So you ignore the fact that there is a great risk that you harm other people, because you have insurance?
I also have insurance, but do not do flights where I know others may be harmed. Think you have to reflect about how much damage an Inspire 1 propeller do if it hit someone's face, for example.
But perhaps you do not care about that.. Because inexperienced visitors, who may never have seen a drone, knows very well how dangerous it is.... and accept the danger.
Nope, not ignored, taken in to consideration. No need to "reflect" on how much damage an i1 prop could do. We have all seen the videos out there. Again this was taken in to account, told to the event organizers, and even relayed to the crowd via open mic before we took off. (notice those huge speakers on the left and right of the stage? Yeah, no way people didn't hear that there was about to be an aircraft overhead.)
Like Thomas Jefferson once said, "With great risk comes great reward."
I understand where you guys are coming from, but if these are the only comments everyone is going to have on the video, then please keep them to your self. I've been flying RC aircraft for over 15 years now. I'm WELL aware of the dangers.
In 2013 alone, there were 32,719 deaths from car accidents. But I'm willing to bet my bottom dollar you still drive your car, and even speed at times to.
Look, I'm not saying **** doesn't happen, it does. But 99.9% of the time everything will be fine, as long as your smart about it, check your pre-flight checklists, and aren't flying with damage AC. I understand it only takes 1 error, but anyone serious in the film industry knows, you have to take chances sometimes to get the needed shot. That's just how it is. Some choose to just simply not get the shot (and that's totally fine! absolutely nothing wrong with that), others just have the drive to get what others can't.
Anyone have any constructive criticism about the video? I know the color isn't right in a few of the shots.