No luck with those high latitudes! QGroundControl looks great although I'm curious to see how it handles the Anafi. I‘ve been recommended to test UGCS for mission planning, and I want to try it - but it is a bit pricey for a hobby project, and a 14 day trial is not much with so infrequent flying as I do… But the anti collision on the ANAFI Ai would come in handy here! The heights / distances doesn’t match between the QGC map provider and Google Earth. I already did some adjustments based on the Google earth view. I exported the kml files from both my manual flight log and the plan from QGC and opened them in Google Earth for comparison - then I can compare theory and practice. QGroundControl do support terrain follow, but it is limited to the elevation data from Airmap, which cuts off at 60°N, and I’m further north than that. I basically enter waypoints along the height curves, first as a basic grid, then fill in and adjust. At the moment I’m stuck with manually planning in QGroundControl, which is quite time consuming but kind of works. I have tried the QGIS plugin, but I couldn’t get it working properly, so I gave up. The resulting model looks much better than my first one - no surprise there! But it felt very inefficient to fly manually. Manually this time, using the gps-lapse function in FreeFlight6. I flew the area again during a break this Easter.

Exif pilot correct orientation