Testing the video camera on the Wingsland S6 selfie drone

After recently buying the Wingsland S6 selfie drone and learning how to fly it, now was the time to do the good stuff and check out the image quality of the on-board camera.

So what's the camera like? Is the image quality any good? Check out the following clip, and see what you think.



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First day -night-day time lapse with the Go Pro 6 action camera

First ever attempt at a night lapse and I thought I would use the Go Pro 6 action camera to do it. I obviously have a lot to learn, but overall I'm more than happy and I definitely see the potential. Now looking forward to doing some more.

The battery grip - the most under rated accessory for your camera

A battery grip is seldom mentioned as one of the "must have" bits of photography equipment, and I am always amazed by this. A battery grip is a great add on accessory to any camera, and in my opinion it is something that all photographers should own. 

There are many advantages in using a battery grip, many of which are explored in the clip below, and whilst battery grips aren't particularly cheap they are worth every penny, and I guarantee your photography skills will improve if you use one. 

Don't believe me? Check out the following clip.





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Simple edit to improve video captured with the Wingsland S6 drone

The image quality of the on-board camera of the Wingsland S6 selfie drone is pretty good right off the bat, but if you want to get the best mage quality possible you need to do a bit of editing, as explored in the following video:-



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Slow motion of the Wingsland S6 selfie drone using Go Pro 6

The Go Pro 6 is an excellent action camera, and one of the main reasons I bought one was for the 240 frames per second slow motion capability. 

The Go Pro can produce slow motion footage up to 8x slower, and still capture smooth footage.

If you want to see an example of the type of slow motion the Go Pro 6 can capture check out the clip below:-




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Will the Wingsland S6 selfie drone really do 8m/s, i.e. 18mph?

On the back of the Wingsland S6 drone's box it clearly states that the Wingsland S6 has a top speed of 18mph. This is fine, but I can't get my Wingsland S6 faster than 3mph - 5mph, which is nowhere near as fast as the 18mph advertised. 

To put it in to perspective I can walk beside my Wingsland S6 drone when it is flat out, and I can assure you I cannot travel at 18mph under my own steam. To top speed of my S6 drone is exploed in the clip below:-



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Slow motion footage of the DJI Spark at 240fps

The Go Pro 6 is a great camera for capturing slow motion footage, and if you want to see an example of the sort of slow motion footage you can capture with the go Pro 6, check out footage below:-



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For more Wingsland drone related videos and footage check out the “Drones and aerial photography” playlist courtesy of Youtube.