Would these be ok for framing video &amp; photos with DJI Phantom 2. Not flying around FPV but something I can look over Line of Sight?
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This video glasses not support the AV input, Not for the DJI Phantom 2. Please refer to the http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DAWNMX2
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Yes, if you purchase the Phantom 2 Vision or the Phantom 2 Vision Plus. These two quadcopters allow you to see first person view with the built in app. You can still view first person on the Phantom 2 with the H3-3D gimbal you well have to purchase the camera and transmitters separately. Also if you purchase the go pro camera you can create a WiFi hot spot which allow you to see what the camera is seeing, just a shorter distance/range
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Go to "youtube", type calibrate phantom 2 vision, there are a few good video chose from
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Ben: I bought this camera for fpv use. It is very similar to others I am using. I have not used it yet...so I have limited feedback currently. Stan
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I have never heard of V3.0. That is the Vision 2 not the later version Vision 2+. The one you show will not have an FPV (first person view) so that you can look at what the camera sees on your controller through an iPhone or droid app. Even on your iPad. You will need to spend $540 for the controller that comes with a viewing screen. You will also have to put the gimbal assembly together yourself. The DJI Phantom 2 Vision+ comes complete and ready to fly with a very good 1080p camera. But it is not a GoPro Hero.
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Yes, I'm using them in my original phantom.And in the description it says: fit on all Phantom versions (Phantom 1/2/vision) ;)Using it with a Tarot T2D gimbal with perfect clearance from the floor.
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they work for both bro, but depending on what cables you got configured on your phantom 1, you might have a tough time pushing the connectors through the middle hole...there are some youtube vids on how to do that properly.
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I would imagine so. I havent really tried them at high speeds, so I dont know what the imaging would be like, but when I have turned my head fast and things like that, they seemed to produce a good quality image.
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As far as I know, no. I bought the FC-40 for my son, and he took video just fine by itself. I have the Phantom 1, with a gimbal and a GOPro Hero 3 camera. No wi-fi signal of any kind should be on, as it will interfere with the compass. Here where I live, there are too many Wi-Fi signals, and it is difficult to calibrate the copter. The lights will flash red and yellow. Be sure to wait for the sequence of the lights before you fly!
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They would work well for that purpose. I returned mine because I wanted it for birding, and the bird needed to be too far away. But I did take it to one concert and found it worked very well.
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If you have a Phantom 2 v.1, you just attach this H3-3D gimbal and your Gopro camera to your drone. They you can fly and take video. Paul
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Yes you can use this for FPV. There are many usb to fpv cables out there for the video out. But there is a trick! You need to be able to use the menu option on the camera freely each time you use it for fpv. It will not save your setup after you turn it off. Video out option does not stay on default after you turn it off.
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Similar question. The gopro uses a 2.4 wifi signal. I believe unless you buy the Phantom 2 Vision, the transmitter is 2.4. The signals will not go very well together. If you get the Phantom 2 Vision, I believe the transmitter uses 5.8 ghz so your 2.4 ghz gopro works for FPV.
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I just got these, and they are not for the Vision. Don't order them. There is no way to use them on the Phantom 2.
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The DJI phantom 2 ?I have a huge doubt about it. Unless you have a way to drill holes in the frame, then maybe.I used mine on a HK Q450 and I got lucky that there were pre-exisiting holes on the bottom plate.
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Yes! I have the whole set up...Zenmuse H3-3D Gimbal, Part 9 hub, iOSD and video transmitter. All the parts plug directly into the hub, including the drone's internal cable that you would normally plug into the gimbal. The iOSD plugs directly into the CAM-HUB as well as being connected to the hub. It's all really dummy-free and couldn't be easier to set up! You will enjoy it greatly! I will offer this heads-up though....yesterday DJI had a live announcement video set up on YouTube. I missed it but I am almost certain it had something to do with the new generation. Depending on whether or not you have already purchased all this equipment you might want to wait for the Phantom 3! If you need anymore advice or want me to send you pictures of how I have all this put together feel free to ask. I'd love to help.
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I think they'd be fine. They're smaller than my Minolta 10X and have a little smaller FOV, but the light gathering and clarity is excellent.