Aerial Views of New Brunswick

[mkollar]

Earlier today, cofifa posted this link to a video on YouTube that is a test of a drone camera that shows some unique views of New Brunswick. And yes, I'm the one who suggested the trip down College Ave.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=0f8nefmuQS0&app=desktop



This post was edited on 7/19 5:32 PM by mkollar

 

[jcg878]

It's amazing how smooth the videos coming from these drones are. They are so small that you'd figure they'd be pushed around considerably by even little eddies of wind.

 

[Upstream]

Originally posted by jcg878:
It's amazing how smooth the videos coming from these drones are. They are so small that you'd figure they'd be pushed around considerably by even little eddies of wind.

I assume the cameras have image stabilizer technology, which will eliminate the vibration of the drone. (The drone is not like a kite that gets pushed all over the place by the wind.)

 

[jcg878]

Originally posted by Upstream:

Originally posted by jcg878:
It's amazing how smooth the videos coming from these drones are. They are so small that you'd figure they'd be pushed around considerably by even little eddies of wind.

I assume the cameras have image stabilizer technology, which will eliminate the vibration of the drone. (The drone is not like a kite that gets pushed all over the place by the wind.)

I figured that too, but I'm surprised it's enough to overcome what my mind thinks the drones would be subject to. I guess they are more stable than I think.

 

[Upstream]

They're pretty stable. Think of the radio-controlled airplanes you played with as a kid. They didn't get blown around by wind (assuming you weren't flying them in a hurricane). The planes and helicopters designed to carry cameras are even more stable.