Lily is the world's first throw-and-shoot camera. It lets anyone create cinematic footage previously reserved for professional filmmakers.
Lily is waterproof, ultra-portable, and shoots stunning HD pictures and videos.
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My favorite camera is my Sony AS100V
I wonder when GoPro will realize that when they'll release a new camera model with digitally stabilized video, with better quality than Parrot's BeBop they won't be able to follow up with orders. For most hobby shots I really don't care at all about 4K videos at all. But a clean, stabilized image.... MMMMH....
@Randy,
i totally agree with you if you want promote to customer a drone that take off from your hand put the drone inside a frame that cover the propeller ...
best
Roberto
Enough people here are beating up on the Lily that it's starting to feel cruel but..
.. It always makes me nervous when I see people touching flying copters so I think it's slightly irresponsible for a manufacturer to advertise hand take-offs and landings. It's kinda neat but it's dangerous and it's hard to imagine too many situations where it's really better than simply taking off while the copter is at a safe distance.
Leap of faith:
Regarding footage at 0:33
Yet another company taking consumers for a bunch of idiots. Is this really normal nowadays? promote/sell an autonomous drone with shots taken manually by a professional AP on a platform that has nothing to do with what they're selling!
Can someone do an HONEST campaign for once?
I mean how many of those crowdfunding projects have actually delivered a product that matched their claims?
None
@Rob: i'm not involved in this, just like the concept.
@Hasufel: i also have some doubts on this promotional campaign.
another follow me drone.. i think there will be a lot of disappointed people who buy these
The days of gyros having to be stationary for calibration are over, but no-one ever asks how they do it.
To me, this just appears to be some clever marketing that will fool the ignorant user.
Something just doesn't seem right here after reviewing the footage.