Such a damn good honest comparison. Plus he's a jacked Swedish dude with a chill personality. This man knows what he's talking about! My wife's buying me a drone for our 10th wedding anniversary gift and I've been so on the fence with what to get. Pretty sure I know now. Especially with kids and vacations it's gotta be the Mini 3 pro.
I have an Air2s and an Avata. For taking great cinematic shots - reveals, pans, trucking along side a vehicle, etc. the Air 2s is great. For flying through trees, diving following skiers, bikes, etc. the Avata is crazy fun as is just ripping around and flying without filming at all. I've never taken the Air 2s out for a good rip to just fly, but i do with the Avata all the time.
And if you are starting with fpv drones, don't go with the DJI remote, go with someting like the Radiomaster TX16. With this remote you can chose a lot of radio link options.
Can we appreciate that this man just cut to sponsor of HIMSELF and his OWN COURSE!!!! A TRULY SHAMELESS PLUG! I admire it, fine, you finally have earned my sub. :)
love this comparison! I think a big edge for the geprc mark 5 is that for people who are mechanically inclined and willing to take the time to do the research and learn, the cost for being able to repair those fpv drones yourself is a huge benefit over the avata. even though the avata is built like a tank, if it does break, it’s very hard to repair it yourself vs “regular” fpv drones where you can easily swap out parts for a much cheaper price. keep up the awesome content!
Agreed. And buying another drone to add more variety to your shots, just cost you around $400/500 extra (lets say a cinewhoop). All the other parts can easily be reused (which isnt the case for the DJI drones).
My friend you NAILED IT ! That’s exactly the scenario I’m in. I have the Avata and I enjoy flying fpv and would like to get a quad , however like you said , shot wise to be usable is a bit limited & now I’m starting to get into travel content etc. which is why I bought the mini 3 pro and now not only can I use 99% of the shots but I can also sell them for stock footage and a bunch of other benefits like picture etc. anyways BRAVO ! Explained it very well
I always recommend new drone flyers to buy the DJI mini 2 since they are very cheap and easy to learn on. You can buy them new for under $500, and used for much less. I’ve got a mavic 2 pro, inspire 2, and recently I got a mini 3 pro and will be buying an avata setup next. Since buying the mini 3, I’ve been using that and the inspire the most.
I just purchased a mini 2. I feel the need for a much better drone to do photogrammetry, but I’ve never used a drone before. So I feel the mini 2 is adequate for learning by a complete newbie. The drone should arrive in two weeks. I anticipate it will be great but I don’t want to overdo things at this stage. I have a lot to learn
Excellent comparison video PL! I have been following you for a couple of years now, and for me.... the most impressive part of this video is how much your English has improved over the years. lol I can seriously take you to a local pub here in Pocono, Pennsylvania and nobody would know that you didn't grow up here.
Am just starting off into FPV and bought the Geprc Mark 5 to complement my Mavic 3. I started to fly the Mavic 3 in fpv mode but decided to take it one step further and get the real thing.
I'm addicted to flying my drone haha I took my Mini 3 Pro on a Europe trip and got some crazy shots! Love it! I've had my eye on the avata since it came out and I want to check out the FPV hole too!
I buy a dji fpv drone couple of months ago and I'm flying only normal and sport. I'm not yet ready for manual. Because I don't want to break it. I'm a beginner and my wish is to get Mavic 3 one day and that's all I need for me.Those two drones are all you need.
if your not into FPV drones i think the Mini 2 would be a great beginner drone to start with manly because of the price difference from the Mini 3 pro , i have both including the original Mavic Mini
Great video! The one thing no one ever mentions is flying a reg. Drone with fpv goggles? Ive been flying for 6 years using my phone in either split screen goggles or the drone mask. Its the best of both worlds to me. Not as fast or acrobatic as a fpv drone but still the fun of being "on board" the drone.its really the closest thing to actual flying ive ever done!
I have been flying drones for over 10 years now, and I have fpv drones and regular DJI drones and I can say there is nothing quite like the FPV drone for fun and some types of videos, but for normal video I say go with DJI. If you want to start flying drones, DJI drones are much easier as Peter said, but if you want fun and adrenaline, try real FPV drones, not avata :). Great job Peter.
Damn, your videos just keep getting better and better. Well done! I’ve seen people on UA-cam strapping a GoPro 11 Black Mini on top of the Avata. What are your thoughts on that? Thank you Peter for your dedication to this channel 👍🏼
great video! I decided that I would buy the Mini 3 Pro next week! and I recently bought the PL method course and it’s a real joy to have the stock footage, I love how you have a gift for teaching complicated things with easy to learn videos! Would recommend your course to anyone really! keep up the amazing work! greetings from Guatemala
This is fantastic I always wanted to do something like this, and photography. This video was very helpful and I will continue to do more research and I might take your offer up on your course as well once I decide what to get but that DJI MINI 3 Pro looks like a winner for me so far. Hopefully I get the correct things for this drone when I decide to get it. Thank you for this video take care and happy droning.
Great Video man. I just bought the DJI FPV, I'm so excited, but I'm already afraid to crash this. so, I follow your advice, I put myself on liftoff, I hope I will be able to fly very soon. Thanx Peter 🤝
Peter! Thank you so much for extremely helpful video! I am still tilting toward FPV piloting, using DJI Avata. I hope I can learn it. Cheers, brother! 🇺🇸💛🇸🇪
Awesome content, very informative, useful advice for those looking to buy a drone for the first time! Please continue reviewing DJI products Peter you do an amazing job.
I am planing to go visit my hometown in Mexico in 3 weeks. Since is only to share in Facebook I do believe the mavic mini will be more than sufficient in terms of video quality. We ll see if after that if I decide to get a more advanced model
Sadly, it gets harder and more complicated to actually *use* the drone within European countries. You needs various permits, there are many rules and restrictions, you need very often to ask the town / area beforehand before you can fly there, apply for a permit (and different ones depending where you want to fly - country? Mountains? Over lakes or the ocean?) and so on and so on. 😕
Hi there, could you please give me an advice me. Is it possible to pair cinelog 35 v2 Performance HD Avatar to DJI Goggles V2 ? Why I am asking because somebody write that is not possible and I don't know whether to buy a cinelog 35 v2 Performance HD Avatar or not?
Awesome vid mate research is king I bought some cheap drones to see if I liked it and get my skills up now I use the mini 2 and mavic air 2 both kick ass and do different jobs totally fun and get the shots I need ,hope your well mate keep the great vids coming cheers
I would love to get into fpv, the problem I have is finding good UA-cam video's of what it exactly looks like wearing the googles(are they good goggles?) I have seen plenty crispy clear 4k stuff from an additional camera on the drone.
I really need to get back into flying drones again. Gotta upgrade from my mavic air to something newer. The mini 3 pro is intriguing due to drone laws and not necessarily knowing what those are when traveling
Today I had my first look at drones and what I need to get into it (as a hobby) and all I find is DJI. I understand that it is the biggest in the market, but it feels like it's the only option. Personally I am not a fan of Chinese government and it's genuinely difficult to find am alternative for DJI. Do you have any recommendations?
Went from GPS drones to fpv beacuse 1: Its way more fun 2: You can make cooler maneuvers 3: Its cheaper and easier to fix(if you can solder etc) 4: You can get insane and risky shots 5: More control 6: Possibility of more drones in shapes/sizes with the same controller/googles 7: Fast as F! 😎 aaand way more fun!
@@PeterLindgren1 True, and you lack the tilt/rise ability on the camera for reveals. But do you really need those "regular" drone shots? With Horizon mode on fpv, horizon lock on gopro and editing you can recreate a lot of those moves :)
Really helpful after watching this video, thank you for sharing. I have been flying drone for 1 year, with the same perspective as when I first fly it, I fully throttled as high as I can.😂
I have a DJI mini 1 (yes one)(had it for 3yrs now), and enjoy it. I've been looking into the FPV world. Can I use my mini controller with the simulator?
Love my mini 3 Pro, I do professional work with it and the clients love the results and I love the size! Maybe one day I will upgrade to a Mavic 3….maybe not lol 😂 Great video
Thinking about getting into drones. Have been strongly cosidering one of the Mavic line of DJI drones... I'm just not too sure which to jump at 1st to start.
Just starting my FPV journey with the Avata. Practiced a bunch in the sim and had my first flight out today. Crashed probably 4x because I was doing rolls and flips when I should have been doing orbitals and flying straight 🤦🏻♂️ but I’m hooked. Utility wise I think we will start to see FPV more often for certain type of feature films and a lot more for real estate. Especially with Avata for flying indoors with a “low risk” factor.
Just looking into drones, as an experienced photographer that wants to expand. But what is a FVP drone, I didn't hear you explain that, or did I just miss it?
I sold my Mavic Air 2 and the Mini 2 and then invested in a fly more set of DJI Mavic Air 2S. The reason: 10 bit video and 5K6. Next one will be the Mavic 3. If I'm right this is the first drone with a C1 certificate. Which is very important. For now I am VERY happy with the 2S. The image quality is amazing.
@@apriltv1999 A1/A3 is easy and the price is not too high. A2 depends on the course. If you want to skip all of that you might consider a DJI Mavic Mini 3 or Mini 3 Pro. These drones are below 250 grams of weight. No need for any license but registration here in the EU is always needed. First time costs 21 Euro's and after that 13 Euro per year.
Anyone new to drones and they are not sure what kind they want to end up using, a mini 2 isn’t going to cost you a fortune, a fly more combo retail is like 600, you can get just drone, controller, and a single battery even cheaper. With a nearly 30 minutes flight time , a single battery is probably enough. Do this before you drop 1500 or 2000 dollars on a drone. If you aren’t going to make a career of it, you are going to get bored with camera drones, unless you just really like video and picks. If you want a drone for occasional flights , vacations and that type of thing, a mini 2 is all you need. You will find all that obstacle avoidance is in the way most of the time. If you learn to fly in atti mode first , no gps, learn to control the drone with no gps first. When you fly gps you will already be way better than many many drone operators out there right now, they lose gps and they aren’t close enough to see their drone clearly, they are toast. Learn to fly atti first, you will make it home everytime the battery allows it. 98 percent of people who want to fly drones won’t have the patients to learn to fly FPV. There are tiny complete set up for fpv drones to just fly around your house, those will show you how hard it actually is to fly fpv and it won’t cost but a couple hundred bucks to see if you want to do it. My first drone was a DJI spark, lol, I crashed that thing so many times I don’t know how it survived in tact, they were rarely easy crashes, I’m talking bounced off the ground knock the battery out of the craft crashes, good luck and stay sub 250 until you know what you want to do long term. That’s the best advice I could give anyone interested. But what do I know?…..lol……I’m nobody……..
Wow, Peter! This video was so informative and entertaining! I learned a lot about the different drones and their features. You are such a talented filmmaker and storyteller.👏👏👏 I love your drone shots and how you capture the beauty of nature. I also have a passion for drone photography and videography. I have a UA-cam channel called SkySights Germany where I share my aerial views of Germany’s landscapes and cities.🇩🇪 I hope you enjoy it and maybe get some inspiration for your next drone adventure.😊 Keep up the amazing work, Peter! You are awesome!✨
Peter ..wow..i enjoy your channel and updates not forgetting clear tutorials but all your equipment is super not budget friendly especially when starting out, how about showing us the most budget friendly direction to edit like you for example if you windows etc
@@PeterLindgren1 my apologies if my comment seemed a bit rude ...South African English is a bit strange. Am a big fan of your work and very few can explain things so clearly and entertaining as you do, hence, the comment. Please keep giving us the amazing content and thank you once again.
I disagree. With the resent firmware upgrade of the Avata, it shoots very good cinema quality videos. I also have an air 2s and I just sold my inspire 1. I have a ton of fun with the Avata but I do enjoy both drones
Never stated that it’s a bad camera, but it’s not even close to the video capabilities of a Air2S or the Mavic 3. The O3 unit isn’t made to capture a detailed image, it’s first and foremost a transmission unit 😊
A good quick overview of the toy drones that most people fly. You said you have flown all types of drones so where is the Matrice or Inspire footage? How about even the P4P? Pro drones are so far beyond anything that is normally found on mediocre tube it is like night and day what the cost and the quality is. The M3 Cine is good prosumer but even it is NOT pro level
The principles of flying drones are the same. The phantom is barely any different from the Mavic, I doubt the Matrice or Inspire is either. If you can make professional work with a drone, I’d categorise it as a pro drone. The video is aimed at consumers rather than industry professionals 👍🏼
Id say if you've never flown drones before decide how interested you actually are. Then buy a somewhat good drone. A bad experience with a super cheap drone can ruin your experience
So many new laws and ordinances are being made around flying drones…That’s the biggest thing to consider before buying…Are you ready follow all the rules, get harassed, and/or face civil disputes?
No such thing as the best. Like saying what's the best car? Every manufactures has pros and cons and good and bad drones. Like he says in the video, it all depend on your needs, how you use it.
Such a damn good honest comparison. Plus he's a jacked Swedish dude with a chill personality.
This man knows what he's talking about!
My wife's buying me a drone for our 10th wedding anniversary gift and I've been so on the fence with what to get. Pretty sure I know now. Especially with kids and vacations it's gotta be the Mini 3 pro.
I have an Air2s and an Avata. For taking great cinematic shots - reveals, pans, trucking along side a vehicle, etc. the Air 2s is great. For flying through trees, diving following skiers, bikes, etc. the Avata is crazy fun as is just ripping around and flying without filming at all. I've never taken the Air 2s out for a good rip to just fly, but i do with the Avata all the time.
And if you are starting with fpv drones, don't go with the DJI remote, go with someting like the Radiomaster TX16. With this remote you can chose a lot of radio link options.
Can we appreciate that this man just cut to sponsor of HIMSELF and his OWN COURSE!!!!
A TRULY SHAMELESS PLUG!
I admire it, fine, you finally have earned my sub. :)
love this comparison! I think a big edge for the geprc mark 5 is that for people who are mechanically inclined and willing to take the time to do the research and learn, the cost for being able to repair those fpv drones yourself is a huge benefit over the avata. even though the avata is built like a tank, if it does break, it’s very hard to repair it yourself vs “regular” fpv drones where you can easily swap out parts for a much cheaper price. keep up the awesome content!
Agreed. And buying another drone to add more variety to your shots, just cost you around $400/500 extra (lets say a cinewhoop). All the other parts can easily be reused (which isnt the case for the DJI drones).
My friend you NAILED IT ! That’s exactly the scenario I’m in. I have the Avata and I enjoy flying fpv and would like to get a quad , however like you said , shot wise to be usable is a bit limited & now I’m starting to get into travel content etc. which is why I bought the mini 3 pro and now not only can I use 99% of the shots but I can also sell them for stock footage and a bunch of other benefits like picture etc. anyways BRAVO ! Explained it very well
I always recommend new drone flyers to buy the DJI mini 2 since they are very cheap and easy to learn on. You can buy them new for under $500, and used for much less.
I’ve got a mavic 2 pro, inspire 2, and recently I got a mini 3 pro and will be buying an avata setup next.
Since buying the mini 3, I’ve been using that and the inspire the most.
I just purchased a mini 2. I feel the need for a much better drone to do photogrammetry, but I’ve never used a drone before. So I feel the mini 2 is adequate for learning by a complete newbie. The drone should arrive in two weeks. I anticipate it will be great but I don’t want to overdo things at this stage. I have a lot to learn
The mini 2 is a great little drone and takes great videos. Buy a drone mask and fly it fpv! Its really fun and much easier than a real fpv drone !
@@gasquetmike8320 what kind of drone mask do you recommend?
Excellent comparison video PL! I have been following you for a couple of years now, and for me.... the most impressive part of this video is how much your English has improved over the years. lol I can seriously take you to a local pub here in Pocono, Pennsylvania and nobody would know that you didn't grow up here.
Hahah thanks buddy! The last years has been improving the english a lot!
My favorite content creator!Thank you for all you do!
Thank you for swishing by!
Am just starting off into FPV and bought the Geprc Mark 5 to complement my Mavic 3. I started to fly the Mavic 3 in fpv mode but decided to take it one step further and get the real thing.
I'm new at your channel and loving it! Thumbs up and thank you for such comprehensive video.
I'm addicted to flying my drone haha I took my Mini 3 Pro on a Europe trip and got some crazy shots! Love it! I've had my eye on the avata since it came out and I want to check out the FPV hole too!
Very informative. Thank you
Nice overview of those drone types. Thank you, Peter.
Last year, I went with the DJI Mini 3 Pro. Wow, it's so much fun! And beautiful footage.
Just the type of video I wanted to see... thanx for the post !!
I buy a dji fpv drone couple of months ago and I'm flying only normal and sport. I'm not yet ready for manual. Because I don't want to break it. I'm a beginner and my wish is to get Mavic 3 one day and that's all I need for me.Those two drones are all you need.
if your not into FPV drones i think the Mini 2 would be a great beginner drone to start with manly because of the price difference from the Mini 3 pro , i have both including the original Mavic Mini
Thanks man! Good info! Looks like the DJI Mini 3 pro for me.... Really appreciate the comparisons and explanations. cheers!
Great video! The one thing no one ever mentions is flying a reg. Drone with fpv goggles? Ive been flying for 6 years using my phone in either split screen goggles or the drone mask. Its the best of both worlds to me. Not as fast or acrobatic as a fpv drone but still the fun of being "on board" the drone.its really the closest thing to actual flying ive ever done!
Thank you for this, it was very informative. (Tackar, mycket informativt.)
This was very helpful for everyone. Thanks for sharing.
I have been flying drones for over 10 years now, and I have fpv drones and regular DJI drones and I can say there is nothing quite like the FPV drone for fun and some types of videos, but for normal video I say go with DJI. If you want to start flying drones, DJI drones are much easier as Peter said, but if you want fun and adrenaline, try real FPV drones, not avata :). Great job Peter.
Did you ever need a license or certificate?? It’s illegal in my state so I’m hesitant
Awesom video as always!!! God helg Peter from Sweden ;) High five from Norway
Exactly the video I needed! :)
Damn, your videos just keep getting better and better. Well done!
I’ve seen people on UA-cam strapping a GoPro 11 Black Mini on top of the Avata. What are your thoughts on that?
Thank you Peter for your dedication to this channel 👍🏼
great video! I decided that I would buy the Mini 3 Pro next week! and I recently bought the PL method course and it’s a real joy to have the stock footage, I love how you have a gift for teaching complicated things with easy to learn videos! Would recommend your course to anyone really! keep up the amazing work! greetings from Guatemala
This makes me so happy to read! Will be uploading more footage soon!
@@PeterLindgren1 you’re welcome it’s my honest opinion, will be looking forward to the new footage!
This is fantastic I always wanted to do something like this, and photography. This video was very helpful and I will continue to do more research and I might take your offer up on your course as well once I decide what to get but that DJI MINI 3 Pro looks like a winner for me so far. Hopefully I get the correct things for this drone when I decide to get it. Thank you for this video take care and happy droning.
Awesome video. Kind of want to buy the avata right now. Love the footage.
thank you, i will go to the mavic 3 classic, i used the mini 2 ant it was great to learn
Got my mavic sitting since I started building my FPV drones. It’s expensive but a blast to fly. I got 6 now…😊
Totally depends on what you want to capture, An FPV can't capture any of the goodness that the Mavic 3 can!
But it's WAY more fun to fly an FPV
That idea of getting the Dji fpv controller to practice just made me decide to do it to get into fpv. Never thought of it that way 🙌🏼
Great Video man. I just bought the DJI FPV, I'm so excited, but I'm already afraid to crash this. so, I follow your advice, I put myself on liftoff, I hope I will be able to fly very soon. Thanx Peter 🤝
Peter! Thank you so much for extremely helpful video! I am still tilting toward FPV piloting, using DJI Avata. I hope I can learn it. Cheers, brother! 🇺🇸💛🇸🇪
Great Video Peter. I'm happy with the Air 2S
Still rocking my Mini 2. Love fpv shots though. Good advice here 👍🏻
Check out some local drone groups if fpv or cinematic but join them and try it out. Specially fpv you need to feel it live
Good as always
Awesome content, very informative, useful advice for those looking to buy a drone for the first time! Please continue reviewing DJI products Peter you do an amazing job.
Thanks, will do!
I am planing to go visit my hometown in Mexico in 3 weeks.
Since is only to share in Facebook I do believe the mavic mini will be more than sufficient in terms of video quality.
We ll see if after that if I decide to get a more advanced model
Hej Peter! Kul att jag hittade dig. En fråga! Måste du skicka in enskilda klipp för spridningstillståndet, eller har du något "allmänt tillstånd"?
What version of lift off there’s so many to start learning.
I’m starting off with drones thinking of the Dji se or mini 2. Which one will you recommend
What sort of outdoor chair 💺 is the one you were using if I may ask?
Sadly, it gets harder and more complicated to actually *use* the drone within European countries.
You needs various permits, there are many rules and restrictions, you need very often to ask the town / area beforehand before you can fly there, apply for a permit (and different ones depending where you want to fly - country? Mountains? Over lakes or the ocean?) and so on and so on. 😕
Hi there, could you please give me an advice me. Is it possible to pair cinelog 35 v2 Performance HD Avatar to DJI Goggles V2 ? Why I am asking because somebody write that is not possible and I don't know whether to buy a cinelog 35 v2 Performance HD Avatar or not?
Awesome vid mate research is king I bought some cheap drones to see if I liked it and get my skills up now I use the mini 2 and mavic air 2 both kick ass and do different jobs totally fun and get the shots I need ,hope your well mate keep the great vids coming cheers
I would love to get into fpv, the problem I have is finding good UA-cam video's of what it exactly looks like wearing the googles(are they good goggles?) I have seen plenty crispy clear 4k stuff from an additional camera on the drone.
I really need to get back into flying drones again. Gotta upgrade from my mavic air to something newer. The mini 3 pro is intriguing due to drone laws and not necessarily knowing what those are when traveling
Great video 😍👍
Good old Peter :)
what SD card did u use in all ur drones?
I'd like to know as well.
I can say that a lot of cameras are wrongly accused of malfunctions when in fact, it was the cheap card people were using.
The fun in flying a mavic is making great shots, the fun in fpv is actually flying the thing
Yup haha!
I think for a beginner is better the mini 3 pro. But the most exciting from my experience is the FPV...you get addicted..
Today I had my first look at drones and what I need to get into it (as a hobby) and all I find is DJI. I understand that it is the biggest in the market, but it feels like it's the only option. Personally I am not a fan of Chinese government and it's genuinely difficult to find am alternative for DJI. Do you have any recommendations?
You said you have a computer program that lets you practice what's that for
Went from GPS drones to fpv beacuse
1: Its way more fun
2: You can make cooler maneuvers
3: Its cheaper and easier to fix(if you can solder etc)
4: You can get insane and risky shots
5: More control
6: Possibility of more drones in shapes/sizes with the same controller/googles
7: Fast as F! 😎
aaand way more fun!
Biggest downside though is that you can’t get the same shots as a “regular” drone!
@@PeterLindgren1 True, and you lack the tilt/rise ability on the camera for reveals. But do you really need those "regular" drone shots?
With Horizon mode on fpv, horizon lock on gopro and editing you can recreate a lot of those moves :)
Those moves are way more versatile for filmmaking than anything an FPV can capture imo!
Very useful advice to help newbies through the maze of drone options. 2023 might be the year for me to take a punt into this world.
Glad it was helpful!
Jump in! You wont regret it!
I wish you would have mentioned something about drone regulations as well, as those will have a high impact on the purchase decision.
This varies in every single country, unfortunately i don't have that knowledge!
@@PeterLindgren1 well … at least for Sweden, which are valid throughout Europe.
Vad tycker du om lagen om spridningstillstånden som nuförtiden tar 60+ arbetsdagar att få? :/
Är det okej att filma så i Göteborg på gatorna och broar utan att fråga om lov?
Здравствуйте. Скажите пожалуйста, какой плагин используете для титров имени и подписки? Спасибо 😉
Link in the description
Really helpful after watching this video, thank you for sharing. I have been flying drone for 1 year, with the same perspective as when I first fly it, I fully throttled as high as I can.😂
I have a DJI mini 1 (yes one)(had it for 3yrs now), and enjoy it. I've been looking into the FPV world. Can I use my mini controller with the simulator?
You need an FPV controller for the simulator!
Love my mini 3 Pro, I do professional work with it and the clients love the results and I love the size! Maybe one day I will upgrade to a Mavic 3….maybe not lol 😂 Great video
I think you and @MrAlexTech would get on like a house on fire. You are so similar in personality. I think you should do a collaboration.
And in the US if you're making money with your drone you have to have the FAA part 107 license.
Thinking about getting into drones. Have been strongly cosidering one of the Mavic line of DJI drones... I'm just not too sure which to jump at 1st to start.
Mavic 3 classic has a great price point
Thanks for this introduction into this world!! If anyone could help me, which simulator was he using ? thanks already for the answers !
LiftOff!
I have one the air 2s and it is very good, great video.
Great content
Hi Peter, have you tested the GEPRC controller with the LiftOff simulator? Can you connect it over USB-C to your computer?
As long as you have a USB C - USB A cable, then both. Controllers work fine 👍🏼
@@PeterLindgren1 Thanks!
Just starting my FPV journey with the Avata. Practiced a bunch in the sim and had my first flight out today. Crashed probably 4x because I was doing rolls and flips when I should have been doing orbitals and flying straight 🤦🏻♂️ but I’m hooked.
Utility wise I think we will start to see FPV more often for certain type of feature films and a lot more for real estate. Especially with Avata for flying indoors with a “low risk” factor.
Dji3 pro
What do you think about the autel ones?
Gracias por el video, eres el mejor, saludos...
Just looking into drones, as an experienced photographer that wants to expand. But what is a FVP drone, I didn't hear you explain that, or did I just miss it?
First Person View!
If I had a choice I would take the DJI Mavic 3 Classic for shooting in night mode.
I sold my Mavic Air 2 and the Mini 2 and then invested in a fly more set of DJI Mavic Air 2S. The reason: 10 bit video and 5K6. Next one will be the Mavic 3. If I'm right this is the first drone with a C1 certificate. Which is very important. For now I am VERY happy with the 2S. The image quality is amazing.
Do u get a certificate to fly your drone ?
@@apriltv1999 Ik took two courses to get my A1/A3 and A2 license and I registered my drone so that I can fly it around.
@@GertKracht is it hard to obtain ?
@@GertKracht is it hard to obtain ?
@@apriltv1999 A1/A3 is easy and the price is not too high. A2 depends on the course.
If you want to skip all of that you might consider a DJI Mavic Mini 3 or Mini 3 Pro. These drones are below 250 grams of weight. No need for any license but registration here in the EU is always needed. First time costs 21 Euro's and after that 13 Euro per year.
Anyone new to drones and they are not sure what kind they want to end up using, a mini 2 isn’t going to cost you a fortune, a fly more combo retail is like 600, you can get just drone, controller, and a single battery even cheaper. With a nearly 30 minutes flight time , a single battery is probably enough. Do this before you drop 1500 or 2000 dollars on a drone. If you aren’t going to make a career of it, you are going to get bored with camera drones, unless you just really like video and picks. If you want a drone for occasional flights , vacations and that type of thing, a mini 2 is all you need. You will find all that obstacle avoidance is in the way most of the time. If you learn to fly in atti mode first , no gps, learn to control the drone with no gps first. When you fly gps you will already be way better than many many drone operators out there right now, they lose gps and they aren’t close enough to see their drone clearly, they are toast. Learn to fly atti first, you will make it home everytime the battery allows it. 98 percent of people who want to fly drones won’t have the patients to learn to fly FPV. There are tiny complete set up for fpv drones to just fly around your house, those will show you how hard it actually is to fly fpv and it won’t cost but a couple hundred bucks to see if you want to do it. My first drone was a DJI spark, lol, I crashed that thing so many times I don’t know how it survived in tact, they were rarely easy crashes, I’m talking bounced off the ground knock the battery out of the craft crashes, good luck and stay sub 250 until you know what you want to do long term. That’s the best advice I could give anyone interested. But what do I know?…..lol……I’m nobody……..
P.S. …..there are no drone pilots, only drone operators, your butt must be in a seat of the craft your flying to be a pilot, just an opinion, peace..
Wow, Peter! This video was so informative and entertaining! I learned a lot about the different drones and their features. You are such a talented filmmaker and storyteller.👏👏👏
I love your drone shots and how you capture the beauty of nature. I also have a passion for drone photography and videography. I have a UA-cam channel called SkySights Germany where I share my aerial views of Germany’s landscapes and cities.🇩🇪
I hope you enjoy it and maybe get some inspiration for your next drone adventure.😊 Keep up the amazing work, Peter! You are awesome!✨
Peter ..wow..i enjoy your channel and updates not forgetting clear tutorials but all your equipment is super not budget friendly especially when starting out, how about showing us the most budget friendly direction to edit like you for example if you windows etc
There’s plenty of other channels covering that 👍🏼☺️
@@PeterLindgren1 my apologies if my comment seemed a bit rude ...South African English is a bit strange. Am a big fan of your work and very few can explain things so clearly and entertaining as you do, hence, the comment. Please keep giving us the amazing content and thank you once again.
Peter What you think about dji air 2s ???
Great drone!
@@PeterLindgren1 thanks bro i am going to buy soon. Love From Pakistan ♥
What other brands are out there to recommend if you didn't want to go with DJI? Good competitors.
I’m not using other brands right now!
Peter has a huge hammer
If its not Mjölnir no care.
what flight permits must be obtained before the flight
Its location dependent. I don't live that far from the airport, so I know I have restrictions. Isn't he in Sweden?
How did you add that sweet text design thing at the corner of every scene? O.o
you make so cool videos
I disagree. With the resent firmware upgrade of the Avata, it shoots very good cinema quality videos. I also have an air 2s and I just sold my inspire 1. I have a ton of fun with the Avata but I do enjoy both drones
Never stated that it’s a bad camera, but it’s not even close to the video capabilities of a Air2S or the Mavic 3.
The O3 unit isn’t made to capture a detailed image, it’s first and foremost a transmission unit 😊
Dji mini 3 pro is the best all around drone for beginner and pro :)
A good quick overview of the toy drones that most people fly. You said you have flown all types of drones so where is the Matrice or Inspire footage? How about even the P4P? Pro drones are so far beyond anything that is normally found on mediocre tube it is like night and day what the cost and the quality is. The M3 Cine is good prosumer but even it is NOT pro level
The principles of flying drones are the same. The phantom is barely any different from the Mavic, I doubt the Matrice or Inspire is either.
If you can make professional work with a drone, I’d categorise it as a pro drone.
The video is aimed at consumers rather than industry professionals 👍🏼
Id say if you've never flown drones before decide how interested you actually are. Then buy a somewhat good drone. A bad experience with a super cheap drone can ruin your experience
Awesome.
Thumbs up 👍 🍻
hello Peter... its my first time here ... haha.. well maybe not.. haha..
great advice as always.. lets go.....
Hi Peter I am a follower of your youtube channel. I have a mini 2 could you help me with tips 🇬🇷
Me who has flown a drone for 8 years wanting to buy a drone still thinking in a beginner
Sir u needed to post this sooner for me not to have already bought a drone in 2023
So many new laws and ordinances are being made around flying drones…That’s the biggest thing to consider before buying…Are you ready follow all the rules, get harassed, and/or face civil disputes?
So basically it’s just “which dji drone you should buy” though yea I would say dji drones are the best
No such thing as the best. Like saying what's the best car? Every manufactures has pros and cons and good and bad drones. Like he says in the video, it all depend on your needs, how you use it.