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What freaks me out is that this happenend in between two flights with the data connection supposedly off...

Thanks, problem was in logging in.

You mean in the 'official app' ?

Happy Mod user here, until today.... I'm getting 'maximum flight distance reached' at 45m out. Also, flights don't show up in the in-app log... Any ideas?

Nice, I noticed that

Nice edit! The innawoods part is nice, flying between trees and under foilage canopies still frightens me. (Had some near-fatal RTH incidents where it would lose signal and zoom into the treetops) Anyways, nice Work

Nice ☺ Been experimenting with the same thing. Resolution will always take a cut unless you have a true optical zoom... But it's a nice effect, I kind of like the challenge of having to think about setting up the scene and how to both fly and film this kind of thing.

Woah !

Confusing... Waypoints have been in the SDK since forever, just not enabled on the Spark. No new announcements on developer.dji.com or Github.

Because I'm such a happy camper since running the mod... First waypoint mission I created from scratch in the DJI Mission app, tree came a little close half way, just as I lost connection (Kind of on purpose). Can confirm Spark will continue the mission :)

I reluctantly plugged in an OTG cable today, even though signal-strength was never an issue for me, the image connection is so much faster and stable! Pluging in is not always detected as some others have reported, wich feels scary, but once it's up and running it's solid, and I can even un-...

Hi Guys, I just wanted to say I'm amazed the waypoints work with this mod. I'm looking for a little confirmation on what happens in case of signal loss. Is Spark actually going to continue it's mission ? (Everything is suggesting that the waypoint are _actually_ written, unlike Litchi and...

I have always assumed Spark was not able to do Circle or Helix that high up :eek: All I got where some "Visual Positioning(?)" errors ?

@pmshop: Printers care about pixels, not filesize... Both files are identical resolution, only 1920x1080. A typical photoprint would be 300dpi, or about 6"x3". You (or your printservice) could (digitally) smear these pixels out over a bigger surface, but results may vary an will certainly be...

Woah, Sport Mode ?