Cloud Footage

[slim.slamma]

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[RobH2]

Really interesting clouds. I like the still photo. A time-lapse from there would have been interesting.

Be careful who you show this to if you are certified. We aren't allowed to fly inside of clouds and if someone from the FAA decided to look you up they might not be so friendly.

 

[Eric Braun]

Even a certified pilot can fly as a hobbyist if they are engaged in the activity purely for hobby/recreation. Part 107 people don’t give up their Part.101 rights.

 

[slim.slamma]

Really interesting clouds. I like the still photo. A time-lapse from there would have been interesting.

Be careful who you show this to if you are certified. We aren't allowed to fly inside of clouds and if someone from the FAA decided to look you up they might not be so friendly.

Hobbyists
I waited years to get me a cloud shot.
50-75 feet, I didn’t fly over just thru and around a specific area. After a rain storm you practically drive thru the clouds.

 

[RobH2]

Understood. It's a nice shot. Grabbing those rare ones it surely a difficult and long-term endeavor.

 

[slim.slamma]

Really interesting clouds. I like the still photo. A time-lapse from there would have been interesting.

Be careful who you show this to if you are certified. We aren't allowed to fly inside of clouds and if someone from the FAA decided to look you up they might not be so friendly.

2000 ft horizontal from clouds.
500 ft below clouds.
3 SM visibility.

Ok, I have a better understanding now, I assumed a low cloud ceilings was fair game.