good video demo and comments in this article
Can you use the DJI Mavic Pro as a makeshift alternative to a handheld gimbal?
Ive already tested the video and the camera shake is so micro you really can't notice it
Upside
all clips in same SD card as flight clips so you get an auto generated video option
saves time and money on OSMO - and it's not easy to drive (i have one)
Downside
not easy holding the drone and working the RC controls.
I start the drone with arms out to let the props move, then fold them back to make the drone small size much like the size of old style video cams but it's a worry in my hand as there is no strap
TO DO
Find a device to hold the drone
1. Cradle made by pilot @berndv Catching a Mavic Pro
2. add the cradle to a monopod (tripod) and then a velcro strap around the drone and the cradle should hold it together, with a 90cm monopod I can move the drone up / down sideways to simulate drone movement while moving around in tight areas on the ground to give drone like footage to add to the flight
anyone have any suggestions how to secure the drone to a cradle on a tripod
the drone motors do not get too hot and I only do this for a short period of time as the intention is to be in the air but some photos from 6ft high in tights places are better with hand held for safety to people and equipment
Can you use the DJI Mavic Pro as a makeshift alternative to a handheld gimbal?
Ive already tested the video and the camera shake is so micro you really can't notice it
Upside
all clips in same SD card as flight clips so you get an auto generated video option
saves time and money on OSMO - and it's not easy to drive (i have one)
Downside
not easy holding the drone and working the RC controls.
I start the drone with arms out to let the props move, then fold them back to make the drone small size much like the size of old style video cams but it's a worry in my hand as there is no strap
TO DO
Find a device to hold the drone
1. Cradle made by pilot @berndv Catching a Mavic Pro
2. add the cradle to a monopod (tripod) and then a velcro strap around the drone and the cradle should hold it together, with a 90cm monopod I can move the drone up / down sideways to simulate drone movement while moving around in tight areas on the ground to give drone like footage to add to the flight
anyone have any suggestions how to secure the drone to a cradle on a tripod
the drone motors do not get too hot and I only do this for a short period of time as the intention is to be in the air but some photos from 6ft high in tights places are better with hand held for safety to people and equipment