Before the Spring Festival, you need this flight guide.

As the Spring Festival approaches, you're probably already excited about capturing breathtaking aerial views of your hometown or documenting your travel adventures. To make sure your flight experience is smooth and enjoyable, check out this comprehensive aerial photography guide before you take to the skies. ![You need this flight guide](http://i.bosscdn.com/blog/10/21/50/492085.jpg) **Guangzhou Yingchun Water Flower Market** Photography: Shu Lang Equipment: Mavic Air ### **Flight Preparation** Before you take off, it's essential to go through a thorough pre-flight checklist. Ensure all parts of your drone are present, batteries are fully charged, and your SD card has enough storage space. A quick self-test can help avoid any last-minute issues and ensure a safe and successful flight. Click here to read the [Safety Flight Self-Test Guide](#). ### **Site Selection & Survey** Choosing the right location is crucial for a great aerial shot. Don’t just focus on the scenery—also consider the crowd and whether the area is in a no-fly zone. Most drones have built-in maps that alert you if the location is restricted. Before heading out, use satellite maps or apps like Sky City to find popular spots and check weather conditions and local regulations. Click here to read the [UAV Safety Flight Guidelines](#). ### **Winter Aerial Photography Tips** Cold weather can be tough on both you and your equipment. Batteries tend to drain faster, so it’s a good idea to preheat them using a dedicated heater or by hovering the drone at a low altitude for a few minutes. Also, keep your tablet or phone warm, as they may not function well in extreme cold. The DJI CrystalSky display is designed for low-temperature use, making it a reliable choice during winter flights. *Note: The Inspire 2’s battery has a built-in heating function.* --- ### **Takeoff Settings** Safety should always come first. Before launching, make sure to: - **Calibrate the compass** and check propeller installation. - Ensure both the aircraft and remote control have sufficient battery power. - Check for any error messages in DJI GO. Set a **safe return altitude** in DJI GO, and consider limiting the maximum flight height and distance, especially for beginners. Always stay within line of sight and keep flights below 120 meters. Check the **GPS signal strength** (at least 10 satellites) to ensure stable flight and enable intelligent features like automatic return. ![DJI GO interface](http://i.bosscdn.com/blog/10/23/40/712085.jpg) --- ### **During the Flight** Here are some tips for handling common issues: - **If image transmission is lost**, hover the drone, re-enter the camera interface, and adjust the antenna. - If the drone enters an **uncontrolled return**, wait for the signal to return and then regain control. - If **hovering is unstable**, land safely and recalibrate the compass. - In case of **compass interference**, land immediately and recalibrate once clear. - If the **battery is low**, initiate a return immediately and don’t cancel the process. --- ### **Spring Festival Scene Photography** Whether you’re at home, walking the streets, or traveling, DJI offers a range of products to suit every holiday moment. #### **Family Gatherings – Capture Group Photos** The DJI Spark allows you to take stunning group photos without needing someone to hold the camera. With gesture control, you can fly, shoot, and land the drone with simple hand movements. It’s perfect for capturing memories during family reunions. *Tip: Use a pad guard when using gesture control.* Watch the [shortest and most “dawn” drone tutorial from DJI](#). #### **Short-Distance Backpack Trips** For those who prefer lightweight gear, the Mavic Pro and Mavic Air are ideal. They offer high-performance aerial photography in a compact form, making them perfect for quick trips. - **Mavic Air**: Features one-button 32MP spherical panorama and smart shooting modes. - **Mavic Pro**: Offers 7km HD video transmission, 27-minute flight time, and advanced obstacle avoidance. Read more about [Mavic Pro Peak Tour](#) and watch the [Mavic Air editing tutorial](#). #### **Long-Distance Road Trips** For longer journeys, the Phantom 4 Pro is a top choice. It features a 20MP camera, 4K/60fps video, and 5-directional sensing for safer flights. Read [how to master the Phantom 4 Pro](#). #### **Professional Video Recording** The Inspire 2 is perfect for professional shoots. It supports 6K CinemaDNG/RAW and 5.2K Apple ProRes video, with powerful performance and long battery life even in cold conditions. Watch [this incredible aerial video of St. Petersburg](#). #### **Easy Mobile Filming** The Osmo Mobile 2 is a great tool for capturing cinematic videos with your smartphone. It includes motion delay, zoom slider, and vertical phone mode for enhanced creativity. Read [how to make a movie with your phone](#). #### **Quick Editing on the Go** DJI GO’s built-in editor lets you quickly edit and share your footage. With one-click video creation and a music library, you can turn your raw clips into a finished product in minutes. --- As the Spring Festival arrives, flying above the crowds and capturing unique perspectives becomes a special experience. From fireworks to lanterns, each moment is worth remembering. With the right preparation and equipment, your aerial adventure will be both safe and unforgettable. During the New Year, Dajiang Happy Coast in Shenzhen is offering exclusive promotions—don’t miss out! *Some text is adapted from Focus magazine.*

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