Wow, I wish I could fly like that
If you're a droner more biased towards flying than photography today, it's not far away... you need below in stated order to progress.
1. Commitment (both financial & to learn flying fully manual without GPS & height hold)
2. A radio supporting the receiver system you will use moving forward
3. A good PC simulator (like Velocidrone)
4. Practice like 30-50h in the simulator with your new radio, preferably standing up (if learning that you don't need to bring a chair everywhere later)
5. Buy a "ready to fly" quad (preferably including the receiver you chose earlier when you bought the radio). Good to start out with something between 3-5 inch quad size. Source batteries suited for the quad & a charger.
6. Give it then 1-2 seasons of flying for real.
Good luck
*Might add...*
Below is the complete setup used in the clip
A 4" sub 250g pre built quad with DJI's HD system (Vista video unit with inbuilt receiver/transmitter+
DJI FPV camera). DJI's FPV radio gen 1 & DJI's
FPV goggles V2 with iFlight's patch antenna for better directional penetration.
And here the charging set up including charger with 2 channels + 2 parallel boards making it possible to charge up to 8 batts at the same time.
