Stormborn posted:Amral posted:Meet Spark, DJI’s first ever mini drone. Signature technologies, new gesture control, and unbelievable portability make your aerials more fun and intuitive than ever before. With five different colors, there’s a Spark for everyone.
Capture those special moments in your life with the most advanced technology around. Sensors for gesture control, a large 1/2.3 inch CMOS sensor capable of 12-megapixel photos + full 1080p HD video, and state-of-the art flight stabilization components are all engineered together to make DJI Spark the ultimate in palm-sized tech.I have had the phantom 3 pro for awhile. However, where I live is the worse areas for this kind of drones. They are deemed dangerous and not allowed to take off.
I use it away from the city but the restrictions are so many that the auto shut down is activated more often than not. I have lost interest. I am still going to focus on the industry but on the tech at a larger scale given they can be useful in Guyana.
I've had some interest in this technology, particularly for uses in Guyana. Was aiming for visuals of large acreages of crops, hoping to plant.
When you say, "useful in Guyana", what applications you have in mind?