Small Drone With Live Camera

Small but good, enough for my camera and drone.

This thing packs a punch for how small it is. Haven't used it with my drone yet, but it certainly functions well on a camera as well.

Can't live without if one still does small prints.

I use this card with the camera onboard my new Phantom drone. It gets the job done. Sure is small but that can't be helped, just ain't as nimble as I used to be.

Has fantastic battery life and the best camera. Live all the small features that let you customize

I use this device to feed live video from my drone’s HDMI-enable remote into a MacBook Pro, where it is fed to mission critical emergency response software. This newer BMD device has been rock solid in function, and in eliminating the need for another Apple-branded adapter for Type C connectivity, is that much more stable in operability. If you have a need to feed video from an HDMI source to a newer Mac, this device should easily fill your need.

I'm doing much more video in my fpv drone flying and these are really small, light and fast.

I really like this camera; so much so, that this is my second one. I mainly shoot live bands in small clubs/bars, so there's usually not a great deal of light. This camera is GREAT in low light. It has a dual native ISO so the grain you might see from other cameras is negligible here. 4K, 120fps, and the ability to shoot in Sony's S-Cinetone picture profile are tremendous qualities in this small form camera. Also, it pairs really well with the Ronin RS-2 gimbal. Thank you Sony !!

Last year I purchased the ATEM Extreme Pro ISO to do live streaming. To make it work I ordered a portable monitor, a small rack box, a power adapter, a travel router, and about 85734563 HDMI cables. This YoloLiv does all of that but it is a fraction of the size. Plus this guy includes a SIM slot so I could just drop in a phone sim and I was off to the races for live streaming. The size difference is just so enormous. The biggest thing I'm going to miss from the ATEM setup is recording every camera at the same time. I think that would be fantastic on this little device. Also the ATEM supports 8 inputs instead of 3 and a half. I will be keeping both setups and using them as needed. But I have to say, this Yolobox is going to get a lot of use this year. I have already been using it in my home studio and have really enjoyed it for recording. I will be live streaming several events with it in the next 30 days and am really looking forward to how simple the setup and breakdown is going to be. I will basically build my camera rigs and the Yolobox rig at home, throw them in a box which I can carry in all at once (instead of making two trips to the car and assembling everything on site because it was too big to carry pre-built). This thing is so small that I'm considering using it in non-traditional locations. Such as live streaming a wedding/elopement on the side of a mountain. Anyways, so far it is 2 thumbs up. I'm sure there are improvements they could continue to make. I'm looking forward to the rumored speedify official integration.

I live in the Pacific NW so I really needed a backpack that could protect my gear in rainy conditions. The Wandrd Prvke Lite is made from highly water resistant materials, including the zippers, which is great for this area. It's also light weight and small, which is is great for me as I am fairly small. However holds quite a few lenses has additional room for personal items. I can fit my Sony a6700, with all three of the newer Sony wide angle lenses, the Sony 16-55 f/2.8 G, and the 70-350mm f/4.5-6.3 G. The design styling is very attractive and has features to help keep things organized. I also like that it doesn't look like a traditional camera case. I also bought a set of the straps for when I want to carry a travel tripod. It's well made and comfortable to carry around, even with all my camera gear. I feel the chest strap helps distribute the weight effectively. I did a lot of looking and found that this bag would suite my needs very well.