A Stunning Beach, yet no One is Here. Is This Paradise?

A Stunning Beach, yet no One is Here. Is This Paradise?

This footage comes from a hidden beach in Nago City, Okinawa.
This beach is a true hidden gem, a place where you can enjoy the beauty without any interruptions.
Now, today I want to talk about “The Best Way to Fly the DJI FPV.”
Of course, this is based on my personal experience, but I hope it can be helpful in some way.
First, the DJI FPV is quite heavy, and when you add a GoPro, the center of gravity shifts, making it more difficult to handle.
Because of this, I don’t find it ideal for continuous acrobatic movements.
Also, flying slowly in tight spaces can be risky.
Especially without propeller guards, low-speed maneuvers can become unstable.
If you have advanced skills, this might not be an issue, but it certainly requires significant practice.
So, what kind of flying is best suited for the DJI FPV?
I believe cruising at about 80 km/h is the ideal flight speed.
With smooth turns, approaching obstacles while avoiding sharp movements and maintaining a stable speed, the footage looks more dynamic and appealing.
Adding dynamic movements like up-and-down or left-to-right changes in elevation also adds intensity to the video.
Especially when you keep your altitude too high, the sense of speed tends to diminish, so occasionally getting closer to obstacles or flying at low altitude creates a sense of tension and immersion in the footage.
This is based purely on my experience, but I hope it can be of some help.
For those with more skill, I believe you can capture even more stunning footage, and I’ll continue to practice and improve my own skills as well.

Props
GEMFAN 5055S

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