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Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi, who produces high-performance and good deal handsets, is making use of the same methods to its new consumer drone, a quadcopter with stabilised camera and auto-return function that will retail for under 3,000 yuan (HK$3,550).

The 3D Robotics Solo is extremely efficient, yet easy to use. It includes many features like the Phantom 3 but instead of by using a built-in camera, it uses the GoPro Hero 4. Which means that you be capable of take the camera off and utilize it for whatever you want. The largest difference between the Solo and nearly every other ready-to-fly camera drone is that it's modular/upgradable but still easy to use. It has a gimbal bay and an accessory bay, meaning that third-party companies can certainly make new gimbals and also other accessories (No accessories or gimbals are available though).

Otherwise I strongly suggest the Hyperion batteries (specifically made for the Phantom). Those will charge at a rate of 6C !!! and are also 2500mA (more capacity than this 2200mA battery). They can even be recharged with your standard charger until you can get something better. I use a Dynamite Prophet charger and fee 4 of the Hyperions at once at 8 amps each! Which means 4 2500mA batteries charged, balanced, and prepared to travel in about 30 minutes. That charger is pretty expensive, about $265 but worth it if you use it a lot.

Nevertheless, you don't need nice surveillance cameras for aerial photography as long as you ensure there is absolutely no vibration, because that'll completely damage your video footage quality. Vibration can come from the drone, its engine unit, and air turbulence. Small drones jump around a lot, for case, so you will have to use vibration isolators and gimbals (more upon this later) to get rid of the likelihood of vibration. Fast lenses that are distinct most importantly apertures will help too.

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