Daniel Cepeda

Daniel is a professional UAS pilot certified by EASA.

He works recording football games for an established Spanish tech startup, as an instructor imparting drone audiovisual/photogrammetry seminars, and certifying prospective drone pilots, enabling them to operate legally.

He has completed several drone courses, including aerial photography and photogrammetry studies for civil works, Phantom 4 Pro/Matrice 200 certification, Parrot Disco certification, etc.

He enjoys flying every chance he gets and producing audiovisual content based on drone footage.

Before rushing out and purchasing DJI’s most recent release, the Mavic 2 Pro is something to think about unless you want to enjoy…

In addition to extra batteries and other items, your DJI Mini 3 Pro needs a reliable professional case to store it in, ND filters to get the best photos…

The DJI Mini 3 Pro requires Micro SD cards. They need to support Level 3 speeds and have enough storage space to hold all the information the drone produces over a full day of recording and image-taking.

The DJI Mini 3 Pro is the perfect drone for those who want to initiate themselves in this field, whether they want to do it professionally or as a hobbyist.

When flying in rural or coastal locations, the Mini 3 Pro has a maximum transmission range of 12 kilometers. That range limit is more than sufficient for all of our demands.

The DJI Mini 3 Pro battery can be charged in one of two ways: by connecting the USB cable directly to the drone, or by using the new two-way charging hub to charge up to three batteries sequentially.

The best MicroSD cards for your DJI Mavic Air 2 are those that offer a grade 3 speed, with a capacity of 64 to 128 GB.

SD cards of a ‘Micro’ size are the ones required for your DJI Mini SE. They must have a Grade Three-speed and sufficient storage capacity to preserve all the data generated by a full day of recording and photographing, which frequently consists of three full batteries.

The Return to Home feature is a failsafe mechanism that allows your drone to safely go back to a preset home point when it loses connection to the remote controller, the battery is getting too low, or the user chooses to do so.

The DJI Mavic 3 4G dongle enables users to fly “without boundaries.” When the dongle is active, the remote controller signal becomes less important since the drone interacts with the device through a 4G network.