Recent content by needelmanDP

Look into DJI Care Refresh. I have State Farm, although drone coverage is not available in some states. When you buy, watch Youtube videos on how to get started and stay away from trees. Resist the urge to take it for a spin in your back yard, better yet try to find an experienced op to come...

I have the Avata 1 which you can probably get for a good price used from Drone Nerds or here in the classified forum. The Avata 2 is out with better camera specs if you're interested in doing real estate interiors or other fly throughs. I think DJI also fixed a problem where if you go too...

I started with a 3" frame and watched a video showing every step to build it, with a list of all the parts. It takes a lot of practice to fly in Acro mode, best to start on a simulator like liftoff. I eventually moved on to a DJI Avata that I bought used from a friend because I need it to shoot...

Really nice! I prefer interior shots that are a bit slower, love the first shot!

Nice flying, editing, and grading

My batteries are snug too, but they have popped out, especially when learning to fly manually. I got the battery safety holder.

I started with a 3" drone I built $175, analog box goggles $150 that had poor range and lousy quality, and a $100 controller. It takes a lot of practice to learn to fly, batteries lasted 4-5 mins. I've since bought a DJI Avata, which you'll be able to fly from day 1, with incredible HD goggles...

When the Avata is set for manual exposure, is it possible to adjust ISO or shutter while the Avata is flying...much like I do with my Air 2s.

Thought for sure you’d lose signal when you went under the bridge. Nice video

Same here, I can unplug after launch

If you build a drone, it's fun and you learn a lot and can repair it yourself. Be prepared for a steep learning curve to become competent flying it. You'd be smart to spend a lot of time on a simulator, better to crash in the sim. Or you could buy the Avata and you'll be flying immediately and...

Thanks for this, waiting to see if they add 24 FPS, which I may need for commercial work. Clients could slow down the 30P in post, but they would have to be OK with that. Any word on 24?

You might want to take a look at the DJI Avata once it's released.

Looks like you didn’t get much help here. I built a Cinewhoop a few years ago and my disappointment was the poor video signal in my goggles. If I had to do it again I would invest in the DJI FPV Air unit and goggles. It’s expensive but if you continue in the hobby, you’ll eventually want...

This behind the scenes video is so worth watching to see how they accomplish this amazing shot,