Recent content by Medina Signs

I agree as well - I do hope to be in the air that day and will see if I can get some interesting shots of the shadowing on the groung.

Yep, you're right. What was I thinking? No point in burning out the camera - no solar lenses available anyway. I was just looking for a way to get a good shot. It was a good learning experience reading up on the matter, best to let the photogs with the right equipment take care of that job.

New to drones and drone batteries, but from what I've researched, store at 30 to 50% between uses, charge up the day of or day before flight. Don't leave them in a hot vehicle. Don't leave uncharged for long periods of time and check them occasionally during storage to insure that they haven't...

Thanks for the input - Agree that the length of the lens is insufficient. Would you consider the Autel 6K a high mega pixel camera? I would also think it's possible to burn out the optics of the camera if it were to look right into the sun. Would you agree? Also, I have not seen a solar filter...

We are having a total eclipse of the Sun in my area in April. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to take a successful photo of the event. Filters? Cameral settings? EVO 2 pro 6 K. I think there could be some interesting videos (maybe a time lapse of the area being plunged into totality...

I looked at your problem again and on my phone - Samsung Galaxy s-23, when the screen is static (locked as you described it), I simply swiped up from the bottom (or right side in landscape) - a right to left swipe from the edge and my home controls are displayed. you can then press the home...

I hit the power key on my phone and get a short restart, drop down my settings panel and then use the Home key where it takes me to my home screen.