Oh yes, compared to the avata 2 it just feels like getting from a Volkswagen Golf into a Porsche 911 :D But the avata is more than fine for cinematic shots (and has c1 certificate wich can be important in europe)
Well it is barely edited regarding colorgrading. The avata2 has the best camera quality no doubt. The DoMain is just way faster and more agile than the avata 2. But you can mount a gopro or osmo action on that ^^
@@ntm_aka_badluck You have to consider the final cost. I've been building drones for over 15 years, and when you add a GoPro, another one, and yet another, plus the rest of the gear like goggles, the transmitter, batteries, and charger, it really starts to add up, especially when traveling or packing. I'm currently thinking about either the Neo to have fun, like a Tiny Whoop Long Range setup, or the Avatar 2 for trips where you can just pack everything into a small suitcase and you're ready to go.
@@frankscalda3361 the avata 2 is great for that, as the fly more combo comes with a handy bag for everything. Even the fpv remote 3 fits in there nicely. I added the Neo later on, and use it for exploration flights on new spots and for tiny spaces, but it struggles quite hard even in moderate wind conditions. And I bought the avata 2 fly more first, so I had goggles and everything already, and they work with the o3 air unit as well :)
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Oh yes, compared to the avata 2 it just feels like getting from a Volkswagen Golf into a Porsche 911 :D
But the avata is more than fine for cinematic shots (and has c1 certificate wich can be important in europe)
Very difficult to say wich is thé best
Well it is barely edited regarding colorgrading. The avata2 has the best camera quality no doubt. The DoMain is just way faster and more agile than the avata 2. But you can mount a gopro or osmo action on that ^^
@@ntm_aka_badluck You have to consider the final cost. I've been building drones for over 15 years, and when you add a GoPro, another one, and yet another, plus the rest of the gear like goggles, the transmitter, batteries, and charger, it really starts to add up, especially when traveling or packing. I'm currently thinking about either the Neo to have fun, like a Tiny Whoop Long Range setup, or the Avatar 2 for trips where you can just pack everything into a small suitcase and you're ready to go.
@@frankscalda3361 the avata 2 is great for that, as the fly more combo comes with a handy bag for everything. Even the fpv remote 3 fits in there nicely. I added the Neo later on, and use it for exploration flights on new spots and for tiny spaces, but it struggles quite hard even in moderate wind conditions. And I bought the avata 2 fly more first, so I had goggles and everything already, and they work with the o3 air unit as well :)