Now I do. The added a hood to the camera. That required the design within the weight limits, getting the mold, normally 20 days compressed to 15, testing and repacking all the units that had previously been packed for shipment. That was the PM's decision to override Engineering and add the hood.
Inspire 1 Owner's Thread
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Now I do. The added a hood to the camera. That required the design within the weight limits, getting the mold, normally 20 days compressed to 15, testing and repacking all the units that had previously been packed for shipment. That was the PM's decision to override Engineering and add the hood.
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DustyVisor
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Thanks for sharing those photos!
DustyVisor
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If you buy in FL, you will have to pay sales tax. I ordered mine from Dronefly.com
DustyVisor
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I should have said "if you buy from a vendor located in FL you will pay sales tax."
Av8Chuck
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It might be interesting to know did DJI learn of GoPro's intention to build their own drones before coming out with the Vision or did GoPro decide to build MR's in response to DJI offering its own camera? I think that having a proprietary camera system on the Inspire is a very BAD marketing idea. No matter how good DJI thinks their camera is they do not have the outreach and brand recognition that companies like Panasonic and even GoPro have. I can purchase a GoPro or GH4 and use it for a lot of other things beside aerial which adds a great deal more value to my purchase decision.
That's nice, not great. I can get comparable shots using a Hero3 and I can get a less expensive quad that will fly a GH4 equally as well.
SamaraMedia
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Personally, I am happy to get away from the GoPro. Having no control over the camera while in the air is a PITA. With the Inspire I can control all aspects of the camera while flying. The fisheye as always been a sore spot for me. I am giving mine to my son. He wants to play with it and he can to his hearts content.
SamaraMedia
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Ed, still trying to nail down comment on non-support for GoPro, Sony and GH4 cameras. Is that just for the Inspire or all platforms going forward including Zenmuse gimbals?
Thanks,
John
SamaraMedia
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Thanks Steve,
SamaraMedia
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Does the horizon seem a little off (right side looks lower) and when you pan the left it seems to over correct to the other side (left side seems lower)? Almost looks to be on plane with the horizon of the OSD.
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Someone else noticed that. However in the video that was processed from this clip does not show it. See post 88.
SamaraMedia
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Noticed that too, that's what surprised me on the Blade vid. Just wondering if there is a horizon drift concern that will need to be corrected in post?