Yemsky
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I WANT YOU MF's TO SEE SOMETHIN
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Think back to when you bought your first turntables. You managed to put a record on but it took a while to learn how to scratch and beat match. It’s the same with drones: You need to invest time to learn how to fly and film. This will be your biggest investment. But you do need some money... You don’t have to spend thousands, but close to a grand will get you a DJI Mini 3 Pro which supposedly is the best consumer drone out there ATM. I don’t have that one and can’t speak from experience but it packs a lot of the features of previous models into a sub-250g device which is good as the low weight means you have to observe less flying restrictions. There are cheaper ones available but you get what you pay for and below a certain level it’s not fit for your purpose.The DJI Mini 3 Pro has automatic tracking and follow modes. You are talking about cycling and flying “in the forest” which means many potential obstacles. I don’t know how good it would perform under those conditions. I would suggest you research on YT what people have to say about tracking abilities AND obstacle avoidance.I personally find shots following an object a bit boring but filming from the front (while autonomously flying backwards) has been challenging for older DJI drones: they tend to swirve to the side and then continue following from behind.Alternatively, you might want to consider a pole or helmet mounted 360 camera which could give viewers the illusion of a camera following you.(Quality if video is bad because of Facebook's compression. Original video is HD or even 4K, can't remember...) -
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