I don't know about 800, but if you can
afford the DJI Mavic 2 Pro, it takes
phenomenal HD pics and vids.
The difference between the Zoom and the Pro is the Pro has a 1 inch sensor. That's going to make a significant difference in picture quality. If you are going to be using it for professional projects, the extra few bucks you pay on the Pro will more than make up for it.
I have a Zoom. I have taken several real estate videos and photos. I have also taken my drone to several countries. There are pros and cons to the Zoom and the Pro 2. Since I take my drone on trips, I like being able to be far away from my point if focus. Drones are kinda loud and people are distracted easily when they hear it. I can fly my Zoom and people not even know I'm there. You will notice the biggest difference in video and picture quality in low light. In the daylight at 4K most can't tell the difference. The pro 2 photos will always be slightly better though.
I'll check it out
check out the Tello.
Wow, this is all I need right here. I see that it's now called Mavic Air 2 and it's $799.I got a Mavic air and aerial shots are good. granted I'm not trying to take pics from 400m up. blurry pics is common if the drone aint stable due to wind or you're manuevering while trying to take a pic.
but you need to get the kit with it . extra battery , propellers ... ,
has that dropped yet? their autonomous flying and avoidance seem dope but how tested / proven is it? I feel nervous with some of the active tracking features DJI has unless I'm in an open space.
Take a look at the YouTube video of the skydio 2.
www.dpreview.com
if I remember correctly, you are not allowed to fly them over crowds
that amex biz plat
DJI is one of the better companies out there . Unless you want to put out for Flir. I think DJI just lost a copyright suit and might have to pull products off market .
You can hardly see what they're doing from an aerial view. You need an eye-level view for that. My new house camera will be all eye-level view not that roof level bullshit that everybody does.
The avoidance features are top notch. Most people crash because they disable them. It has other safety features as well. There is a feature that automatically sends the drone back to the "start point" if the signal is lost. When I was in Trinadad, that happened to me. I was on this deserted beach filming. I started flying down the coast so far I couldn't see the drone. It was cool because you get used to looking at the phone. BUT, all of a sudden I lost the signal. I damn near shit bricks. I'm thinking, damn $1200 gon just like that. So, I am sitting on the beach looking pathetic, next thing I know, I hear the drone above my head landing. Man, I was so f'in happy. I packed my stuff and headed straight to the hotel. I was done with the drone for the day. Lol!!
