Drones With Camera History

using it for drones

Works great for the appropriate drones!

Ok I used another filter and it locks onto the lens of the drones camera like it should. My first one must have just been defective.

I love to experiment with polaroids. soon this will be history. :(

This is awesome product for drones

Have used in my DJI drones for years with no issues.

I got this carrier and wasn't sure if it was for me. A brief history of myself 75 years old with hand arthritis. I wasn't sure if I could work the camera in and out of the carrier. It is very simple for even for me. It is well secure with camera in the front. I never felt like it was going to fall out. My camera is a Nikon D 3400 with various lenses. I recommend buying this harness. No stress on the back either.

I shoot with a Rebel XTi. In the history of the camera, I've taken a couple thousand night shots with long exposures. I don't know why I didn't get one of these earlier. Now that I finally have a remote, I don't have to set the timer and hope that I catch the time lapse that I desire. Granted the sensor for the remote on the XTi is on the front but this is a small detail. Remote works consistently up to about 25 feet. There is not any easy way to replace the battery, but I guess I can deal with that when it dies.

Purchased for doing some video projects interviewing older family members about family history. Sound was much better than the in camera microphone, worked well, easy to use

I have a long history with Sony cameras from mini-DV to the FS100, A7s, and FS5 mk II but this camera the best. I sold my FS5 because it had too many limiting quirks which are all ironed out. You want to quickly shoot slo-mo? Done. You want to white balance in Slog? Easy. You want to monitor on a larger screen while? No problem. It has all of the sexy features that you already know about the ease of using it on a shoot, every day out in the field is where this camera really succeeds. I grew annoyed with my FS5 the more I used because of those quirks and shortcomings. The FX6, on the other hand, continues to be a joy.