Recent content by Andy_S_T

First one is my favourite, lovely!

Mine is; https://www.instagram.com/andy_tiplady/

If it's just for hobby then the BMFA are the best IMHO. My commercial stuff is with Moonrock, but you'll need a PFCO as well for that.

You get get it for a lot less than £1500 these days. The flying of a lot of aircraft isn't difficult these days with all the GPS assistance etc, but it's a very good idea to be able to fly without it as we all know things do and will fail. The issue with doing anything even mildly construed as...

The CAA don't exactly define the 'congested area' but in other docs it can be anywhere that a light aircraft couldn't safely land, or any area where there may be a congregation or populice of people etc, so any built up area or anywhere where people have congregated. Having a PFCO and the...

A year ago it was a PFAW, I know because I had/have one before at the last renewal it turned into a PFCO. They were never GUIDELINES, they were, and still are LAW under the ANO (Air Navigation Order). With a PFCO/PFAW and an aircraft under 7kgs, the 150m from a congested area is lifted, and the...

Some nice bits in there, as others have said far too long. Do you hold a PFCO? Some of the Aerial footage..........Hmmmm

the weather was like that the day after when I walked up to the Old Man of Storr! Settings were as follows; Canon 6D with Canon 16-35 f/2.8L MkII at 16mm, f/13, ISO50 1.3sec Exposure.

Thanks Craig, always try to be a bit different, had my boots on so took a slippery paddle to find a different angle.

Thanks. I was surprised that the water retains so much colour even under a misty/overcast sky.

Was up on Skye with work but managed to find a bit of time for exploring. The weather was not the friendliest and definitely lived up to its Misty Isle nickname. I quite like the drama the mist adds though.

Legally you cannot use it for any gain, even though you made the video with no intention of it being used commercially the law still applies, and you cannot legally sell it.

I have an f-stop Lotus, normally have the Small Pro ICU in it. You can get a surprisingly large amount in the ICU leaving plenty of space in the backpack for other items etc.

I bought my Inspire 1 Pro and ipad mini from them along with some extra batteries a few weeks later. They were helpful and delivered as requested, no issues at all.

I have built one of these; http://www.davidhunt.ie/motorised-time-lapse-rail-with-raspberry-pi/ You need to design the rails etc yourself but the code for the pi is available for free and the parts cost is pretty low.