The Art of Flight. This is the first test of our new AR Drone Quad Copter with a Go-Pro mounted to the bottom. Turns out the Go-Pro with all the bits is too heavy for the copter to take. Thanks to Rhubarb Films (Christopher Hughes) for lending us the Go-Pro and coming out in the cold to get frost bitten fingers!
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Give up
he’s not very good at that
It can be done, just needs some tweaking and a few quid spent on it
Well it’s the mount that pushed it over the edge, the go pro on its own is light enough but once you put on the casing and the mount on it won’t fly lol
Thats pretty bad Yorkus. Guess thats why its a fortune to hire a proper help cam crew!
I assume the gopro weighs it down a lot?