aerorail

yes one DOES need skills to fly one. you've been in RC for many years so a drone seems stupid easy. the technology involved in keeping them and RC helicopters stable is amazing in such a short time...

people lug around so much camera equipt and luggage on vacation i dont know how they really enjoy it and why they're there

back in the day there wasnt a nikon camera that wasnt at the very top of dpr reviews/ratings

until the VII comes out

you dont have to travel far from home to see that. its right in your back yard. next....

cheaper than building a wall

but wait! theres more...

cities use helicopter surveillance everyday guess what? mini blimps are cheaper

could someone help me get up off the floor? i collapsed after seeing the million dollar club members price.

i expect leica will put their name on it and double the price

oly has been trying to get pro photogs for decades. i dont think this camera is going to make anyone get rid of all their nikons and canons and accessories and make the switch

sony: Overall it's the most image quality a keen photographer can fit in their pocket

lumix: it offers better image quality thanks to a larger sensor and brighter lens than the Sony

me: confused...

isnt the 5a THE recommended one of the bunch currently

nevermind

the who launched what?

pretty rare that anyone can actually see actual 8K video because not much is available to play it nor can many afford what is out there

8k apps to play on your computer screen ? you have a...

right in my backyard no wonder its all familiar
and not impressed....at all

please click the 'like' button

available at your local target store. i dont think the police buy theirs there

they can declare all they want but they get caught eventually and if 'lucky' total their drone in a crash

or night vision, infrared cameras, and extensively used in the recent aftermath of the hurricane in the florida panhandle.

for the narrow-minded or ignorant or misinformed

LMAO target sells them

or peel the label off a lumix camera and slap a leica nameplate on it....GENIUS

how does a photograph visit a gear site?