Professional Drones For Filming

I use this product for professional filming and it is very useful in hard sound circumstances.

I am a professional photographer operating camera drones in an area with lots of sand. The PGYTech landing pad protects the drone during takeoff/landings. It is easy to carry, deploy, and store. Great product.

using it for drones

Works great for the appropriate drones!

This is awesome product for drones

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

I highly recommend this tripod. I've searched high and low for an affordable professional video tripod and the Geekoto DV2 is "PURE PERFECTION"... Even though I've only had it for two weeks and taken it out on two filming assignments, it's been an amazing experience for me, and I'm looking forward to using it while filming my first independent feature.

Using SmallRig's Universal Phone Cage with an iPhone 12 Pro Max and this light created a very effective filming tool that looked surprisingly professional. Many people commented on how nice it looked an no one realized I was filming with an iPhone. I also used the (included) Black Honeycomb Diffuser when filming professional dancers in a club because it did a great job of lighting the dancers while not spilling light on the party-goers

I recommend this product for professional studio applications such filming a music video to (ENG)electronic news gathering applications. this dolly comes with a non padded carrying bag.this dolly is capable of holding 33lbs and works with most professional tripods.this dolly is adjustable so it can accommodate almost any size or brand tripod currently on the market.

As an professional outdoor video photographer we typically use Canon XH-A1's, but we needed a camera to use in those instances when a second camera is needed on a project. The other application would be for those rare instances when a dedicated cameraman is unavailable. The Touch & Track feature is desirable for those less than wide open filming situations when maual focus is required but not possible to utilize in a self-filming situation. The lack of an XLR imput is not particularlly problematic in those situations that we need to employ the camera and is, most likely, a non-factor for the typical end user. The solid state media is convenient and helps to reduce our costs. let's face it, this is a consumer product. Overall, I would say that this camera delivers a tremendous value for the money....If you don't like the features and performance, you probably need to increase the amount of funds you are willing to allocate for a camera, and realize that you need to purchace the next level up.