Well here is the first video. Learned a lot.. You tube hates music . I need a gimbal and better editing soft wear.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxENmYX3pyE
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Well here is the first video. Learned a lot.. You tube hates music . I need a gimbal and better editing soft wear.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxENmYX3pyE
That's really cool! I'm starting to see videos like this a lot more. Can explain the set up to me. Is it a quad copter and if so what are they and how much do they cost? Are they hard to fly? Is it a GoPro camera strapped to it?
I would say that's pretty good for your first time. :) Cool video :thumbup: Thanks for sharing.
How was the takeoff and landing on sand? I'm always worried about debris kicking up and getting into some place it shouldn't.
Did you get any funny looks while flying there?
It is a DJI phantom.. Comes with everything you need to fly. You will need a Go pro and some spare batteries. If you have the concept of R/C cars then it is pretty easy to fly just add up and down and rotating.Quote:
Originally Posted by GRADS
I had about 10 people come up too me and ask questions. It was hard pack sand but I did not have any other option. I guess you could hold it and then take off?Quote:
Originally Posted by GotHalos
You did good!!!
My son and I are going to get set up for this when the snow melts here :)
HE wants a quad rotor big enough to put one of his DSLR's on...
That will be like Gothalos... $$$$$$$ I would start off small and get the hang of it..Quote:
Originally Posted by 2manymustangs
That's a great place for a video. Would like to see one when the wedge is going off at 10ft+
Get your wallet and savings account ready LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by 2manymustangs
YA, AND he still owes me a bundle for camera bodies/lenses... I dont think any of his DSLR stuff is going airborn until it is paid off :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hotboat
We will be starting small and with a GOPRO...
I wanted to mount a GOPRO on one of our stunt kites...