Snowboard Day with unusable DJI Mini 4 Pro Active Track

[@ciervo_equix]

For me is very nice footage and beautiful landscape. !! like!

[@davidloth]

Personally, I find the result really quite good. 👌👏 It’s better to create a montage of several small clips rather than including the entire sequence because there will inevitably be less smooth sections where the drone loses its target. Regarding the lost recordings, perhaps this is due to an unintentional action of the remote control in the backpack... 🤔

[@karloszezdarek]

wooow! I'm still excited about the video! For someone like me, it's great to watch skiing from the Alps (?) and it doesn't matter that the drone does what it wants sometimes. Just seeing the moments when the drone makes mistakes is useful for me too. Thanks for the great video.

[@radtravel3317]

Nice to hear. Thank you.

[@rodel2.056]

Wow nice drone in ice beautifully watching and full support frend 😊

[@shaneanagrams]

Unusable?? Seems to be doing pretty well.

[@dimitarnaydenov90]

Nice video Where did you put the remote while you were snowboarding

[@radtravel3317]

The fly more combo comes with a drone bag. If you unscrew the sticks you can put it sidewise into the bag the way that the antennas fit in the gap between the inner walls and the outer. However over time I simple put it onto that closed bag because I had to take it out again and again all the time. I likely will search a little card box or something to cover the bottom keys and then I will put it in there and this on top of the bag.

[@stevezdx5224]

The SKYDIO 2 plus drone are much better i think. Can we use drones on ski slopes?

[@radtravel3317]

Well if you ask if this is legal to do ... it depends on the country. In Switzerland the drone laws just changed this year and now the EU drone laws are applayed. For a C0 drone (less than 250g) like the DJI Minis you can fly in the A1 open category which allows the overflying of uninvolved people but not the overflying of crowds. Also the follow me aka DJI Active Track is allowed as an exception of the usual strict in sight flight only. So my conclusion is yes. I am not sure they thought about this scenario when creating the law. If many do that then I see new laws comming. ;) Note: You don't need to do a drone licence for C0 but you have to be registered as pilot. I recomment to do the basic drone licence because it gives you a lot of the informations that are good to know.

[@Anonymous-iq3kc]

It looks pretty cool to me.

[@dayorishow]

This is great! As a drone lover and video editor, I just think you should edit it a bit more. I hope to have more great adventures with your drone!

[@FernandoSerranoBaccarelli]

Useful content bro! I’m looking for a drone for the same purpose… DJI mini 4 doesn’t seem to be a good fit

[@mikeontheboard94]

Man, those shots looks awesome! Is it legal to use drones on a ski slopes like you did (self tracking)?

[@mikevanrijsewijk]

Hi man, great video, did you use any ND filters over de lens?

[@radtravel3317]

No ND Filters and 4K60Hz Auto mode. I have to say from all the DJI Drones that I had so far this is the one I like best when it comes to picture quality combined with simplicity to use. No post steps color grading required and it also seems to handle the switch from bright to dark places well enough in auto mode.

[@haystack1]

honestly this isn't bad at all, you just need some edits

[@briviao]

Don’t do this alone. and not on open ski slopes. If the drone falls or hits someone, you are in big trouble. Better if a friend pilots the drone. Better shots, safer and also more legal.