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plug'n'play for me too.. mark me down Hugh

Wind your own motors.... Please... Pass the bottle! am happy to do a lot, but winding motors....... Watching this with ananticipation keep up the good work Hugh

Interesting thread.... Its not for nothing that tripods used to be made of wood.... Stable and vibration absorbing, especially useful in astro work as well as photography. Keep up the excellent flying Hugh

I'm rather keen to see what's in the second layer of the choc box.... Hugh

How about a prop upside down? Best Hugh.... Make good stews those Hardwicks... and having been rotored, presumably a good mince too!

Wow... It wasn't until I ws half way through watching that I realised it must have come back to you... because you had the footage... well done... what happened? Hugh

Wife wearing the police outfit... Now you are talking...she might be holding the whip arial too.....! Hugh...

I mentioned elsewhere that after lurking and working a bit with Gunter, I took delivery of a DJI F550 that he assembled for me... It is a pleasure to fly even for a complete newcomer... just give yourself a little experience with something like a Blade MQX... it gets the thumbs doing the right...

After watching the multirotor world for the last year, I finally took the plunge and took advantage of Gunter's offer to build me a DJI-M F550. Gunter and I work together from time to time. I've been practicing with my little MQX for a week or two and when I went to make a short maiden flight...

That is a complete Hoot.... Ha ha Hugh

He just made that up...! H

Interesting device... as a panorama shooter (on land, using an Absolute 360 Head, built like the proverbial Brick Sh*t House) more shots would be interesting, up to 8 and 12....And it needs to be big enough to hold a good point'n'squirt camera too..... I suspect all sorts of difficulties...

And I believe the Mars Rover panorama camera was a stripped down version of the Spherocam... German and a splendid bit of kit.. http://www.spheron.com/en/company.html H

That's quite an old image.... Jook Leong has been making them for years, he is very good at it... I think it was done with a Kaidan head and then stitched with Helmut Dersch's original panotools, which was a pig to use back then. It is still an excellent stitcher and is the basis for thee now...

Hello All, I've been lurking on the sidelines for a few months. I first started looking into this when in the space of a week I'd had three clients ask if I could 'do' aerial photography. In the last few months the developments have been considerable. I've no interest in soldering, don't...

Hi there... I offered the same to Gunter the other week... Send me a copy of your raw files and I'll stitch them without the joins! ;-) You'd find it works very well... Or if you want, the best stitching software IS PTGui, and spherical movie making is Pano2VR... You are working in an area...

The other side from you mate... Yorkshire, Helmsley I think.. There is a fab walk around the abbey...about 3miles, Hugh

yes... me too Hugh

I think this is the one to start with after waiting around in the wings,,,it seems DJI are now selling a hex version of the 450.... comments anyone? http://www.dji-hobby.com/flame/index_en.html Hugh

panoramas And that's why I swiped a sky from one of my other panos... indeed, Gunter's panorama would have a whole chunk of machinery in the way of the sky. Its worth going out and gathering skies just to drop into panoramas... so often they are rather disappointing or obvious. I do think...