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Nope, their filters work very nice. Do not worry!

Which filters are you using?

They will surely decrease flares, both ND and polarized. Not totally, but quite noticeably. Also try PolarPro ND16 at cloudy day, it is too dark.

If in urban areas, switch to 5.8Ghz CUSTOM channel, and 4-6Mbits. Also turn of cashing video to your phone/tablet. This is a 100% solution, trust me! :)

PolarPro filters are really good. Now, in different scenarios you will need different filters. If you shoot in the middle of the day, most likely you will go with ND16, ND8 is good for semi-cloudy, morning, evening shooting or even middle of the day depending of your need. UV filter you already...

I flew my P3P over 2000km in span of almost 2 years. Only now i see that back left motor is little hotter that other 3. Honestly, i think these motors are built well, and that next generation models (of entire quad) come waaay more faster than parts on older one wears out.

Hi, i am sorry, but what is "lens correction"? :) Thank you!

^ It is Aliens! Just kidding :) I have it sometimes when the sun is really high, nothing to worry about.

You can leave them for a week+ safely at 100% or 15%, nothing will happen to them. Storage at 50% is for long term storage. Google for LIPO batteries.

50% is extremely conservative. You can put warning at 30%, and land safely at 20-15%, nothing will happen, just pay attention to what you are doing. What do you mean by this: 50% is storage level,but i dont understand the other part. What is test fly?

Interesting video man! Even more that it has been shot using Litchi. Just two things, try to speed it up and make it more dynamic (everything the same just speed up to 300-400%, trust me try :)) Other thing is that it is not in 50fps, maybe you shot it at 50, but i think it is exported as 25fps...

I use map like 1% of the time, rest is radar. Show us those whaaale photos :)

Also, it is very annoying.

I haven't had any P4P+ in my hands, but i am 99% sure that it has Custom settings as well.