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Drones in winter: This is what you should pay attention to
Flying a drone in winter can present you with new challenges. The cold temperatures have a negative impact on flight performance.
- Warm the batteries to approx. 20°C before the flight.
- Batteries discharge faster in cold temperatures. Check the battery status often during flight.
- Avoid landings on snow. The moisture can damage the electronics. It is recommended to use a landing pad.
- Check the weather forecast. Avoid strong wind, rain and snow.
- For winter shooting, you need to configure the exposure and white balance to get good photos. Relying on the automatic mode can result in dark images. By increasing the appropriate number (Kelvin value), your image will be slightly overexposed, but this has a positive effect on snow images. Otherwise, the snow might look gray.
If you follow these tips, you will succeed in taking special pictures!
 
We wish you interesting drone flights!
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