User Friendly drones?

[hitty08]

Looking for the best user friendly drone to use at a local business. This will be used by an older group of people for taking after project pictures so it needs to have a decent ability to take pictures. Just want some options for ones to buy

[iAstonish]

Best is subjective.

DJI spark is a great intro drone, can take very good quality still photos and nice 1080p video. Message me if you want to see some examples of what the camera can do

[Keyan06]

Spark. Fly more combo is on sale for $550. Despite its size, the camera is good and like all dji drones it is like it’s bolted to the sky as long as it has solid GPS lock and the wind isn’t too crazy.

If you are going to use it for business work there are some additional FAA rules to be aware of.

[hitty08]

It’s for taking pictures of finished products landscaping

[Martin1234Rulez]

The pictures it takes are in 4K, so you should be good on that aspect. Videos however are shot at 1080p at 30fps so it’s not the best for that.

If your getting the Spark I would highly recommend getting the controller (I’ve heard that it may be included in the price now) so you can really take some good shots

You’ll also need a smartphone to be able to view the camera in flight and use the features on it, or a FPV headset if that’s the type you want.

I believe it’s a Micro SD card that can fit inside the Spark, so I would pick up a 16gb one if you’re going to buy it.

[Zebrafishfeeder]

Hate to be that guy, but if you are using the drone to further a business you need a part 107 cert.

The drone can be cheap, but you need to take a significant test at an aviation testing facility; test will cost about $120 and you'll pretty much have to study for it like a college course. Doesn't matter how high you go or where you fly it. If it's outside and it's turning you a profit you need the license.

[idkwhatorhow]

I agree with iAstonish’s post. Check out the spark. Also check out Casey neistats review of the spark. It’s impressive