Hey guys, I have a question about about to high end JDI drones. I have to decide which one to buy, but can really see the difference between them. The first is JDI PHANTOM 4 and the second is DJI SPREAD WINGS S1000. I am planing to do professional pictures with them so could you tell the advantages and disadvantages of one and other. And why should I buy the one but not the other, thank you.
JDI S1000 or Phantom 4?
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ringolong
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Those are 2 totally different aircraft. The s1000 would be preferred if you are going to be doing large production shoots since you will be able to use different high quality cameras/lens combinations where the p4 only has one camera.
Have you looked at the Inspire? DJI makes a micro 4/3 camera for it right now (x5) that you can use different lenses on it now, and will soon be releasing the x5r. It is a really good setup for the price, and it is much easier to haul around when compared to the s1000.
http://flyhighusa.com/product/dji-inspire-pro-x5/
What kind of filming are you planning on doing?
Have you looked at the Inspire? DJI makes a micro 4/3 camera for it right now (x5) that you can use different lenses on it now, and will soon be releasing the x5r. It is a really good setup for the price, and it is much easier to haul around when compared to the s1000.
http://flyhighusa.com/product/dji-inspire-pro-x5/
What kind of filming are you planning on doing?
The DJI Phantom 4 appears to be a significant advance in technology and features to its' predecessor, the Phantom 3. Looks like a good choice for anyone who's just starting in aerial photography, and at a lower price point at $1399.00.. http://click.dji.com/8rvhQ3sVL40Ij-tf
Corey Braxton
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Both of these drones are great choices, but it depends on your budget. I was gonna get a phantom 2 or 3 until I came across the hoverdrone360. It's affordable and really cool drone. Here's a link to their blog http://www.hoverdrone360.com/blogs/news
Jackson
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Really. Post some flight vids.
Corey Braxton
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https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCTfIF_ciXfznibdSHH-v1Aw
This is a link to my YouTube channel just made a short video to prove its existence.
This is a link to my YouTube channel just made a short video to prove its existence.
Personally, I'd go with the Phantom 4. It can capture a beautiful video (check these ones, for example) and make a good stills. Plus RTF drone will save you money as you won't need to buy extras.