@davidmorrisonphoto: Do 3 things before flying your drone indoors. So why would you want to fly indoors? Well, if like me, you don’t have an FPV drone, or if you’re a newbie you can practice your moves if the weather’s not suitable. If you’re filming a video you can get some smooth cinematic shots with your drone without expensive camera gimbals. But is it safe? Outside you’ve got space to zoom around. Indoors you have ceilings and walls and way too many obstacles! Well, with a few adjustments to your drone, you can make it safe and fun to fly and film inside. The first thing you’ll need are propeller guards. These are inexpensive snap-on protectors to stop your props hitting anything. Next you want to go into the drone settings and turn off obstacle avoidance. This way you will be able to get closer to objects without the drone freezing. Still in settings, change your Loss Of Signal option to Hover. This way if you lose signal the drone won't try to rise up to 60m before returning to base. It goes without saying that you should fly slowly and carefully while indoors. Switch the flight mode to ‘C’ so that your aircraft will respond in a smooth and controlled manner. If this was helpful, share with a friend! #DavidMorrisonPhoto #DronePhotography #TakeBetterPhotos #PhotographyTips #LearnPhotoSkills

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