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Glad it was helpful!

Was 17 seconds actually 🤣

Thanks!

Yes definitely I always use gyroflow for any pro job such as real estate. Only would consider rocksteady if I'm just doing any freestyle that doesn't require gyroflow or if the shit required a more raw look than super smooth

@@pavguliani any tips for flying indoors Do you use normal mode is there a way to make the expo slow ? Whats your take in shooting low light interior?

Not too sure mate. I didn't even notice it. You must have better eyes than me

Yes it's really an incredible place! We loved it so much as well 😁😁

Yeh also with o3 and o4 air unit I don't think action cameras on quads are essential as they used to be for cinematic

That's the ideal solution I guess ☺️

@@pavguliani xD

Haha I did one but was rubbish so didn't make the edit 😅🤣

If you're enjoying your avata you'll be blown away by what you can do with a 6s 5 inch, power is unmatched!

It's a good all rounder I suppose but get a Powerful 5 inch drone to really enjoy fpv to it's fullest

No worries! 🤠

Has it's place for sure you're right but 5 inch drones are where it's at for that fpv adrenaline rush!

Thanks a lot bro! Hope you're doing well, enjoyed your footage from Italy

Thanks a lot Mike! You're support always means a lot. Appreciate you watching bro, I've been meaning to check out your reviews on the action cameras as I'm looking to upgrade soon, just doing have time with 2 kids to be on RUclips anymore haha. Will watch soon. 💪🏽👍🏼

Haha! Thanks mate for your support. I love just messing around with that sort of stuff in the edit. Hope you're doing well bro

Awesome man thanks for watching and your feedback, appreciate it a lot especially from a TV professional

@@pavguliani keep up the great work man

Cheers bro!! 😁

It looks like an amazing drone!

Very kind of you bro! Thanks for watching and hope it helps 😄

focus peaking is equipped while picture overlay doesnt

Yes as Tom says 💪🏽💪🏽

No worries thanks for watching 😃

Thanks a lot bro! Appreciate you watching 😁

No worried mate! Glad it helped you 🙂

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Hey mate! I think the analog cinelog 25 could be a great buy for you with a naked go pro as it's ducted, small and you can use with a naked GoPro for that cinematic footage. Otherwise maybe the cinelog35 with a full GoPro as well are two great options

If I can get my hands on one I surely will! Thanks for watching mate

I finished it, but I kept getting a propulsion error and it wouldn't take off, I spend a good few days trying to sort this issue but had to give up on it as don't have time 😔

I tried it once and got fire so I'm sure I didn't do it right and never tried it again haha

Thanks for watching mate! Yeh it's a learning curve for sure but as you say not rocket science, if I can do it I'm pretty sure anyone can. Yeh the avata 2 looks pretty sweet but it's still a cinewhoop at the end of the day so not gonna be great for all use cases, I'll look to grab one at some point if nothing else just for the amazing new camera

Thanks a lot for watching and for your thanks 🙏👍

It's decent but only if you're crusing, any slight bit of acro and it struggles

Thanks Keson for support as always! Yes respect the pilot always ahaha

Ahh amazing! So pleased for you, such a thrill in the beginning to start and you will soon be hooked!

I recommend either da Vinci in the beginning as it's free or possibly capcut as well as you can edit on the go on your phone

@@pavguliani Thank you so much for the info. I truly appreciate it. I am extremely excited. We are moving to a coastal town with some mountains, lighthouses, whales close to shore... So im hoping the avarta 2 is the correct drone for all this. If i cant get the shot with the FPV, then i guess i could always revert back to my mini.

Haha yeh quite possibly 😂

There's a few on my channel. Anything in particular you were interested in knowing how to do?

@@pavguliani I'd like to know how to edit real estate & nature videos

Avata is a good place to start for sure. If you mainly fly in locations that don't have too much wind or you're not interested in doing any chasing, diving or freestyle then avata is a sure bet but otherwise I'd say learn how to fly a customer bind and fly drone

Yeh it's a solid drone tbh. I still have mine 👍. Taking off and landing in manual mode is my preferred method as I don't have to rely on the GPS possibly freaking out and the drone going crazy. It's a really good purchase for $500, great value for money considering the goggles 2 in themselves probs cost almost that much. Whoever sold it must have been looking for a quick sale haha. Enjoy mate!

@@pavguliani yeah he bought it last November and it had 4 flights on it. LOL He was like I don't fly it so getting rid of it. LOL It actually has the DJI refresh insurance linked to the drone also and is still active until Nov of 2025. Haha

They are good and quite cheap now!

Awesome! Let me know if you have any questions regarding getting started 👍

@@pavguliani Thank you very much that is really kind of you, I have a few physical things to work out with relation to my disability before i start anyway 😁

It's decent but camera quality is quite rubbish in my opinion

Yes sure I think the chimera 7 inch from iflight is a solid purchase for a first long range bnf with long flight times and there are loads of great videos out there about the chimera 7 that can help guide you if you get stuck

Its in the avata 2 and not by itself yet. My guess it will be a standalone unit in the future most likely compatible with the goggles 3 knowing DJI

Same. Started on the Avata 2 and am now blasting around in sports mode with the motion controller for the FPV potato. Going to practice in the simulator for awhile before I move to full manual mode for both plus i still need the RC controller 3 for the Avata 2.

Is it really that durable? I had a DJI Mini 3 as my first drone, and it couldn't survive like a 10 feet fall from crashing into tree branches. I broke my first one, sent it for repairs, and they sent back a new one for no cost. Half a year later, I finally crashed it after all that time. Roughly same height and also tree branches, it broke as well. This time, it didn't look like nothing was really damaged, but it no longer power on. Sent it in, had to pay repair fees, and then they sent back a new drone again. I ended up just selling it to someone. It was too fragile for my liking.

I do agree using the avata drones are the best way to get up in the air quickly and get going with fpv. I've stated that in my other videos about the avata drones. however having flown the avata drones and 5 inch drones there's absolutely no comparison between the performance levels when it comes to chasing, diving down cliffs and flying in high winds which when you go to many of these places that have high mountains or ridges or waterfalls the wind conditions can be crazy and having a ducted avata or avata 2 the performance level is barely usable compared to an un-ducted powerful 5 inch quad that can just cut through the wind to fly lovely and smooth and give a nice enjoyable flying experience. For diving it's the same, having a 6s 5 inch quad you will be able to catch your quad at the bottom of the dive closer to the ground better than an avatar drone giving you a more dynamic shot. Also the avata drones come with the DJI fpv radio which again if you use any other fpv radio out there you will see how much better the gimbals are for finer controls such as the tango 2 or mambo. I'm not trashing the avata drones in anyway as I use them myself and have often said if I can only carry around one fpv drone around with me for quick shots while travelling it would be the avata as they are the easiest to use as you said, have less footprint in the bag and have the best battery life. But if you want to go to that next level of fpv I really recommend to also be looking into a 5 inch bnf drone that fly's better in more adverse conditions and allows for more acrobatic movements