Ouch $4,999 is quite the price for the Cine. That’s not a cheap drone. Wonder what they’re going to do with pricepoint for the future releases in the Inspire line.
A proper drone with GPS, an IMU, and visual position keeping is going to hold its position in really quite strong winds. $50 drones are going to get whisked off in the first stiff breeze, and then to top that as soon as they lose signal from the controller they'll either kill the rotors straight away and fall out of the sky, or they'll continue flying in whatever direction they're going until the batteries go flat, and then fall out of the sky. Possibly onto someone's head.
It seemed like a few years ago, a guy could go out and buy a nice drone, and with a bit of hussle, and connections; make a living.
Movies, commercials, etc.
With the price point going down, and the boy in all of us looking for a reason to buy a drone--is anyone making a living here with there's.