Author: Bob Lin

以下是一些实行左侧驾驶（驾驶座在左侧，车辆靠左行驶）的国家和地区：

美洲

• 美属维尔京群岛
• 英属维尔京群岛

亚洲

• 东帝汶

非洲

• 纳米比亚

这些地方的车辆驾驶方向是驾驶座在左侧并靠左行驶

The Canon 5D series cameras (e.g., 5D Mark III, 5D Mark IV) have custom settings that you can configure for specific shooting scenarios, including photographing birds in flight. These settings can be saved in the C1, C2, and C3 custom modes on the mode dial for quick access. Here’s how to set it up for birds in flight:

Step 1: Configure Your Camera

1. Set the Shooting Mode:
   1. Use Manual Mode (M) for complete control over exposure.
   1. Alternatively, use Shutter Priority (Tv) if you prefer the camera to auto-adjust aperture.
2. Adjust Key Settings:
   1. Shutter Speed: Set it to at least 1/2000s to freeze motion.
   1. Aperture: Use a wide aperture (e.g., f/5.6 or wider) to let in more light and blur the background.
   1. ISO: Set ISO to Auto for changing light conditions or manually adjust it based on lighting (e.g., start with ISO 400 in good light).
3. Autofocus (AF) Settings:
   1. Select AI Servo autofocus for continuous focus tracking.
   1. Use a central focus point or Zone AF for better subject tracking.
   1. Enable Case 2 or Case 4 in the AF settings menu (if available on your model), optimized for erratically moving subjects.
4. Drive Mode:
   1. Use High-Speed Continuous Shooting to capture multiple frames quickly.
5. Metering Mode:
   1. Use Evaluative Metering for balanced exposure.
6. Image Stabilization (if using an IS lens):
   1. Turn on Mode 2 IS for panning if you’re following a bird in flight.

Step 2: Save the Settings

1. Go to the Setup Menu (Wrench Icon) on the camera.
2. Find the Custom Shooting Mode (C1-C3) option.
3. Choose one of the modes (C1, C2, or C3).
4. Select Register Settings to save the current configuration to the chosen custom mode.

Step 3: Practice and Adjust

• Test your settings in the field and fine-tune them as needed. Lighting, bird size, and flight speed can affect your choices, so be ready to adjust ISO, shutter speed, or focus points.

Additional Tips

• Use a telephoto lens (e.g., 100-400mm) for better reach and framing.
• Turn on Highlight Tone Priority if available to preserve detail in bright areas.
• Track the bird early and maintain focus as it moves.

Once configured, you can quickly switch to your custom mode when photographing birds in flight!

Here’s the DJI Mini 4 Pro, still in its sleek, sealed packaging. The anticipation is real!

First, let’s cut open the seal carefully and lift the lid.

Ah, look at that! Right on top, we have the drone itself, neatly nestled in its protective casing.

Here’s the star of the show, the DJI Mini 4 Pro. It’s compact, lightweight, and ready for adventure.

Next, we have the controller. It’s ergonomic and designed for seamless control. Along with it, you’ll find the essential accessories.

Here’s a quick rundown of what’s included: the charging hub, extra propellers, USB cables, and the user manual.

Let’s lay everything out so you can see the full setup.

The charging hub will keep your batteries juiced up, the extra propellers are always handy, and the USB cables ensure you stay connected. Don’t forget to read through the user manual for detailed instructions.

And there you have it! Your DJI Mini 4 Pro is ready to take to the skies. In the next part, we’ll go through the initial setup and get you ready for your first flight.

Properly setting up the DJI drone’s obstacle avoidance system adds an extra layer of safety to your flights. To set up obstacle avoidance on a DJI drone, follow these steps to access and configure the settings.

1. Power On the Drone and Controller: Turn on your DJI drone and remote controller. Ensure the two devices are connected.
2. Open the DJI Fly App: Once your drone is connected, open the DJI Fly app on your mobile device.
3. Access the Safety Settings:
   1. In the main app interface, tap on the three dots (…) in the upper-right corner to open the Settings menu.
   1. Select the Safety tab, where you’ll find the obstacle avoidance settings.
4. Enable Obstacle Detection:
   1. Under Obstacle Avoidance, ensure that Obstacle Detection is turned on. This activates sensors to detect obstacles in front, behind, or on the sides (depending on your model).
5. Select Obstacle Avoidance Action:
   1. In the same menu, locate Obstacle Avoidance Action. You’ll typically see three options:
      1. Bypass: The drone will automatically go around obstacles it detects.
      1. Brake: The drone will stop in place when it encounters an obstacle.
      1. Off: The drone will not take any avoidance action and will continue flying regardless of obstacles.
6. Enable Advanced Pilot Assistance Systems (APAS) (if available):
   1. Some DJI models offer an APAS (Advanced Pilot Assistance System) option that allows the drone to navigate around obstacles more smoothly. Turn on APAS to enhance obstacle avoidance capabilities.
7. Adjust Flight Speed for Safer Navigation (optional):
   1. In the Control settings, consider setting a slower speed under Max Flight Speed. This helps the sensors detect and react to obstacles more effectively.
8. Test the Settings:
   1. When you’re ready, conduct a test flight in an open area to confirm that the obstacle avoidance settings are working as expected.

Today, we will use scheduling a tire rotation as an example to show you how to request a service using the Tesla app.

The cost of a tire rotation for Tesla vehicles can vary depending on the location and service center. On average, it ranges from $60 to $150 if the rotation is not covered by any packages or deals.

To schedule a Tire Rotation with Tesla Service, please follow these steps:

First, open the Tesla app on your phone.
Next, tap on the ‘Service’ icon at the bottom of the screen.
Tap on the “Request service”.
Tap on the “tires & Wheels”
Tap on “Tires”.
Select ‘Tire Rotation’.
Pick a date and time that works best for you.”.

Confirm the service location. You can choose between visiting a Tesla Service Center or opting for Mobile Service if available.
Review your appointment details and hit ‘Submit’ to finalize.

Suica，Welcome Suica ,以下统称西瓜卡是日本的一种非接触式IC卡，广泛用于公共交通、便利店、超市等场所。以下是关于Suica卡的购买、使用、使用地区及注意事项的介绍：

购买西瓜卡：
西瓜卡可以在JR车站的自动售票机、便利店和邮局购买，如FamilyMart、Lawson等,费用为2000日元，其中Suica包括500日元的押金，而Welcome Suica，但仅限于28天内使用。

西瓜卡不仅可以在地铁和公交上使用，还可以在便利店、超市、咖啡店等多个场所支付。只需将卡靠近读取器即可完成支付，非常方便。

西瓜卡不但可以在日本的主要城市如东京、大阪、名古屋使用，还可以在奈良、箱根、富士山和日光等旅游景点都可以使用，尽管部分地区的适用范围有限。

查看西瓜卡的余额和充值：
西瓜卡含有500日元的押金。当卡内余额不足500日元时，Welcome Suica余额不足支付下一次乘车时，您必须充值。查看西瓜卡的余额，有以下几种方法：

1. 使用自动售票机
   在车站的自动售票机上，可以插入西瓜卡并选择“余额查询”选项。

机器会显示卡内的余额。

2. 使用移动西瓜卡应用程序
   打开移动西瓜应用程序，并登录您的账户。

在应用程序首页，您可以看到西瓜卡的当前余额。

3. 使用支持西瓜的便利店终端
   在便利店，如FamilyMart、Lawson等，可以将西瓜卡靠近终端，店员会帮助您查询余额。
4. 使用支持西瓜卡的设备
   部分智能手机（支持NFC和FeliCa功能）可以通过NFC功能读取西瓜卡，并显示余额。

部分电子钱包应用程序，如Apple Pay、Google Pay可以绑定西瓜卡，并在应用程序中显示余额。
充值可以在自动售票机、便利店和移动应用上为西瓜卡充值。您可以在应用程序Suica App绑定VIEW卡或者信用卡自动充值。

提醒：由于Suica 仅支持某些具有“Osaifu-Keitai”因此如果您的 Android不是在日本购买的国际机型，Google Wallet 上的 Suica 可能不兼容.

Suica和 Welcome Suica卡优点是使用广泛：在JR东日本的车站和车厢，以及其他接受Suica的地方使用。便捷：可以用于地铁、公交、便利店、超市等多种场所。充值方便：可以在自动售票机、便利店等处进行充值。以下是它们的主要区别：

Standard Suica。
使用期限：适合长期使用，即便停用后最长可保持10年有效，非常适合未来可能多次来日本的游客或本地居民。
押金：需要支付500日元押金，退卡时可以退回该押金，并退还余额，扣除220日元手续费。
兼容性：普通Suica可以在日本的许多地方使用，包括公共交通、购物、便利店和一些自动售货机。
手机兼容：普通Suica可以加载到iPhone和一些安卓设备上，便于通过手机进行支付，带来更多的便捷性。

1. 普通Suica（Standard Suica）

使用期限：适合长期使用，即便停用后最长可保持10年有效，非常适合未来可能多次来日本的游客或本地居民。

押金：需要支付500日元押金，退卡时可以退回该押金，并退还余额（扣除220日元手续费）。

兼容性：普通Suica可以在日本的许多地方使用，包括公共交通、购物、便利店和一些自动售货机。

手机兼容：普通Suica可以加载到iPhone和一些安卓设备上，便于通过手机进行支付，带来更多的便捷性。

2. Welcome Suica

使用期限：专为短期游客设计，自第一次使用起有效期为28天，到期后不能再充值使用。

押金：Welcome Suica不需要押金，这对游客来说非常简便。然而，它在到期后无法退还剩余余额，因此建议在离开日本前用完卡内金额。

购买便利：可在东京地区的主要JR东日本车站以及一些机场购买，非常适合刚抵达日本的游客。

限制：Welcome Suica只能以实体卡的形式使用，不支持加载到手机（如Apple Wallet），不如普通Suica的移动支付灵活。

推荐

如果是短期游客（在日本停留不超过28天），Welcome Suica简单方便，无需押金也不需要退卡。

如果是多次往返的游客或希望有退款选项的用户，普通Suica则更为合适，提供更灵活的使用和退款方式​

To add a clickable link on YouTube that directs viewers to a website, you have several options:

1. Video Description:
   • In your video description, you can add any URL (starting with “http://” or “https://”), and it will be clickable.
   • To add the link, go to your YouTube Studio, select the video you want, and add the link to the description box.
2. Pinned Comment:
   • Post a comment with the link, then pin it to keep it at the top.
   • Go to the video, type your comment with the link, and click the three dots next to the comment to pin it.
3. YouTube Cards:
   • If you’re part of the YouTube Partner Program, you can add “cards” that appear as pop-ups during the video. YouTube allows links to approved websites, including associated sites, merchandise sites, and crowdfunding.
   • To add a card, go to YouTube Studio > Content > select the video > Cards > Add a link.
4. End Screens:
   • End screens allow you to add clickable links in the last 5-20 seconds of your video, but they’re limited to YouTube-approved links.
   • In YouTube Studio, select your video, go to the “Editor,” then choose “Add an end screen.”

Approved Link Types

• Associated Websites: If you have an official site tied to your YouTube account, you can link directly to it, like your blog or online store.
• Merchandise Sites: Promote products directly from video links, but only on approved sites like Teespring or Spreadshop.
• Crowdfunding Platforms: Link to platforms like Patreon or Kickstarter to encourage viewer support.
• Affiliate Links: Add affiliate links in your description or pinned comments for recommended products.
• Fundraisers: YouTube allows you to link verified nonprofit fundraisers as well.

Shinkyo Bridge, a stunning symbol of Japan’s natural beauty, is particularly breathtaking in the fall.

As the leaves change color, the vibrant reds and golds create a striking contrast against the traditional wooden bridge and the crystal-clear waters below.

Visitors flock to this scenic spot, capturing photos and soaking in the peaceful atmosphere.

The surrounding mountains serve as a picturesque backdrop, enhancing the experience.

This iconic landmark is not just a bridge.

It is a gateway to Japan’s rich cultural heritage and the enchanting beauty of nature during autumn.

Let’s talk about Shinkyo Bridge in autumn.

Nestled in the vibrant town of Nikko, this iconic red bridge comes alive with stunning fall foliage.

First things first, tickets.

You’ll need to shell out just 300 yen for an unforgettable experience.

It’s open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

But trust me, getting there early means fewer crowds and perfect photo OPS.

Wondering how to get there?

Super easy.

Hop on a train to Nikko Station.

Then it’s a scenic 20 minute walk or a quick bus ride.

So why Shinkyo Bridge?

Besides the breathtaking views, it’s a historic gem dating back to the 17th century.

Imagine walking the same path as ancient travellers and there you have it.

Shinkyo Bridge in autumn is a must see.

Pack your camera, grab your ticket and soak in the beauty of Japan’s fall splendour.

If you crave tranquility but still seek adventure, then Rinoji Temple in Fall is your perfect escape.

Nestled in the heart of Nikko, Rinoji Temple transforms into an autumn paradise.

As the leaves turn vibrant shades of red, orange and gold, the temple grounds become a living canvas.

The crisp air carries the scent of ancient cedars, and the gentle rustle of leaves underfoot adds to the soothing symphony of nature.

Walking through the temple’s pathways, you’ll find centuries-old architecture harmoniously blending with the seasonal spectacle.

Each step reveals a new vista, from the serene gardens to the majestic halls that have witnessed the passage of time.

Pause by the Shoyo-en Garden, where the reflection of fiery foliage in the tranquil pond creates a mesmerizing mirror image.

Or take a moment to meditate within the temple, where the silence speaks volumes.

Rinno-ji Temple in autumn isn’t just a visit, it’s an experience that stays with you long after the leaves have fallen.

Embrace the magic of fall and the whispers of history at Rinno-ji.

Ready to be enchanted?

Let’s explore Rinno-ji Temple together.

Configuring Return to Home (RTH) settings on your DJI drone ensures that it safely returns to you if it loses connection, encounters low battery, or if you initiate RTH manually. Here’s a step-by-step guide:

1. Turn on Your Drone and Remote Controller

• Power on both your DJI drone and the remote controller.
• Open the DJI Fly or DJI GO 4 app on your mobile device and connect to the drone.

2. Access the Main Settings

• In the app’s main interface, tap on the three-dot menu (often in the top right corner).
• This will open the main settings menu, where you can adjust various flight options.

3. Go to Safety Settings

• In the settings menu, navigate to the Safety tab.
• Under Safety, you’ll see options for Return to Home (RTH) settings.

4. Set the Home Point

• You’ll find an option to Set Home Point in the RTH settings.
• Choose one of the following options:
  • Aircraft Location: The drone will return to the location where it took off.
  • Remote Controller Location: The drone will return to the location of the remote controller. This is useful if you plan to move while the drone is in the air.

5. Adjust RTH Altitude

• Locate the Return-to-Home Altitude setting in the same menu.
• Set the altitude high enough to clear any obstacles (e.g., trees, buildings) in your flight area.
  • Recommendation: 30–50 meters (100–165 feet) for urban or forested areas, but adjust this based on the height of nearby obstacles.

6. Set Advanced RTH Options (Optional)

• Obstacle Avoidance: Some DJI drones allow you to enable or disable obstacle avoidance during RTH.
  • Toggle this on to help the drone avoid obstacles on its way back.
• Landing Protection: Some drones can sense the ground during RTH and avoid landing in unsuitable spots. Enable this if available.

7. Save Settings

• Once you’ve configured your RTH settings, exit the menu to save them.
• Your drone will now use these settings whenever RTH is triggered.

8. Test the RTH Settings (Optional but Recommended)

• Take the drone to a safe open area, fly it a short distance away, and manually activate RTH by pressing the RTH button on the remote controller or in the app.
• Observe the drone’s return behavior to ensure it ascends to the set RTH altitude and follows the configured settings.
• You have two ways to operate the RHT. One is using controller button. Two is using DJI App.

By setting up RTH carefully, you’ll have greater peace of mind knowing the drone can return safely even if it encounters an issue mid-flight.