Video Settings vs. Photo Settings

[CraigCam]

It's actually a pretty good little rig. It was heavily over priced in the beginning but if you weren't trying to fly FPV with it, something I don't do anyway, it definitely got the job done. The format integrates seamlessly with the H camera product.

Personally, I think Yuneec made a mistake in discontinuing it. Price it down to around $500.00 and it's where those buying an H for their first camera ship should have been starting out. The H is a lot more than FNG's can safely fully understand or handle. Typhoon 4K is another good starter rig if priced right.

The Breeze is a different breed of cat since it uses a phone for control and targets a "know nothing" group that probably don't want or need advanced features.


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It's actually trickier than advertised... but I'm getting better in pilot and can get surprisingly smooth pans... wind allowing of course.

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[deMARCOman]

I have seen several threads on the dissatisfaction with the sharpness of photos with the CGO3
camera and the benefits of upgrading the lens, post-warranty.

What's the best lens to upgrade too?

 

[Eagle's Eye Video]

Given what I haven seen in side by side comparisons, the PixAero 3.77 is the best choice for a straight replacement
of the original lens. If you want a longer focal length choice, the Peau 8.25. Depending on my discussions next week
with Frank from CarolinaDronz, I will likely get both my cameras upgraded with the above choices in January.

And for God's sake Peau, stop referring to your lens as a "zoom lens"... it isn't... it's a longer focal length fixed lens.
The image does not zoom or change. In fact since the standard lens we use is in fact a wide angle lens, you can't
even call it a telephoto lens. It's very close to a standard "normal" 50mm lens on a 35mm camera.