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I might as well as an off topic questions here: 1. I recently moved and now have a sizable chunk of land attached to a much larger sized chunk of city-owned la
by IgorPartola 5y ago
I might as well as an off topic questions here:
1. I recently moved and now have a sizable chunk of land attached to a much larger sized chunk of city-owned land which includes a huge open field. Seems like the perfect place to fly a drone. Will it be fun doing this or is this a thing that I would get bored from shortly after dropping serious money on it?
2. Are drones that follow you any good? Would love to do a video of myself riding a motorcycle while a drone follows me.
3. Any recommendations for a good beginner drone that isn’t $1000?
- nanidin 5y agoI think of my drone less as something fun to do, and more as a flying camera. Photography can be fun, but it involves a bit of planning. You will most likely get bored of flying in the same location over and over.
- sleepybrett 5y ago3) get a tiny-whoop style micro. They are generally under the weight requirement around a 100 bucks but are super great platform to learn on. They don't have all the fancy stabilization and idiot proofing that you might get with a dji style drone, these drone types came more from the RC/Racing community.