Best FPV Drones For Beginners To Fly Cinematic 

I’ve been wanting to get into drones just now found out about these fpv drones…I want to do car scenes…real estate videos and some other side stuff Would appreciate tips and which route I should take with drones Fpv Or I’m stuck on the dji mini 3 pro

@@dominickturks5955 the first thing is always try a simulator, even if you have to use a joypad its good to get some muscle memory going early. the throttle on an fpv quad is non centering so a joypad with auto centering sticks isnt ideal but still worth it. i would stress though the simulators are great but its quite difficult, you might especially want to try a sim called Tryp, its more movie orientated flying, the good news, the mini 3 can be flown in fpv mode with new goggles 2, not sure about the older goggles v2, however its best to have a proper fpv drone as a first drone, they are incredibly tough and will survive many crashes while you learn, i believe one of the dji radio controllers can be made to have the throttle stick arrangement i mentioned, ie free, non self centering, maybe they all do, its just a matter of loosening a screw to stop a spring pushing the stick to centre if you let go. so best path? normally the first advice is buy a radio, namely a radiomaster boxer, or tx16s, and then practise like crazy on a sim. then you will have an idea of exactly what kind of flying you want to do, if you are quite good straight away i would suggest, one of the ''ready to fly'' quads available, the geprc quads and the iflight quads are great, a little bit expensive, (the hd ones have a dji 03 camera which isnt cheap in itself) but you will be able to skip some classes and get flying sooner. but you should not be intimidated by building, it is not difficult, when things go to plan..... its easy, if theres a problem, troubleshooting can be a pain but there is lots of help, we all helped each other into this hobby, so we all pay that forward. there are a few types of quad to think about, cinewhoops, which are smaller lighter and slower and have guards around the props to fly near people and objects etc, most like a dji camera drone but still full fpv and manual control. then there is the classic 5inch freestyle quad, its super fast agile and tough, good for tricks and flying around obstacles etc, then there is 6 and 7inch which are more efficient and slightly less agile which are good for long range like flying in the mountains, you can also use a different kind of battery and get much longer flight times and fly maybe 7km away. i best stop here hehe, i fly 5inch only, but i do fly all of the styles above, slow through tree branches and i do a few tricks around trees and interesting places, and i also fly mountains, but its best to have the specialist drone for the job, i just like mixing the styles. for long range info, there is nobody better than falconrad fpv, his videos are epic. for cinewhoops i would suggest Rimzler, he does cinewhoop stuff but is a good all round fpv pilot, very helpful video reviews on small cinewhoop drones. for 5inch stuff, most people fly 5inch, i would suggest bubby fpv, he flys freestyle but with a cinematic edge, he is also an astonishingly talented pilot,

MY FRIEND I WANT TO MAKE CINEMATIC SHOTS WITH A FREESTYLE DRONE SO I CAN DO TRICKS, BEEN LOOK AT THE AVATA BUT CANT DO TRICKS, DO YOU KNOW THE KIT I CAN BUY FOR A BEGINNER

@@daesyk geprc and iflight make some great freestyle drones, but, a lot of cinematic shots, shots with people? a lot of shots would be better with a cinewhoop, a 3 or 4inch quad that can carry a gopro, toady there are cinewhoops you can do some freestyle with, geprc makes nice 3 and 3.5inch cinewhoops. flying a 5 inch fpv takes some time, lots and lots of crashes, sometimes damage and rebuilds. so its best to learn on a simulator, i suggest TRYP. this sim has a lot of cinematic flying. then you can decide what kind of drone you should buy, most fpv pilots have two drones, so if you crash, or damage one, you can keep flying. so its really good to budget for two, or buy one and start buying spare parts until you can build number two. you should look at the channel Rimzler, he tries all the cinewhoop quads.

​@@TheMadmacs I'm trying to get into drones but every drone + google pair is like 300+ which seems ridiculous to me. Even the crappy drones that compromise on fidelity are like 100$. Why would I spend 100$ on JUST a controller + flight sim? At that point it feels like I should just find a different hobby. I guess my question is wattafak are these prices?

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That’s awesome to hear man!

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Same here, no idea there was an FPV simulator out there, very informative.

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do you know by now?

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You still wont regret geprc mark 5, its a beast!!! And very easy to fly

@@hombredelfuturo_888 i honestly prefer the Nazgul Evoque i think it is better after i flew it.

How did you find the flying rates to be? Can you get smooth shots in acro mode? Asking because planing to get an fpv drone for small comercial use and deciding if it's a good option or should go straight to custom ones. Regards,

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Super hard to stop and look around. Also non adjustable camera!

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Use Reelsteady! It works great for me!

Try to use 1/100 shutter. You'll get a little bit less motion blur, but the stabilization will work much better

@@PeterLindgren1 I'll try that once I got some extra money to spend, thanks!

@@mariuszwisniewski6607 Thanks, will try this next shoot.

Go into blheli and put pwm low and high to 48 khz (if you dont know what blheli is.. enjoy the rabbithole)

Hi, do you think that the dji avata is a good option to get smooth shots or did you find the rates to be limiting after gettin good in the simulator? Looking to get my first fpv and deciding innthe best option to get good in the long term.