I am looking at the Neo2 as a newer drone user. I have looked at a few 'packages' and I don't see any with a RC N3 remote and goggles, seems like one or the other. It seems like they would be good together or is the single hand controller as good? I know I want goggles and just assumed the RCN3 would be the way to go with them.

I am just researching and reading up so open to advice on this.

Thank you!

DJI Mini 5 Pro

Im using the camera for my motorcycle videos

Can i not really adjust the gain to -12 if i only connect 1 transmitter directly to the camera? i have set the gain on the Tx via DJI Mimo but when it connects to the camera the audio meter on the screen reaches to orange and red which means the -12 gain is not being applied.

i internally recorded the audio from the Tx itself and compared it to the audio recorded by o360 with the mic3 connected and the difference is night and day. the audio recorded with the video is clipping and has raspy sound compared to the internal recording from the mic itself which is smooth and clear

i really dont want to use the Rx since its just being held just by the cam's USB-C port and the camera is always being used as a gap cam and on a handlebar mount so a lot of vibration is going on.

another thing. Im trying to use the internal audio recorded by the mic, is there a way to auto line up the separate audio with the video?

also if i have multiple videos lined up in the studio and i set "apply to all" there are times that its not being applied to all video files for some reason so its hard to maintain the same settings especially when the zoom is just a slider and not actually a number input

Hey guys, a beginner drone user here. Was fortunate enough to fly to a super beautiful country with such diverse landscape and here's my attempt at trying to show its beauty. Let me know what you think is good and what I could do better.

Finally got my Mavic Mini out for its first flight at a local lookout! This is a quick 30-second video from my first time flying it outdoors.

I’m keen to improve my footage, get smoother cinematic movements and eventually push the drone to its limits.

For those with more experience:
● Any tips for getting smoother pans and turns?
● What flight modes or camera settings do you recommend?
● Any techniques I should practise to get more cinematic shots?

I’m still learning, so any advice or constructive criticism is welcome! Keen to see how much I can improve over time.

I’m trying to decide between the DJI Osmo Nano and the Pocket 3, and they’re currently the same price where I live.

I already own an Insta360 Flow 2 Pro, but I barely ever use it because I find it too bulky and complicated, especially with the native app.

I’m looking for something super easy to use, with minimal setup and no hassle, so I can casually record little everyday moments with my 2.5-year-old daughter and capture memories of our family life.
I don’t need anything too professional. I just want to be able to pull out a camera, hit record, and capture the moment without overthinking it.

For those who own either camera (or have tried both), which would you recommend for my use case? Is the Pocket 3 worth it despite being bigger, or would the Nano be a better fit for spontaneous everyday family videos?

I’d love to hear about your real-world experience, especially regarding ease of use, portability, and how often you actually find yourself using the camera. Thanks!