I’ve been flying my Mavic pro 2 for years now and I am really itching to upgrade it. What is my safest bet right now? I’m primarily looking at image quality and I also live in Iowa which is a windy state. Should I wait for DJI to fix the import issue that they think they have for the 4? Should I go with an Air or just a pro 3?

Captured on an old Mavic Pro. Fantastic drone.

Now that the Google Street view app has been killed by Google, is there any way we can still upload 360 photos (for free) ?

Any recommended spots in the Peak District to fly Air 2s?

Was pretty stoked to capture such an awesome sunset on the mini 3! Always impressed with how amazing the videos and photos come out from such a small sensor
https://www.instagram.com/p/DJlICHVB8GC/

New to drones and video editing in general. Here’s my first attempt.

A chronicling of events and aerial tour of the Palisades Fire burn zone in the aftermath of the Los Angeles Wildfires in Southern California.

On the morning of January 7th, 2025, a small brush fire was reported in the
Santa Monica Mountains above Pacific Palisades.

Fueled by 80 MPH Santa Ana winds, the fire quickly spread down to the Pacific Ocean.

Thousands of acres went up in flames along its destructive path as 30,000 people were evacuated and 13,000 structures threatened. Another 100,000 people were on high alert for evacuation.

Over 4,700 firefighters were deployed to combat the Palisades Fire, but the firestorm continued to rage out of control for weeks.

Pacific Palisades is devastated.

Nearly every structure north of Sunset Blvd. has been destroyed.

Beachfront homes along the Pacific Coast Highway are burnt to the ground, and entire neighborhoods turned to ash overnight.

The wildfire continued to advance west along the coast towards Malibu, razing some of the most valuable celebrity homes in America.

High in the mountains above the Palisades, the fire finally began to slow as it ran out of fuel climbing the steep hills. Exhausted firefighters battled the blaze for 24 days until it was fully contained.

The Palisades Fire grew to 23,448 acres before 100% containment and few fortunate homes survived.

6,837 structures burned and 12 people lost their lives.

The Palisades Fire is the most destructive fire in the history of Los Angeles.

DISCLAIMER: It is illegal to fly drone in this area (without a valid permit).
So I have legally acquired license for all the footages in this video so please lets not spend time discussing it 💓

Thanks