Recent content by Katarinaconnors

I have the I2 with x4s cant find anything to complain about, I love it and have no problems. Way better than I1 but at $4k+ with batteries to be expected.. nice product and having aperture it so nice. Great flight times!

No i didnt, the X4r doesnt have access to facilities that the licenses open nor am i going to pay for it. The X4r using the .mov is very good and efficient. The point is the X5s takes the whole game from a $3600 to $10k which is just plain stupid imho unless you are making big money... i have...

By the way the P4p is freaking awesome ...

The X4s is a winner.. if you are not making big money how much are you files really worth? Unless you are going to buy at least another 2-3 k worth of stuff you get nothing but interchangable lenses. When you are shooting 4k you can just punch in. The x4s footage is amazing and better than the...

After two months I love my I2 ... however been real nice if my X5r and ssd card would go on it. Just no excuse for this situation. The X4s is very nice and has a way better pic than any X5 due to data rates. Put my X5r on my Matrice so it worked out.

I love my m600 and flying the x5 i have full control over everything and never have to remove cameras etc. ... i have a couple of inspire chargers with hubs and the two that came with the matrice so for less than another $200 i can charge all six batteries at once.. but honestly after 40 minutes...

Dont know anything about it.. mine is modularly updatable so i can always throw more $ at it.. in fact i still have my old tower Mac Pro as a backup and it still works quite well and holds like 8 drives plus a ssd on the bus. Takes 3 seconds to come up! Has 8 core (16) and cooks. The issue...

Hardware is Mac "trash can" Pro that i have updated with a major investment in Intel Xeon cores, lol. 64Gb ram ... stacks of SSDs, thunderbolt, i use Devinci 12.5 pay version Mostly. Does good but 60 fps can get a bit rough.

Often i have undoaded a 10k machine for appearances and then shot the job with the phantom.. if you are doing stuff for free to get your feet wet dont put expensive equipment on the line.. if you can produce a great product .......

My advise is go first with p4p because there will be learning and mishaps likely. After you get your feet wet on the p4p and possibly move up you will still have a use for it and it will also serve as a great backup. A small accident with the phantom is a big expensive one with the I2.. there is...

Trumps first raid got an Osprey crashed $20 billion or more and intentially destroyed because our pilots havent learned that sand obstructs vision.... wonder how many hungry and sick people that would have helped. Possibly if we spent on helping and less on killing we might be respected and not...

Ps. Ask yourself how DJI is selling dng raw for $1000 to start with??? Makes as much sense as buying bottled water .....

Well off on one fact, you do not have to transcode when inputting raw files in NLE but you will when exporting the end product. Imho, although i love the Inspires if you are shooting Hollywood grade then the quad platform has no redundancy. You are better off with a m600 and the same camera...

Thanks for the reply, the question started with grafting an I2 video unit onto a homebuilt diy project. Without info or schematics..i have been in r/c for 50 years and wouldnt even consider that. I agree that without a certain skill set diy can be tough although units like s800s are know...

If you want to build something ... buy a hex, s800 s1000 etc. an N3 and gimbal plus light bridge 2. All are redily available (cheap) and ends up being a better and safer unit at 1/3 the cost.. the new N3 with lightbridge 2 is hard to beat.. with a gh4 or new 5 you will have the best.. you can...