House flyover
 

I have a new hexa with a new gimbal. The new gimbal is fantastic. Its the DJI zenmuse HD-3 for the Gopro black. It is unbelieveable. Now, I want its big brother the zenmuse Z-15
However I dont own any of the cameras the larger Zenmuse's are build for.
They make them for the Sony Nex 5, Panasonic GH2 or the GH3.
I would love to have the DJI Gimbal and the GH3

But....here are the results with the Hero Gimbal

Re: House flyover
 

Nice AP.

Not sure how long you've been shooting AP from MR's or if your looking for advice?

I think you might find that depending on how your Hex is setup, it might take an Octo/X8 to fly as heavy a payload with a gimbal and GH3. Plus there are some good, less expensive alternatives to the Zenmuse.

Here's a [aerial] video shot with an NEX5:


I believe he used the larger version, which has not been released yet, of this gimbal:

XProHeli Brushless Gimbals and Accessories | XProHeli

I don't know how much this gimbal will cost but I like how simply it can be taken off the multi and then used as a handheld gimbal I guess my point is that there's a lot of good less expensive alternatives to DJI that can be used for more things than just AP.

Re: House flyover
 

The Larger Zenmuse is a dream. My budget will limit me to one of these two

Most likely this one

http://www.uavobjects.com/product/le...shless-gimbal/

but Im also looking at this one

AURA Brushless DSLR Gimbal


I have an rctimer gopro gimbal and its performance doesnt compare to the DJI Gopro gimbal. Im hoping one of the two above will allow me to carry what I own now ( Canon T3i)

My multi can handle the payload, its a tarot 960 with 15 inch props, 6s and 320kv motors.

Ive been at ap for several years, mostly at the higher end of hobby. Started in helicopters. I have a trex streched to 800 with DJI ace one and a Triax servo driven gimbal. I went to multi's about two years ago.
Just been waiting for the FAA