I've recently bought a drone and been shooting some different things with it.
This thread will just be a place where I'll share them with the good people of Seabreeze.
Cheers and enjoy.
Here is my first one.
Went down and got some clips as I waited for the tide to turn.
I got my drone wet and fried the gimbal in this clip.
The wave caught up to me and sprayed the camera with water.
My bad. 
Got a mate who takes his wakeboarding pretty seriously, so hooked up with him for the morning.
Fun fact: This 1:10 clip took 9.5hrs to edit. I'm time rich. 
Looks to me that if you were unlucky, one of those kites could quickly come out of nowhere and eat the drone. 
Select to expand quotesurfingboye said..
Got a mate who takes his wakeboarding pretty seriously, so hooked up with him for the morning.
Fun fact: This 1:10 clip took 9.5hrs to edit. I'm time rich.
Fun fact: That clip took me almost 9.5hrs to buffer and watch. Stupid Slow-vakian internet in this country. 
Select to expand quoteHarrow said...
Looks to me that if you were unlucky, one of those kites could quickly come out of nowhere and eat the drone.
Yeah keen to organise some filming where the drone is at and below kite level. That makes it a lot riskier when there is a few guys out and buzzing around!
Select to expand quotedieter said...
Nice clips mate. What kind of drone and camera are you using?
Cheers mate.
Shot and filmed with the 4k camera on the Phantom 3 Pro.
Good little machine I reckon.
Select to expand quoteGreenPat said..surfingboye said..
Got a mate who takes his wakeboarding pretty seriously, so hooked up with him for the morning.
Fun fact: This 1:10 clip took 9.5hrs to edit. I'm time rich.
Fun fact: That clip took me almost 9.5hrs to buffer and watch. Stupid Slow-vakian internet in this country.
Slo[w]vakia
In 2012, Internet users in Slovakia represented 80.0% of the country’s population, growing 20.5% over the prior 5 years. Speed test results for 2013 showed an average of 7.34 Mbps download and 5.18 Mbps upload speeds across all mobile, tablet, and desktop devices tested.
Australia
In 2012, Internet users in Australia represented 82.3% of the country’s population, growing 14.5% over the prior 5 years. Speed test results for 2013 showed an average of 1.45 Mbps download and 0.98 Mbps upload speeds across all mobile, tablet, and desktop devices tested.
Select to expand quoteevlPanda said..GreenPat said..surfingboye said..
Got a mate who takes his wakeboarding pretty seriously, so hooked up with him for the morning.
Fun fact: This 1:10 clip took 9.5hrs to edit. I'm time rich.
Fun fact: That clip took me almost 9.5hrs to buffer and watch. Stupid Slow-vakian internet in this country.
Slo[w]vakia
In 2012, Internet users in Slovakia represented 80.0% of the country’s population, growing 20.5% over the prior 5 years. Speed test results for 2013 showed an average of 7.34 Mbps download and 5.18 Mbps upload speeds across all mobile, tablet, and desktop devices tested.
Australia
In 2012, Internet users in Australia represented 82.3% of the country’s population, growing 14.5% over the prior 5 years. Speed test results for 2013 showed an average of 1.45 Mbps download and 0.98 Mbps upload speeds across all mobile, tablet, and desktop devices tested.
Wow, that's WAY different!
Love to see relative costs, just for interest sake.
Those 2012 (Australian) averages look about like what I get at my place now. On a good day.
Select to expand quoteLostDog said..
Wow, that's WAY different!
Love to see relative costs, just for interest sake.
one of their big providers (telekom.sk) offers:
6 mbps, unlimited data - 10 euro
40 mbps, unlimited data - 15 euro
300 mbps, unlimited data - 20 euro
combine with this: www.google.com.au/#q=euro+to+aud and make your own conclusion how this compares to what we get here 
