Ematic Nano Quadcopter Drone With Camera

The DJI Phantom 4 Pro+ Version 2.0 Quadcopter is a great drone for a first-time drone user. Its a full function drone with all the features I was looking for. I'm finding it easy to learn and the Phantom really flies itself. It hovers perfectly and the controls are easy to learn and use.

You will probably will crash your quadcopter (everyone does) so I would get this. Helps save your blades.

I give this camera 5 stars because I knew what I would be getting for the price, and the SJ4000 has delivered. I use it on my quadcopter, and the video quality @ 1080p 30FPS is excellent. For me, spending substantially more for a GoPro did not make sense. I added a 32GB MicroSD card, and it does everything I need it to do. Are there some glare issues, and some brightness issues in certain lighting situations? Yes. But the great price that I got from B&H made it very easy for me to live with these issues.

I used the 1550 case to secure my quadcopter and camera gear for travel. The diced foam on the inside makes it very easy to customize for your gear. I even made double layered or secret spots on the second layer of diced foam. The yellow really pops and makes me feel less like an amateur and more like a professional. Super durable and waterproof! This case was $ less than a similar custom quadcopter case, but I made the 1550 fit way more things. Very happy with this purchase. Only downside is its weight. Pretty hefty, especially after all the gear is inside. Totally worth it for the durability and reassurance of protected gear.

Small but good, enough for my camera and drone.

Since the Quadcopter is very hard to fly this is a must in order to have it work.

Nano great fit!

I bought a pair of these to compare with manfrotto's Nano clamps. As described in nano review, I use flashlights for macro setup along with a Giottos micro ball head, manfrotto flex arm and superclamp.I have also used them for precision balancing on my digiscoping setup.These clamps aren't as pretty as the Manfrotto, but they do the same job, cost less and are slightly more compact due to the sliding tightening handle. With their more industrial look, I won't feel too bad if they end up out in the wood shop with some of my other misused camera gear.

I have the nano filters on my wide-angle zoom lenses mainly for the protection of the outer optics. the Nano offers protection without any distortion in my images that a standard filter sometimes does.

I've standardized on B+W XS-Pro with their Nano coating. Brass threads never jamb and the nano coating lets me just blow dust off the front of the filter. I've got these UVs on every one of my lenses.