A handful of 3D printed parts, some brushless motors, as well as a bit of manage hardware add a style of cinematography to this quadcopter.
[Sean] sent in a idea about his work after seeing yesterday’s function of a brushless gimbal being utilized to enhance picture stability with a carry mounted camera. That rig was created to be utilized with a quadcopter, as well as this hacks shows why. It’s evident from the demo footage that the gimbal — which is mounted directly to the frame of the TBS discovery quadcopter — does a fantastic task of keeping the picture steady. The panning as well as tilting in directions in contrast to the physics of flight produce a much a lot more fascinating video experience. enjoy the inset video which is a online feed from the aircraft to the pilot. As the quadcopter makes extremely sharp banking turns you wouldn’t even be able to tell the pitch or roll have altered in the HQ version.
You can see a pair of pictures outlining the 3D printed parts as well as the set up gimbal below.