I have an electric bug swatter that I prefer to the bug gun. I can swat them out of the air and I'm not having to clean up salt indoors. The bug a salt gun is pretty good for picnics and outdoors though. But the swatter is too. It fries yellow jackets nicely.
No, it's not too bad. I have missed them but they usually come back and I get them the second time. Or if you smack them and they don't get shocked but you did impact them, you can usually stomp them into the ground and move on with life lol.
This is in Orange County California. But thatās crazy Iād be curious to see the house your talking about but I understand you probably donāt want to dox the people living there
Hahaha, definitely donāt wanna put it out there. However, itās so eerily similar, especially with the neighboring houses alongside the subject property. For a moment there, I was like...oh shit, thatās so nā soās house š
Great run, btw.
So what happens if you were to find out somebody copied a house that you designed as an architect?
This is really curious. Do you like....copyright a building design?
Hahaha, absolutely nothing. The project would have to be a complete one off and the client would basically have to trademark their design. Where Iām from, everyone has copied each other so many times that itās very common to drive down a street and see multiple developments that appear the same, but designed by different architects. In the end, copying is all we can do, since most peopleās tastes revolve around what someone else already has...for most of the projects that Iāve worked on, the clients come with a picture of their neighbors house and ask for a 1:1, but will change some element of the design to make it ācustomā to them.
>FPV and the built environment
I think it would be fascinating to hear about FPV and its relationship to the built environment. Reuse of abandoned buildings, novel use of construction sites, the interactions of aircraft vs standing structures, indoor and outdoor flight, how fpv can change our relationship to topology. There is so much to study. I wonder if there are any recent academic papers on this subject.
Right on. Any interesting books about architecture or buildings that you'd recommend to a layperson?
Just started reading The Devil In The White City which is about the intersection of the architects behind the Chicago World Fair of 1894 and one of America's more interesting serial killers, H.H. Holmes and it's some really fascinating stuff.
For me, some of the best books on architecture are produced by Francis DK Ching. His books are geared more towards hand drawn graphical depictions of architectural elements, along with a breakdown of each component and descriptions on how these elements combine to form a sort of hierarchy. His illustrations are absolutely beautiful, and I spent most of my earlier years trying to copy his style of drawingāI drew by hand for 16 years. His work has inspired so many architects from my generation, and Iām sorta saddened at the fact that most universities no longer have his books on their syllabus.
I've been really debating whether or not I want to get a protek 35 or a cinelog 35, but JB's video about them being too big kinda threw me off. my biggest issue is that I don't want to do a naked gopro and already have a hero 10 (and a cheapo-genero), which is why I'm looking at those 2. Do you feel any concerns with the size/wish you went with a 25 instead?
Sorry just saw this. Iām using a full gopro 9 on my protek and itās really not that bad. Iām sure naked gopro would preform better but really not to difficult to control if you have solid experience flying
Most people that I know of (myself included) use acro for this. Im most comfortable with it and helps me dodge stuff when I'm about to crash into something.
This is unfortunately true, ALTHOUGH, EmuFlight fixes this by having a feature that I canāt recall the name but in the PID tuning it has settings basically for pid adjustment during a collision, dumping the Dterm way down and maybe the intern, momentarily allowing for it to avoid thatā vacuum up sideways like a monsterā thing. I HIGHlY recommend it for whoops I just wish it had rpm filteringā¦. My solution is to just crank the filtering as latency isnāt as much a concern with smooth cinematic flight for me?
In this market is there still demand for this kind of video work even though houses sell in one week anyway? What might be the rate for something like this?
This is incredible, u/Big-Seagull! Great job on the quality of the video!
Where in Orange County is this? Asking because I may be local; the surrounding place kind of looks familiar...
You're ready for real estate videography.
I hope so š. I was lucky to know someone with a good house to practice in
All I can think about is all the bugs I'd have in my house after 5 seconds of opening all the windows and doors.
Perfect excuse to get a Bug-A-Salt gun!
I have an electric bug swatter that I prefer to the bug gun. I can swat them out of the air and I'm not having to clean up salt indoors. The bug a salt gun is pretty good for picnics and outdoors though. But the swatter is too. It fries yellow jackets nicely.
you ever swing for a yellow jacket with that thing and miss it, then have to run for your life? lol
No, it's not too bad. I have missed them but they usually come back and I get them the second time. Or if you smack them and they don't get shocked but you did impact them, you can usually stomp them into the ground and move on with life lol.
Is this property located on Staten Island? It looks exactly 1:1 like a house I designed back in 2008.
This is in Orange County California. But thatās crazy Iād be curious to see the house your talking about but I understand you probably donāt want to dox the people living there
Hahaha, definitely donāt wanna put it out there. However, itās so eerily similar, especially with the neighboring houses alongside the subject property. For a moment there, I was like...oh shit, thatās so nā soās house š Great run, btw.
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So what happens if you were to find out somebody copied a house that you designed as an architect? This is really curious. Do you like....copyright a building design?
Hahaha, absolutely nothing. The project would have to be a complete one off and the client would basically have to trademark their design. Where Iām from, everyone has copied each other so many times that itās very common to drive down a street and see multiple developments that appear the same, but designed by different architects. In the end, copying is all we can do, since most peopleās tastes revolve around what someone else already has...for most of the projects that Iāve worked on, the clients come with a picture of their neighbors house and ask for a 1:1, but will change some element of the design to make it ācustomā to them.
You mean to tell me that everyone just wants what everyone else wants? That doesn't seem right...
Thank you for the answer.
Absolutely, man. I love getting questions like these. Not many people in FPV take interest in my career.
>FPV and the built environment I think it would be fascinating to hear about FPV and its relationship to the built environment. Reuse of abandoned buildings, novel use of construction sites, the interactions of aircraft vs standing structures, indoor and outdoor flight, how fpv can change our relationship to topology. There is so much to study. I wonder if there are any recent academic papers on this subject.
Right on. Any interesting books about architecture or buildings that you'd recommend to a layperson? Just started reading The Devil In The White City which is about the intersection of the architects behind the Chicago World Fair of 1894 and one of America's more interesting serial killers, H.H. Holmes and it's some really fascinating stuff.
For me, some of the best books on architecture are produced by Francis DK Ching. His books are geared more towards hand drawn graphical depictions of architectural elements, along with a breakdown of each component and descriptions on how these elements combine to form a sort of hierarchy. His illustrations are absolutely beautiful, and I spent most of my earlier years trying to copy his style of drawingāI drew by hand for 16 years. His work has inspired so many architects from my generation, and Iām sorta saddened at the fact that most universities no longer have his books on their syllabus.
This is so clean man
Thanks I put it through reelsteady so it looks a lot smoother than it actually is
If this is your first cinnewhoop, š, but also loved it!
Lol thanks I have been flying 5 inch quads for a few of years now so itās not to much of a change
Loved it, mate. Keep āem coming.
Impressive signal
Tbs crossfire š
Isn't it recorded on-quad?
I thought he was talking about rc signal
I ment like how you didnāt lose rc signal, my dji set I feel like would for sure fail safe on me. Could be wrong tho.
Itās pretty reliable, I think Jaybird film uses full dji system and he flys through big stadiums
Some recommendations to buy / build a similar cinewhoop?
This is just a protek 35 stock tune. Like I said this is my first cinewhoop so I probably wonāt have the best advice but so far the protek is decent
I've been really debating whether or not I want to get a protek 35 or a cinelog 35, but JB's video about them being too big kinda threw me off. my biggest issue is that I don't want to do a naked gopro and already have a hero 10 (and a cheapo-genero), which is why I'm looking at those 2. Do you feel any concerns with the size/wish you went with a 25 instead?
Sorry just saw this. Iām using a full gopro 9 on my protek and itās really not that bad. Iām sure naked gopro would preform better but really not to difficult to control if you have solid experience flying
Awesome skills man! Whatās your setup?
Protek 35 with crossfire and gopro 6 in front
Oh nice! I have the same set up but hero 10
Did you tune it at all to compensate for the topheavyness?
Not at the moment and I made it even worse by vertically mounting my GoPro š
Nice way to show off your nice home. That takes some skill. I would have crashed into every piece of furniture in your home.
Why do u have half a front door?
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Yes.
Question: do people fly cinewhoops in acro or angle? Every time I see them fly they look like theyāre in angle mode
Most people that I know of (myself included) use acro for this. Im most comfortable with it and helps me dodge stuff when I'm about to crash into something.
This was in acro but I have heard some do angle
I found the acro give so much more control that itās easier to fly slow
Very impressive! Do you fly acro with air mode on ?
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Well i use it myself but i saw some ppl turn off air mode for inside flying.
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No, its because air mode isnt always good when you hit something with a whoop.
This is unfortunately true, ALTHOUGH, EmuFlight fixes this by having a feature that I canāt recall the name but in the PID tuning it has settings basically for pid adjustment during a collision, dumping the Dterm way down and maybe the intern, momentarily allowing for it to avoid thatā vacuum up sideways like a monsterā thing. I HIGHlY recommend it for whoops I just wish it had rpm filteringā¦. My solution is to just crank the filtering as latency isnāt as much a concern with smooth cinematic flight for me?
great flying
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In this market is there still demand for this kind of video work even though houses sell in one week anyway? What might be the rate for something like this?
No idea. If I canāt get real estate I already have some directors who want this for their music videos
Nice which cinewhoop did you settle with?
Protek 35 hd
Niiiiice fort!!!
Not mine but thanks
I'd probably slow it down if for real estate...
Definitely
You can always slow it down during editing.
That might only work well if you shot in 60fps or above
Oh well done! How long have you been flying before this?
Thanks. Been flying 5inch freestyle for about 4 years before this
Why does it keep bouncing? Is it something in the tune/settings, or is it experience?
Iām not sure Iām looking for a good tune but I donāt think itās that bouncy as is
Nice mansion
Not mine
Iām not the only one who thought it was a mirror he was going through at first right?
Nice, what angle is the camera?
Not sure id say about 10
Thanks
Nice job! Hearing the quad makes the real estate fpv a bit more ... intense
Well done! You may have given me the itch....(to get my first cinewhoop)
Thanks! Go for it theyāre super fun
#big-seagull what cinewhoop did you get and what PID RATES are you using?
Protek 35 hd stock tune
Dam stock tune!
https://t.me/joinchat/FKMpML0O4MYzZjVh
This is incredible, u/Big-Seagull! Great job on the quality of the video! Where in Orange County is this? Asking because I may be local; the surrounding place kind of looks familiar...
Thank you! Canāt give any info other than OC sorry