Professional Drone Video Camera

This drone is smooth and can move its 3 lens camera head all around. Taking video footage looks professional and its flying capabilities are diverse in range. This piece of equipment does the work for you, and makes it easy. It's the best drone for 2023

If you need professional quality photos/video from a drone, then this is the one. Don't waste your time with the small ones. I first bought the new mini 4 pro with all the accessories, but even with all the hype it did not deliver the way I needed. I moved on to the Mavic 3 and there was no comparison in the quality of the stills and video. This blew me away and delivered the level of quality I needed for a paid project.

This camera is perfect for professional photos and video.

Must-have for drone video

This memory card works very well in my drone's 4K Video Camera system. My drone camera requires an extremely fast memory card and this does it. Good value for the price. if you shoot 4K video you might want to consider this product.

I put it in my drone and it records video nicely.

Purchased the SDI model for a broadcast video camera and liked it so well that I purchased an HDMI version for drone and stabilizer work. Yes, it's plastic and the extra brightness generates a lot of heat, but it's great for outdoor shooting. First experience with an ultra-bright. Will never go back.

This drone delivers the goods. Video and photography from the camera is outstanding. Easy to fly. Safeguards built in. Pleased with this investment to improve our marketing content.

I thought getting a drone would open up more possibilities for my productions. I've only had it for a little while and I can see how it will allow me to get shots I never could have gotten before. There's def a learning curve (I was not raised on video games) but in the meantime the controls makes sense and there are enough safeguards to keep the drone from crashing. Its one of the reasons I chose this besides the fact that it has a better camera than the less expensive models. I want my drone shots to work in with my Blackmagic and Panasonic cameras. That's the tricky part. Right out of the box I could see that this camera was not really not going to give me those looks. However, once I started using the ND filters, that's when the footage starting looking workable. Without the ND filters there's something sort of Go Pro looking about the images. So from my experience so far, it seems you really need ND filters for what they bring to an image. Now I can see how I will be able to integrate the drone footage into something like a short film or music video. You just have to be smart about how you do it I suppose. There's something magical about drone footage. It's sort of like slow motion footage. You can film just about anything and it makes you see things in a new way. I've been preparing for the part 107 license so I can use the Mavic 3 Classic commercially at some point. In the meantime, I will practice thinking backwards when the thing is flying backwards toward me. That's that hard part.

I have been taking a lot of drone and trail camera video. I was using a Chromebook and a windows system to look at and process them. This MacBook Air M2 is everything that was suggested and them more. Will take a little time to learn the new operating system, (you x out on the left, not the right) and to decide the best software as my experience grows. Glad to make another purchase at B&H