pro any day now. I've still got the mic that came with my Pocket 2, do you know if I'll be able to connect to this camera also please?

Thanks!

What an excellent guide! I can't wait to enhance my future videos with some aerial footage :)

why there is no option for 360 auto rotate at PAN axis for landscape videography, I am not talking about active track because if I want to stand at some place and want to gibmal to take video by rotating right to left which should be automatic.

Great Vid Jev. D. Thanks :-)

Very helpful video and thank you.

Thanks❤

So left is Z axis and right is X and Y axis

i need it to survey hilly area with trees. I prefer something with long battery time, rugged, with goggles to watch real time not for photos. I want something easy to use. any recommendations?

Nice for sharing your video very informative reviews 👍

The iPhone 16 Pro Max with the phone case weighs 295 grams. According to the OM6 specifications, it supports up to 290 grams. Would using it with the case cause any issues?

Thanks

Many thanks for you tutorial

thanks for the great info y waiting for my mini 3 to come from amazon.

How you set your Whitebalance on run&gun shooting? Auto WB?

Nice

I'm new to this but learning heaps. Thank you.

I just saved this in my watch later. Incredible job. Still debating on getting one so I saved this because no doubt it’s the best vid I’ve seen on these. Thanks for the effort I know this took to create.

Thanks for the clear review.

How high can they fly, and how many ks away can it fly?

whats with the hat, your indoors, its not raining etc, plus taking your hat off indoors shows respect to the owner, etc

Super impressed. This is my first drone and I feel much more confident for my first flight. Thanks Jeven.