Is there a way to force your screen to stay on the highest brightness as if you were standing in direct sunlight? I understand this would probably kill your battery rather quickly but I would find it very useful when flying my drone.
Turn off adaptive brightness
Not just battery but also screen burn in issue also
I would think no , but I wouldn't risk it , better to get a different phone for that purposeI understand that, but I wouldn't think that could happen in a few 30 minute drone flightsb every few days?
I understand that, but I wouldn't think that could happen in a few 30 minute drone flightsb every few days?
That doesn't enable the highest brightness, just stops it automatically adjusting. If you push the brightness slider all the way up but you're not in ambient light it still isn't the brightest it can go.
That may be so, but it's it not pretty damn close?
Curious what drone you have? I've got a DJI Spark and I can't use my Note 8/9 in the controller unless I remove my case and they still barely fit.
Do you recommend the Air 2 as a first drone? I like that it has a better camera and crash avoidance system then the mini 2The new DJI Mavic Air 2. Even with the phone in the Otterbox Defender Pro the case still fits in the controller, but just barely.
Do you recommend the Air 2 as a first drone? I like that it has a better camera and crash avoidance system then the mini 2
Do you recommend the Air 2 as a first drone? I like that it has a better camera and crash avoidance system then the mini 2
I was going to get the mini 2 but I like the better camera, size and features of the Air 2.I would say yes. I originally purchased the Mavic Mini from Amazon to test it out and it was a great drone for the price but it was so small it sometimes had issues flying in any sort of wind so I returned it and opted for the Mavic Air 2 as my first drone. The Mavic Air 2's controller is definitely better than the Mini's and its very easy to fly. We got a decent amount of snow last week and as soon as it stopped snowing I launched the drone to check out my property for any damage and see some sweet aerial shots of the snow and did it all from the comfort of my couch. Since I posted in this thread I sold my N20U and picked up the Z Fold 2 and its the perfect pair with the Mavic Air 2. The larger 7.6" screen is amazing with the drone.
Yeah...nice. I'm sure the Mini 2 since it has 4K, but if I'm going to spend 600 with the fly more kit I might as well spend a 1000 and not be sorry later.Here's a sweet shot from the Mavic Air 2 I took last week after the snow fell.
Yeah...nice. I'm sure the Mini 2 since it has 4K, but if I'm going to spend 600 with the fly more kit I might as well spend a 1000 and not be sorry later.
I'm in a good locationI would also recommend to check out the DJI fly safe maps to make sure you are able to fly the drone in your location. Luckily I recently moved out to the country but at my old house I wouldn't have even been able to fly the drone because I was too close to a major city. You can check the maps out here https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...ww.dji.com%2Fflysafe%2Fgeo-map&token=LIEQavrW. I have been able to work throughout the entire pandemic so I just used the first round of stimulus money to buy the drone.
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I registered with FAA. Didn't realize I have to take a aeronautical knowledge and safety course
See belowWhere did you see that? The FAA website doesn't say that? https://www.faa.gov/uas/getting_started/register_drone/