Drones

 As photographers and videographers we’re living in an incredible time; the combination of low-cost, high-quality camera equipment with aerial drones and gimbals, it’s now possibly to shoot amazing photos and videos in a way that was previously only accessible to well-funded professionals. Drones are easy to control and easy to shoot with, leaving only one challenging part: how to pick the right drone for you as a photographer or videographer. After reviewing countless models, I have two drones here that offer best-in-class experiences, read on to learn about both of them.

If you enjoy flying remote controlled drones and pursue this activity purely for the pleasure and relaxation it brings you, then you probably won’t object to being called a drone hobbyist. And why not?? After all, drones can be a great deal of fun, and they also provide an optimal level of challenge to master, making them all the more enjoyable. So, if the term drone hobbyist describes you, then come along for a brief overview of 3 drones that are perfectly suited to your interest level. These drones are fun, affordable, and they pose enough of a challenge to hold the attention of even the most hard core of drone enthusiasts!

DJI launched a new drone as part of its smaller lineup in the Mini 4 Pro, equipping it with much better obstacle detection.

The AirSelfie AIR NEO camera drone is a portable gadget that offers a unique experience for content creation and photography.

As we make our way through the 12 days of Christmas, there are so many great gifts to consider. We're now up to day 4, and our spotlight gift this time is the Parrot Bebop 2 Quadcopter Drone, which is more than just an amazing drone—it's also a very cool flying camera! Click through and read on to learn all about it.

Today I have a triple threat drone review for you. All 3 models are Protocol quadcopters, and they vary in size from the hockey puck sized Neo Mini Drone, to the next size up Slipstream Evo, to the camera equipped Dronium III. Click through and read on for my full drone analysis.

DJI announced a new iteration of one of its smallest drones in the Mini 3, small enough to fit in your pocket and easier to fly.

DJI is retiring its older FPV Explorer Combo and bringing out a new set of FPV goggles as part of a newer set to work with its Explorer drone.

 Once, drones were an out-of-reach technology used by the military and rich, pro photographers and cinematographers. Today, however, everyone from amateur videographers to aerial hobbyists can own a decent drone. Just take a look at YouTube and you’ll find tons of amateur footage shot using drones. But, if you’re just getting started, how do you narrow the field from all the options out there? Well, if you’re looking to buy a drone to shot some cool action, I can give you a couple of options as to which drone is right for you: sport enthusiast.  

Drones are the remote control car of this generation. The Contixo F28 drone is geared for entry-level users while the F35 is for pro users.