Rolling Hills

Finally! My first proper flight using the GoPro Hero 6 Black. It was hard trying to find the right prop to offset the added weight of the GoPro and still maintain a good throttle response and feel, without sacrificing amps and flight times and still getting smooth footage. It was trying to find that feel that took the longest and for that, after trying about 5 different types of props I ended up going back to an oldie but a goodie, one of my all time favourite 6 inch props, the HQ 6x4.5x3. Now that I have a setup that I am happy with, I can focus on learning how to use the new camera. I used a PolarPro ND8/GR filter to help balance the exposure between the ground and sky. This flight was a test to check my tune and balance of the quad and seeing what sort of footage I could get. The tune still needs some work, it does not like being hit by a cross wind. ImpulseRC Alien 6 Inch Kiss FC v1 with fw v1.3RC30 Dynamic Filter set to High and 1K loop time Mr Steele PDB FW 2.5 Kiss 24A with fw v110gRC11 Dshot 600 BrotherHobby R3 2207/1560 HQ Props 6x4.5x3 Foxeer HS1177 Cam with 2.5 mm Lens TBS Unify Pro HV 800mW Fatshark Dom v3, with FuriousFPV True-D 3.5 running 3.6 FW TBS Triumph Antennas, and IBCrazy 10dBic Crosshair Antenna FrSky X4R-SB and FrSky Taranis X9D plus, Open TX 2.2 GoPro Hero 6 Black recording at 2.7k 60fps Superview. I use PolarPro PL, ND8 or ND8/GR Filters. Protune colour enabled and I then usually make some minor colour adjustments in Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2018. GoPro image stabilization enabled.