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over 50 miles per hour

It is mounted with the quick connect attachment that it comes with. The attachment is mounted with a Gopro base mount.

@@tessabolosan87 We conditioned our corgi to not chew on the cords with the "leave it" command bitter sprays. Right before the install, he ignores the cords. The position of the crate between the love seat and sofa creates a tight space so it's too tight for him or any pet to crawl through and chew on anything.

Here is a link to a base plate. You would select the option for the Cinelog35. www.getfpv.com/brain3d-stock-gopro-tab-style-base.html?vid=17731&DM+-+Trademark+-+Std+-+Shop+-+US+&CAN=&All+Products&campaign_id=20859568493&ad_group_id=157750340578&ad_id=684442293775&ad_name=&gc_id=20859568493&h_ad_id=684442293775&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwhIS0BhBqEiwADAUhcyHA3r8i1AvAHy6th1128FjlMXclnkGtuOf_caNaF1cuQc2VNWy_uhoCQhEQAvD_BwE

For me the 1100Mah battery has both a great weight and size.

The drop down mounts from the GoPro will work but the case that is used here is just for added protection.

I recommend using this and selecting the option that fits the cinelog35 www.getfpv.com/brain3d-stock-gopro-tab-style-base.html

Great to hear! Hope you're having a great time with it!

Thanks! Sorry to hear of your loss. I have the 6s version and love it! It's a very capable drone.

@@tabangcora no worries, would happen soon or later hehe, now the cinelog 30 is on the way :)

Thanks!! I really appreciate it!! 🙏

I do not have GPS on this but it is possible to add it on. It would be helpful to have on for recovery in the case it is lost. I'm not 100% sure if it will have the same return to home features like in the DJI Mavic and Avata.

I have not as far as jello effects or consistent shaking. Also after filming I stabilize the motion with GoPro Player/Reel Steady. Are you stabilizing in camera?

@tabangcora I'm stabilizing with gyroflow after the flight. Strange that I have jello and you dont.. been searching and can't find any solutions so far

@@bhongfpv that is strange. Does gyroflow confirm that gyro data is embedded om the footage?

@tabangcora Yea and it stabilizes the footage.. but still has jello. Jello is actually more prominent in the stabilized footage because it's zooming in

It is possible but there may not be a significant increase in flight time as there is additional weight from the larger battery.

Thanks! I am using DJI FPV Remote Controller (Mode 2) and a dji pnp receiver.

6s Battery. It runs very well with it.

@@tabangcora You think it’s overkill for indoor shoots? I’m about to order one and I’m stuck between the two.

@@benoliveto5003 I would say for more controlled flying indoors go with the 4s or go with something like a Cinelog25.

@@tabangcora Awesome! Thank you for the advise man!!

@@benoliveto5003 no problem, happy to help!

This is about 70% throttle. Not flying really aggressive. It can go much faster.

With a full gopro, it will do about 7 minutes with an 1100mah 6s battery. If you want to fly more agressive outdoors, I would recommend the Cinelog35 as it is a little bigger and can handle the payload better. However I have not had any issues with the Cinebot30. It flies very well.

Agreed and I should spent more time with color correcting.

I also fly the cinelog25. I'm more comfortable with that indoors compared to the cinebot 30 only because it's lighter and will do less damage on impact. It is fairly easy to fly maybe in angle mode first just to get a feel of everything with the goggles. Then with a slow tune work on acro. With a naked GoPro, you'll get a fair amount of flight time with 1300mah 4s batteries. The cinelog 25 is a lot of fun outdoors as well. If you are leaning more on flying indoors, I would go with the cinelog 25 first then add a cinebot 30 or bigger down the road.

obrigado / gracias! 🙏🙏

Thank you for the Sub! The Cinebot is a great. Very capable for its size.

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Thanks! The setting for the GoPro is protune enabled with a flat color profile. There is no in camera stabilization so that it can be stabilized in post by Reelsteady. You could also use the free stabilization software Gyroflow.

@@tabangcora how to use flat color in gopro hero 8 i just got one . Still learning like how to get great color or where you got the lut preset.

@@farisnazeri9841 in the GoPro menu, you go to Protune - Color and select flat. For the edit, I am using adobe premier. I'm not using any LUTs but I stretch the dynamic range in the histogram then increase the saturation and vibrance. I'll also adjust the color temperature as needed.

@@tabangcora does nd filter important and which one would you recommend.

@@farisnazeri9841 ND filter will help a lot. I use the Camera Butter ND8 filter

Personally the Cinebot seems to be the most versatile between the two. It is a better option to flow in smaller areas and indoors and is a little bit more agile as there isn't as much weight that is being thrown around.

You'll definitely get more flight time but you will also add more weight which may effect handling. Something to consider if you plan to fly aggressively.

Thanks for the sub!! I'm using the stock tune out of the box. It feels pretty tame for slow moderate flying. I haven't much flying yet in smaller indoor areas but it is possible with a ton of practice.

@@tabangcora same here stock tune

Thanks for the sub! Glad you're enjoying the videos!

Thank you!!

What issues exactly are you having?

@@tabangcora i mean it can not fly with full gopro 11 on 6s 1050mah batteries, also the flying time only with batteries is about3-4 minutes

@@alfakmn2090 is it a GEPRC pre-built cinebot? with the 1806 motors?

I mean like inside a house, for like a real state project or a pass through

@@joseluisrodriguezgarcia5582 It is possible but I would recommend something smaller like a cinelog 25 or 20. Those tend to handle smaller gaps better at slower speed.

I am using the DJI FPV Goggle V2.

Thank you! It has taken many hours to get comfortable flying in this area and to understand what routes I would take. I'm sure you'll have very good videos soon with time!!

I'm using CNHL 1100MaH 6S batteries. To me 1100Mah is very good size and I wouldn't go much bigger. The overall size of the Cinebot may be too small for a 4000mah battery

@@tabangcora thanks brooo! I'm going with this size as well.

The battery that you have should be fine. Some considerations would be how much wind that you're flying and how aggressively you're flying.

It is very smooth and easy to fly even with a full size go pro mounted.

just got my cinebot 30 and flew with a 1300mah batter and a gopro 10 and it flies nice but its a bit drifty

@@tabangcora can you share the beta flight settings? because i bought the cinebot30 and it cannot fly with a full gopro on 1050mah batteries, it is too heavy

@@alfakmn2090 I'm using the stock settings and tune. Are you having trouble taking off or control after take off?

@@tabangcora i have trouble with taking off.

Thanks for the feedback. I had a 2 stop ND filter on there but didn't have the shutter angle manually set which probably gave it that choppy appearance. Agreed, the having the motion blur will provide a more natural aesthetic to the footage.

Thank you! The key thing is to keep the controller antenna and goggles facing toward the drone. If the signal begins to fade, I usually have the drone climb in elevation to get clearance.

Thanks! Yea I shot as much as I could as our group paused along the way and shot a bunch of hi frame rate handheld to have something usable in post. It's a challenge driving and filming solo.

Thanks! The stock motors are more than enough to handle a full size gopro at least for cinematic flying. I personally felt like I had good control and response from the motors. The motors never felt too hot after a flight. If you're focused more on aggressive freestyle flying, then going up to a bigger motor may be beneficial. However there will be a trade off with flight time. Hope that helps.

@@tabangcora Thank you very much for the detailed response! I want it specially for cinematic flying. Do you think a 2004 will reduce a lot fly time? I was thinking on getting 2400kv version for 6s and put a throttle limit.

@@samuuu258 I can't accurately say how much less flight time there will be as I haven't flown with those motors. Even with the stock motors I will have different flight times based on how much wind there is, how aggressively I'm flying and even ambient air temperature.

Is this the 6s version?

@@epigenik8307 This is the 6s version

Thank you!!🙏

Thank you! 🙏

Yes it is able to handle a full size gopro very well.

Thanks! Yes it is color graded.

@@tabangcora Great! Whether it's GoPro's default Stablization or Gyroflow application stablized one

@@saran3g I used GoPro's ReelSteady to stabilize the footage. The Gyroflow software does a good job as well.

Thanks for the feedback. You're right. This upload was a bit of a rush after seeing the initial footage and I decided to post it. Definitely putting more time in post in the future.

So I used the mount that comes the DJI action 2. You can use the following to mount on the base. www.getfpv.com/brain3d-stock-gopro-tab-style-base.html. It is a bit of a risk as the camera can fly off in the case of a crash but I have been fortunate still attached with no damage after a couple of crashes. However it is convenient to quickly detach or clip on the mount to start or stop recording. Hope that helps.

I haven't been able calculate the exact top speed but I know it is at least 50 miles per hour based on following a vehicle.

@@tabangcora Wow thats good! I have order it today so iam excited for the drone.

@Pa0laS I'm excited for you! You will love it! 😀

Thanks! I appreciate it 🙏