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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 399116" data-attributes="member: 704">I can only zoom 4x, but it sure is nice.&nbsp; If I want to shoot 4K then I only have 2x.&nbsp; I would really enjoy even 10x.&nbsp; What I like about zoom for myself is photographing wildlife without disturbing them.&nbsp; That one area where the liberal idiots show up.&nbsp; I have had multiple people go off the deep end about how drones should be outlawed because they are so disturbing to animals.&nbsp; Odd thing is at 100 ft deer are aware they just don't look up. At 400 ft they pay no attention.&nbsp; If there is a 10 mph wind they pay little to know attention at 200 ft.&nbsp; If your flying at 400 ft and see a deer you can lower your drone slowly to 200 feet without disturbing them.&nbsp; Evidently a little sound introduced slow is not as noticeable as introducing it quickly.&nbsp; Anyway with a little use of the grey matter one can photograph wildlife without harassing them in the least.For landscape photography you can't beat the High Dynamic Range Feature (HDR).&nbsp; You will need to download the app to complete the photo.&nbsp; Lets say your at a lake and you take picture of family members out on a boat, but your shooting against the setting sun.&nbsp; Your only going to get a silhouette of the boat and people.&nbsp; When you shoot in HDR your drone will shoot at least five exposures in a small fraction of a second.&nbsp; It will shoot a normal exposure plus one and two steps under and over exposed.&nbsp; When you use the app it will combine the photos and lighten the dark areas and also it will darken the light areas.&nbsp; What you end up with is more like your eye actually sees.&nbsp; You see a beautiful sunset, but you also see the boat and your friends clearly.&nbsp; The thing is even with a tripod and if the boat and people were motionless it's near impossible.&nbsp; The drone shoots the photos so fast you don't even need to go into tripod mode.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 399116, member: 704"] I can only zoom 4x, but it sure is nice. If I want to shoot 4K then I only have 2x. I would really enjoy even 10x. What I like about zoom for myself is photographing wildlife without disturbing them. That one area where the liberal idiots show up. I have had multiple people go off the deep end about how drones should be outlawed because they are so disturbing to animals. Odd thing is at 100 ft deer are aware they just don't look up. At 400 ft they pay no attention. If there is a 10 mph wind they pay little to know attention at 200 ft. If your flying at 400 ft and see a deer you can lower your drone slowly to 200 feet without disturbing them. Evidently a little sound introduced slow is not as noticeable as introducing it quickly. Anyway with a little use of the grey matter one can photograph wildlife without harassing them in the least. For landscape photography you can't beat the High Dynamic Range Feature (HDR). You will need to download the app to complete the photo. Lets say your at a lake and you take picture of family members out on a boat, but your shooting against the setting sun. Your only going to get a silhouette of the boat and people. When you shoot in HDR your drone will shoot at least five exposures in a small fraction of a second. It will shoot a normal exposure plus one and two steps under and over exposed. When you use the app it will combine the photos and lighten the dark areas and also it will darken the light areas. What you end up with is more like your eye actually sees. You see a beautiful sunset, but you also see the boat and your friends clearly. The thing is even with a tripod and if the boat and people were motionless it's near impossible. The drone shoots the photos so fast you don't even need to go into tripod mode. [/QUOTE]

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