Which Drone is best for aerial filming, which one should I buy?

[clararscribner]

I need to buy a cheap drone for aerial view filming, which Drone is best for this task? which one should I buy? Some suggest me to order at LeveTop? I though it would be the best, what is your opinion?

Please suggest me.

 

[ringolong]

What is the budget?

 

[Gyro Doctor]

First learn how to fly without crashing, THEN worry about filming while you are flying.

 

[clararscribner]

First learn how to fly without crashing, THEN worry about filming while you are flying.

thanks

 

[clararscribner]

What is the budget?

as a beginner, i should spend less, is there any model avail under $200?

 

[KentA]

There are many very good quadcopters under $50 that will help with flying lessons. Check out those made by Syma, JJRC, & Hubsan.

 

[BL Swagger]

as a beginner, i should spend less, is there any model avail under $200?

Eachine isn't too bad (to start out with). They seem to try and provide to the cheaper end of the market. My experience with them has varied product to product. Eachine E58 Wifi FPV

Hubsan is a little better quality in my opinion. Hubsan H216A X4 DESIRE PRO

Came across this Syma X8PRO that is in within budget and looks like it may fit your aerial filming needs. Has altitude hold and landing gear. Here's a similar, but even cheaper Syma X5HW Wifi FPV

Indoor quads should be just fine for kids. I have this Eachine E012 Mini. I admit it becomes a pain pulling dog hair from the motors/props though. But it is pretty much indestructible flying indoors. It's like a bumper car drone.

Hope this helps. Happy flying!

 

[Rick M]

The Syma X8 Pro has had a ton of problems. I'd avoid that one....

 

[BL Swagger]

The Syma X8 Pro has had a ton of problems. I'd avoid that one....

Good to know. I have the Syma X5, and its been fine. Kind of a toy compared to my others, but it was one of the first. Family members enjoy flying it. I wont let them touch my DIY builds.

 

[Jay3282]

The yuneec breeze 4k has recently come down in price and is about 200, I have not tried them and hear mixed reviews but it's probably the closest thing to what you are looking for given your budget. Its probably seriously best to start with something like a syma x5c or something recommended by others here to learn on and find out how much you flying first though, good luck

 

[prdronethere]

There are a lot options on the market, if you are looking for cheap drone, I think that LeveTop is a pretty good choice. Obviously, it's no the best camera on the drone market, but I liked it's quality. High res and smooth image. I can recommend you to buy it!

 

[clararscribner]

Now the camera sends a signal back to your controller which then can be paired with your iPhone or Android phone to provide a live feed of whatever’s happening or taking place on camera so you can kind of see that demonstrated here in real time and it provides virtually zero latency as far as the picture is concerned. Drones reviews

So being able to see what your camera sees obviously helps you compose your shots and video it also helps for flight modes so you can see things in flight that might be harder to see from the ground. Now keep in mind for around 700 bucks that sounds like a lot but you’re getting a drone, a controller and this camera, I mean I would have to pay probably five or six hundred Dollars just to get a camera and gimbal.

So that’s super impressive that DJI can provide us with the camera of this quality on a drone of this quality at this price point If the drone loses GPS acquisition or runs into any sort of problems it will return back to that home point.

 

[ArmyVet]

I need to buy a cheap drone for aerial view filming, which Drone is best for this task? which one should I buy? Some suggest me to order at LeveTop? I though it would be the best, what is your opinion?

Please suggest me.

The bigger question to me is:

What quality of video are you expecting or needing??

Gimble stabilized.? 720P 1080P More???

That will drive your eventual choice.

 

[wafflejock]

I don't own either but if I were to be doing this myself I'd probably go DJI just from brand recognition and they have been around for long enough for me to trust they'll be around for a while to support the device (also pretty large community of users and tweakers). Agree with other posts here too though just get something on the cheap for learning basics of how quadcopters fly and how to control pitch and roll and can learn a bit of throttle control (a DJI will handle most of this for you when you just tell it to go some place it will figure out all the details but it's good for you to have some awareness of how it's working and in the case you need to manually fly it this is key).

 

[clararscribner]

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