@artvanwag3257 Hi, that depends on how much you are willing to spend and how serious you are, really. If you want to capture footage of days out, then a DJI mini would be ideal, but if you want a more serious drone, then I personally use the Mavic 3. The air 3 is also getting good reviews. Do your research, and make sure you follow the drone code. Happy to help where I can
@artvanwag3257 The Mavic 3 is a very good drone. It's the flagship of drones . You have 4 options , the Mavic 3 classic, which has only 1 camera. The Mavic 3 , which has 2 cameras.. (this is the one I have) , then there is the Mavic 3 pro, which has 3 cameras, and then the Mavic 3 Cine (You don't want this one.. this is very expensive and is for professional filmmakers, etc) . Whatever drone you do decide on, I would recommend getting the "fly more" pack, as this gives you extra batteries, etc... You also need to take into consideration flight restrictions... the Minis are sub 250g drones, so there are fewer flight restrictions than there are with the Mavic 3.. unless you then take the A2CofC exam and take out insurance. There is a lot of homework to do when you go flying as UK laws suck big time. Don't forget to register as a pilot with the CAA and take the drone operator licence. (Lasts 1 year) You get an "operator" number, which has to be clearly labelled on your drone. Like I said before, do some reading on drone laws and research different drones before making your decision. But I will say... my Mavic 3 is a beast and makes other drones look like toys lmao
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Looks a fascinating place to explore. You got some amazing camera angles too!
Any advice on what drone to get I want to start doing this
@artvanwag3257 Hi, that depends on how much you are willing to spend and how serious you are, really. If you want to capture footage of days out, then a DJI mini would be ideal, but if you want a more serious drone, then I personally use the Mavic 3. The air 3 is also getting good reviews. Do your research, and make sure you follow the drone code. Happy to help where I can
@@joes_drone I'm a total beginner when it comes to drones ,I want to start doing like what you're doing I'm going to look into a Mavic 3
@artvanwag3257 The Mavic 3 is a very good drone. It's the flagship of drones . You have 4 options , the Mavic 3 classic, which has only 1 camera. The Mavic 3 , which has 2 cameras.. (this is the one I have) , then there is the Mavic 3 pro, which has 3 cameras, and then the Mavic 3 Cine (You don't want this one.. this is very expensive and is for professional filmmakers, etc) . Whatever drone you do decide on, I would recommend getting the "fly more" pack, as this gives you extra batteries, etc...
You also need to take into consideration flight restrictions... the Minis are sub 250g drones, so there are fewer flight restrictions than there are with the Mavic 3.. unless you then take the A2CofC exam and take out insurance. There is a lot of homework to do when you go flying as UK laws suck big time. Don't forget to register as a pilot with the CAA and take the drone operator licence. (Lasts 1 year) You get an "operator" number, which has to be clearly labelled on your drone.
Like I said before, do some reading on drone laws and research different drones before making your decision. But I will say... my Mavic 3 is a beast and makes other drones look like toys lmao