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i've been typing for hundreds of years, so i can do that blindfolded.  but my experience holding, using, navigating a 'controller'   -zero.  my kids, and grandkids, any 'gamers'   -the controller is as comfortable and familiar in their hands as a typing keyboard is in mine.  second nature.    for me, it will take a bit to acclimate.  and there are the two main navigation gimbals, where the thumb nail stickers genuinely help! because there are also, additional buttons, on either side for photo; for video;  additional turn knobs, one for zoom, one for moving the camera lens around, and toggle switches underneath, one for camera lens, and the other for...   -something..

love getting to know my dj; which i affectionately refer to as my baby.   and re-watching the youtube tutorials... 

our family is our pot of gold!    

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upcoming, will need to learn about    -space.  converting meters..     play with the settings for limits on how high, how far..

the best analogies for me would be  [variable] # of buildings high...    approx 15 story building high..

or maybe if someone pointed to the tallest tree...    that is # meters

and for distance,  -city blocks long, or miles..   or football fields.. 

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trouble shooting:   my baby, doesnt seem to offer up, the automatic 'home' button;  just a land circle

with text reading    will land where it currently is..   or something to that effect

and i am currently manually bringing it back to the initial landing pad  [my 16x22" cutting board]

anyway, grandma's like a kid with a new toy..

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all "Thank You" prayers..      amen & amen. 

# saint patricks day

#dji pix

#vellumdays