high altitude pics

[TerenceM]

Mdina, Malta from 120m

 

[MarkHanson]

That's my highest

 

[Joshua tees]

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[dgd3]

Hey, guys post your highest altitude pics. I wanna see pics of what you guys are getting these things up too.These pics are the highest I've been so far I'm still a rookie

225 M (730 ft.)

 

[CFoxtrot]

Not really high, but above the fog...

 

[len750]

Hey, guys post your highest altitude pics. I wanna see pics of what you guys are getting these things up too.These pics are the highest I've been so far I'm still a rookie

Just messing around with my new P4 Pro. Thank God I had a full charge on the batteries! I had about 213 satellites.

 

[TerenceM]

Felix Baumgartner is the coolest cucumber on earth, or in space, to have the guts to jump out of a 'drone' at that altitude


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[vincey2kr1]

Before there was a limit

 

[davoud]

...I'm still a rookie

Obviously. Haven't read the FAA rules yet. 400 feet above ground level maximum.

 

[apprentice]

This is just a screenshot from my unedited video. It was made 9560 feet high but in fact I was flying it from a mountain hut which can be seen on this screenshot 1320 feet below the drone position.

And here I was flying 1476 feet above the take off location. I usually do that when flying in the mountains. But I never fly over 1476 feet.

 

[jcmarathon]

You don't really have to go high to get great pictures. The attached picture was taken of the last super moon at only 200 feet.

 

[Meanbean]

1200ft on dartmoor, the highest I have been but won't be doing it again as I don't see the point because I can get these images from google earth. I much prefer to be between 200-300ft as it makes for better video.

 

[Gmanstyle]

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[Pdx Jeff]

The Wells Fargo tower in Portland is 546'. That gives you a bit of perspective.

 

[sanelson]

Highest I went on this flight was 395ft according to the flight record, but I think this picture was only at around 300ft. I'm still learning, so best I have at the moment.


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Wow! Such beautiful and vibrant blues. Any lens filters in place?

 

[Pdx Jeff]

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[Jshank]

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About 350 ft

 

[Tomtopping]

Obviously. Haven't read the FAA rules yet. 400 feet above ground level maximum.

REALLY I'm not in the US as well I have not Flown over 400ft

 

[perki14]

Obviously. Haven't read the FAA rules yet. 400 feet above ground level maximum.

That's only for commercial drone operations.


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[MassGuy]

I keep reading mixed info. What is the bottom line answer for a hobbyist? Is it suggested to not fly higher than 400' or DO NOT fly over 400'. We know that there is usually a fine if we get caught speeding or running a red light. I haven't seen anything saying there is a penalty for exceeding 400'.