“Image stability Will the photos be clear when attached to a aerial devise?”

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• I use it on my quad copters and it's perfectly fine. You could use a multi axis gimbal to lessen vibration but I haven't found the need yet.

  Answered by Hillbillyclean 10 years ago

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• I don't see why not, I've spun around while recording and it captures every detail.

  Answered by Junior 10 years ago

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• Yes, depending on the mounting. I use the Djibouti phantom which has a fantastic gamble attachment. The camera is great but it really comes down to the wind conditions, how steady the device is, and if you have any kind of damping

  Answered by Crazyh0rse 10 years ago

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• If you attach the camera to a gimbal it will be stable. Most drones offer GoPro gimbal for their products.

  Answered by TheBourbonSnob 10 years ago

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• The image stability on the Hero4 Silver is excellent in my opinion. The image is fairly stable capturing videos mountain biking and snowboarding, so I would imagine it would be even better on a drone, or similar. If you have it mounted securely so it doesn't vibrate or shake, you should be good to go.

  Answered by ClemothyMike 10 years ago

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• Yes, this camera is great for drones or R/C craft.

  Answered by DR0CK 10 years ago

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