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For personal use Creative Cloud is a great way to go. I personally stay well away from buying used computer equipment. You tend to acquire someone else's headaches. And no warranty.

You should try going through your dealer first. They can go direct to DJI easier than you (And probably get a faster response). I just had a V1 go ape on me. I bought it through HeliDirect several months ago. They went to DJI for me and are giving me a V2 since the V1 is no longer available for...

Sweet. How's the cooling on your equipment with them all buried and covered like that?

Toshiba and Lenovo are decent machines too.

Yep. It all depends on what you want and how much you are willing to spend. It still stands that if you do any serious editing, or anything that needs real horse-power, you still need a decent workstation. Mobile systems just can't get there. I think you are dead on jfro. Apple is now a...

Yeah, most people don't look close enough to see what the real deal is. Apple computers have always been several hundred more for somewhat similar systems. And the battery life argument is also moot. My XPS 15 lasts for around 6-7 hours depending on what I am doing. Also, I can open my laptop up...

Hmmm. MAC or PC? Here's the big question. How much do you want to spend? Dell XPS 15 I7 3.2GHz (Boosted), 12GB of 1600MHz RAM, 1080p true-life display, 750GB HDD, Dedicated NVidia GeForce w/2GB memory, and tech support that comes to you. - $1500 or upgrade to 16GB RAM and a 512GB SSD - $2000...

If you are going to do any video editing or running full HD video, you will want a machine with a dedicated video card (GeForce type) not the onboard (usually called HD something video). And stay away from the "switchable video" which uses a onboard video and a dedicated video card. They work...

Ambient is 72°F. This is just one issue I have. This NAZA is seriously messed up. It started as just being twitchy in flight, yaw hunting, and just generally poor flight characteristics and stability. Now it's all jacked up. When connected to the assistant software all 4 channel monitor sliders...

Hmmm. I have powered it down for up to 30 minutes with no difference.

NAZA V1 with firmware 3.16. I get the "Internal temp too high" error every time I attempt to do an INU advanced calibration. Even when the unit is cold and the ambient temp is 72° F. A basic calibration runs fine. WTH? I've been having all kinds of weird issues with this thing for the past...

@RC Flying - That depends on the fireworks used, but they can range from 100ft to several hundred feet. You would need to get up with the Pyro-technician running the show to get a real idea what a safe altitude would be for your bird. Too low or too close to the blast and you could get caught in...

I have a GoPro3 Silver. Get the Black! More video modes, better lens, better sensor, and it deals with lighting better. But get a really good memory card like Kloner said, it makes a huge difference. BTW Kloner, pretty ballsy flying under and around those power lines with the ZII.

Are you running dual rates? Make sure you have your dual rate set to 100% in the dual rate & Expo page. If you use dual rates make sure you have "INDIVID" selected in the "D/R SWITCH SEL" page and not "FLAP".

I would think if you had written permission from all of the property owners affected that it would be OK.

Re-edited this and added some music. What ya think? Edit - Youtube jacked up the first upload.

I've got CS6 Master Collection. I guess I need to start using it more.

I stumbled onto this while out looking for some place new to fly. The Sport Quad Nationals. Kind of a rough first cut. No music. All I used was a TBS Disco, a GoPro3, and a inexpensive 2-axis gimbal.

What programs do you guys use to create your intro clips and your logos?

I had the same issue a few months ago. ESC connection failed.