SkinJob2501
lvl.3
United States
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I got the zoom, plenty of reasons. I shoot primarily video...of buildings and places you cant easily get to or that its not safe to fly a drone as close as needed without a zoom lense. I infrequently fly at night, and am reasonably capable at video editing. The added $200 cost of the pro was a detractor because it was 2/3 the price of a fly more combo, so I got the Zoom and a Fly more combo and still had enough to get a quality SD card. I won't say that, in the future i wont get a pro as a second drone or that in the future I wont fly more at night but the Zoom checks all the needed boxes for me. That being said, it was still a tough decision and it came down to a recommendation.
Goggles are lame. We are photographers, not drone racers (some of us are but theres far superior goggles out there for that). Invest in an extra battery, a quality case, filters or something beneficial (looking that nerdy and vulnerable is not cool).
These are, of course, my personal opinions.
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