Great pictures, but please remember that many of us regard them as an intrusion to the sanctity of the high mountain, never mind the issues with safety and wildlife. A bit like Bluetooth speakers playing rap music on the pistes.
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Nice video, out of curiosity which drone did you use?
@chocksaway, hang on, don't you have previous form for intruding on the sanctity of the high mountains in something significantly larger and louder than a hobby drone?
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
chocksaway wrote:
Great pictures, but please remember that many of us regard them as an intrusion to the sanctity of the high mountain, never mind the issues with safety and wildlife. A bit like Bluetooth speakers playing rap music on the pistes.
Well its a good job that skiing in general has such a light touch on the sanctity of the mountains..............
"Many of us" or perhaps just intolerant people, just feel free to say you personally don't like them.
Good video, I love seeing the mountains from all aspects.
Great pictures, but please remember that many of us regard them as an intrusion to the sanctity of the high mountain, never mind the issues with safety and wildlife. A bit like Bluetooth speakers playing rap music on the pistes.
Would’ve thought the ski lifts have beaten drones to that one!
Would certainly admit the noise is pretty antisocial and hopefully they find a way to reduce it. But where I’m flying this thing there’s rarely anyone else in the vicinity so not sure it’s much of safety risk?
Then you can post your own questions or snow reports...
Then you can post your own questions or snow reports...
LittleBullet wrote:
Nice video, out of curiosity which drone did you use?
It’s a DJI Mavic Air. Super compact so I can get it in an 18l airbag pack with the rest of my avi kit and an SLR
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