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Mark, just remove the waypoints component, then it flies to the first pano,takes the pano, screens to the second one,takes that, then moves on to the third and fourth and then comes home
It’s that easy? I’ll try it! I felt like I had to add the waypoints as the AGL was based on a specific launch point with an MSL of 2550. Is there a way to view MSL in Dronelink? I feel like I saw it on another project and now don’t see it in this one but I was up late working on it and could’ve missed it. I also felt like I needed the waypoints to ensure the lat long of the view stacks were in the exact right place. I had tried just adding panos but then couldn’t control the required start point. The construction site is always changing so the fixed start point to base altitude off of is mandatory.
Also can you make the pano component expose for the view of the city first before shooting any remaining photos? These 4 are a reshoot from our first attempt which had overexposed the city to the point that we couldn’t pull the exposure levels down enough to save the files. It exposed based on the straight down first shot that is taken.
Dronelink doesn't use MSL, however when using AGL you launch from within a restricted area, and it uses that as a base height to work from
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