Mini Drone With Camera Orange And White Blades

This landing pad is perfect for landing the very small DJI Mini 2. Without it, because the drone is so small, the blades would get interfered with by grass, sand and other stuff on the ground. It's also nice to have a visual reference for returning the drone to home in a clearing where I've placed this landing pad. Definitely recommend picking one up.

Very good protection against whirling drone blades

let's be honest: the camera is the whole point you have the drone. keeping the lens clear is second in importance only to the flight & control mechanisms. don't land on the dirt. or the sand. or the grass. the blades create dust & chopped grass that spoil the lens.  this pad provides the perfect clean space to land your drone. light, folds up quickly into the included carrying case, and even has stakes to keep it firmly on the ground should conditions require. one caveat: if you use the stakes, make sure to push them all the way into the ground; you wouldn't want your blades to get damaged by running into them. i'm not saying this has happened to me personally, but i'm not denying it happened to me personally, either... (-; blue on one side, orange on the other. also includes rounded reflective stickers that can be added to the pad.

This case is fantastic! The Only downside , blades need to be removed for drone storage or transport. Other than that its great!

About 9 months ago I bought the DJI Pro 2 drone, with extra batteries and blades. This Lowenpro DroneGuard 400 is perfect to hold and secure my drone and all attachments. Gene Phillips, Franklin, TN

I shoot mainly in black and white with a Fujifilm X-Pro2 and have been yearning for the ability to darken blue skies to make the clouds pop right out just like in the old days with a real camera and a piece of orange plastic slotted into a square thingy.� Strangely, the fujifilm digital cameras have built in red and yellow filters but not the classic sky-darkening/coud-poppin' orange.� Anyway, this relatively cheap filter works just great.� And I have so far just left the thing on for general street photography, even when I don't need to do anything with the sky.� The only unavoidable inconvenience is when you have to take the thing off to shoot in color and then put it back on again without leaving it behind someplace or breaking it.� Anyway, a great tool for outdoor b/w photography.� Until Fuji adds the so far strangely absent orange filter to their in camera collection. (My first test photo with it is attached.)

I loved my DJI mini drone. It is well worth the.money.

This backpack is amazing and fits my rsc2, Sony camera, DJI mini 3 and FPV drone strap to the back.

This case holds my DJI P3, extra blades, batteries and iPad mini. The cushioning keeps everything secure when transporting. Great case.

I was torn between mini 3 pro and mini 2. Mini 3 pro is over my budget and mini 2 is not good enough for me. And then I find out this Autel nano plus. The sensor is actually pretty much equal to the quality of mini 3 pro. And the HDR is my favourite setting. I turn it on all the time and it boost dybamic range quite a bit. You do not need to shoot Log now. It is easier to grade this way. Obstacle avoidance is a must to me. It is ironic that beginner drone does not have this feature but beginner is the one that need this feature badly. It is really sensitive. Cool thing is that you can turn it on and off in the app at any point. Great drone if you want a drone between mini 2 and mini 3 pro.