Only downside to it, without trying to sound negative, is the simple matter of fact that electronics fuck up on a regular basis, i see it every day with filming equipment at work.
So the time will come when you've just climbed that mountain, lob it up in the air, it fails to start, and you never see it ever again as it plummets to level ground.
Other than that small but definite possibility, i'm very impressed by the technology. :thumbup
At only £650 though i can imagine production and rental companies buying them all, i can't even begin to explain the money that could be saved on certain shots.
http://www.cnet.com/uk/products/lily-camera/
So the time will come when you've just climbed that mountain, lob it up in the air, it fails to start, and you never see it ever again as it plummets to level ground.
Other than that small but definite possibility, i'm very impressed by the technology. :thumbup
At only £650 though i can imagine production and rental companies buying them all, i can't even begin to explain the money that could be saved on certain shots.
http://www.cnet.com/uk/products/lily-camera/
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