SimplyKen
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Guys. It's public information that the camera sensor is 1/2.3" size and has a 60 Mbps data rate. This should give you an idea that it's roughly the same color depth, dynamic range, and quality as a gopro.
Also, the aircraft size is directly related to how much it can lift.
Here's a helpful tip:
Multirotors with diagonal motor center-to-center dimensions of 350-600mm can only lift a GoPro weight camera with 3-axis gimbal.
680-850mm can lift a Sony Nex, A7S, LX100, BMPCC
900-1000mm can lift a GH4/5DMKIII
1000mm+ is needed for a Red Epic/Scarlet
The maximum dimension of the Inspire 1 is 450mm. Which means its rotor center to center diagonal is less than that. As far as camera options go, it's not like you'll ever see a 450mm quad lifting a freakin DSLR. Physics simply doesn't allow it.
Don't get your panties in a wad about marketing taglines like "Everything you need about aerial filmmaking." The necessary information you seek is in the specifications. No one is lifting anything heavier than a gopro with any multirotor with a diagonal measurement less than 600mm, period. |
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