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That's not unusual for someone with a good understanding of photography. Unless the photographer has a particular reason to force a slower shutter speed, there is no reason to use ND filters when shooting stills with a drone. Drone flyers with no photographic knowledge often leave exposure...

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Even with perfect batteries, your flight times will be all over the place. Your flight time will depend on how much wind you fight, how much stopping and starting you do, how much climbing, how much Sport Mode etc. To achieve very long flight times you must fly at a steady speed with no wind and...

The only place to find the flight logs is in the phone you used for flying. If they are there, they will be at: Android\data\dji.go.v5\files\FlightRecord

You've confused RID with drone registration So it hasn't changed ... One registration number for multiple drones.

I prefer a larger screen and use a similar setup with my Mavic 3 pro Yes Yes You can set up whatever drone is connected.

The illustration does not show the overexposure warning "zebra stripes", which are bold black diagonal lines. It's a fault in the camera.

If it was that simple, hundreds of other drone flyers would have lost their drones too ... but they didn't. Your incident had nothing to do with solar storm activity. I have a suspicion about what the actual cause was, but without flight data it's not possible to confirm or find an alternative...

Thanks ... here are some more you might appreciate. These are large, multi-image panoramas.

A rough calculation indicates the drone could be about 230 ft further east than the last recorded location. That is at approx 47.21756 -121.76331 if the drone fell to the ground without hitting trees on the way down.. If the drone crashed into trees on the way down, it would probably be...

This wasn't a case of loss of connection. It's a case of loss of power. When the drone loses power, there is no connection so the screen will show connection lost. It's unlikely that the solar storm had anything to do with the incident. The compass calibration issue definitely had no impact...

There's nothing in your data that suggests that it was drifting around because you were continually making small joystick inputs that moved the drone around. The only time when you briefly released the sticks, the drone came to a stop just as it should. If you run into a situation like this...

The gimbal's job is to stabilise the camera and it does that very well.

That's not battling graffiti, it's providing new, clean surfaces for graffiti "artists".

No .. there's no way to configure a particular speed. Launch your Air 3 .. switch to Cine Mode .. push right stick fully forward and hold until the drone won't fly any faster .. observe the max speed it achieves.