Drone With Camera On Controller Under 100

us it for photogrammetry. its loud and controller is big but a great drone.

I've been using the DJI Smart Controller without a lanyard and had found it cumbersome and dangerous carrying it in my hands throughout a work day. While moving around before and after a drone flight I was forever having to sit the Smart Controller down to free up a hand to do something. I was worried I, or someone else, would step on the controller. Using this lanyard bracket with a lanyard it keeps the Smart Controller on me and off the ground at all times. While walking to and from a launch site it frees my hand to hold or do something else before/after drone flights. The build quality is great - strong and finished nicely. The screws are the correct size and work perfectly. The lanyard and power port holes are correct sizes and allow cable input with the bracket on the controller. I've had this on the Smart Controller for over six months and it works great. I'd never take it off. I'd highly recommend this product.

I purchased the DJI Goggles Integra and Controller about two weeks ago. Since then, they have become my favorite way to fly my Mini 3 Pro Drone. The Goggles give you an immersive and panoramic First Person View that makes you feel as if you are actually flying the drone from its cockpit. Coupled with the intuitive controller, I found that learning to fly the drone with the Goggles was much easier than with the standard screen-based DJI controllers. The Goggles and controller, though, are not optimized for taking pictures and video. The camera and gimbal controls are more difficult to use and there is no Cine mode for video. Overall, the Goggles and Motion Controller give you a surreal sense of flying the drone at the cost of some limited photo and video options. In view of the absolute fun they provide, it is a very worthy tradeoff. I love my Goggles.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This camera cube is amazing. I was able to fit a drone, a camera, a controller for batteries and some lenses. What more can you ask for?

I use this attached to my Mavic Pro controller so my clients can see my drone camera in real time. Great job displaying the 4k off the drone camera.

This drone is feature packed with a great camera, controller and interface package. It is perfect for a new drone pilot and has plenty of capabilities for an experienced pilot. It almost set’s itself up, with step by step instructions to lead you through the process. It makes flying fun and quite easy with 3 modes to allow you to grow into all of the skills needed. The camera is really high powered and provides excellent stills and video. Highly recommend

Easy to use and came with red 4 loops to attach. I use 2 on my Sony A6700 camera and 2 on my DJI RC-2 drone controller. For the drone controller, I had to buy separate Hook Screws. The quality also looks amazing.

This has to be the best bang for buck for the Fuji X system. Under 100 bucks and you get solid metal build, great IQ, clicky aperture ring, etc. Its fairly compact, renders some great bokeh, and overall has a great design to it as well. Definitely recommend for those on a budget and also those wanting to produce excellent images with a manual lens.

Under $5, how could you go wrong? Thank You!

The GVM product line has been outstanding overall. My decision was whether to get the shorter or longer slider. I ultimately chose the shorter 32 version for transport convenience and weight. Being carbon fiber it's very lightweight anyway, and though a remote and app-based controller available with the longer ones was tempting I went with the wired controller as that's what came with the 32 model. The slide motion is very smooth, controllable from a relative 1 to 100. The controller interface is very simple, but forgets your settings once it's powered off. I've found the speed at 90 to be preferable for me, plus it's quieter at 90 then the full 100. The motor is fine but it's not completely silent, and begins to shoot up in pitch after about 85 or so. Centered on a single tripod, with about 4 pounds of camera/lens combination and no other accessories, it does slump slightly when the camera reaches either end. This was expected, so two supports are needed on either end if a perfectly level movement is required. In order to stay on the subject some fiddling with distance and beginning/end points is needed, unless I don't know the correct technique. Overall it's a good quality slider.