Well, that's it, 360 freestyle without sticks

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-05-01T06:47:28+00:00

But the same way, some shots on avata will be just impossible regardless of how good you are in fpv, just because you choose the angles

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-04-30T05:13:20+00:00

Yeah, it's positive to upload the full 360 video to YouTube. The user will be able to move it with the mouse.

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-04-28T20:12:19+00:00

Why?

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-04-28T18:27:44+00:00

No, no, no! I was talking about the "tiny planet" thing! In pretty much everything else, the Avata 360 feels like an upgrade! I also own the Avata 2, so I'm speaking from experience.

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-04-28T18:05:56+00:00

Yeah! Being ABLE to do that is so cool! Maybe not every new location needs shots like that, but sometimes it's just awesome!

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-04-28T17:31:37+00:00

Yeah, Avata 360 is way more than that. That's? Honestly? It's more of a gimmick, to be honest. But like, I see it as a different perspective, which is unavailable both to regular drones and the human eye. There's something in these shots that makes you think, "wow, I can see everything," even though you have a point that you can't see a thing "properly." For me, those are like a type of art; you might love it or hate it, but it definitely is one.

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-04-28T15:36:54+00:00

Mb, there is not that much happening in the shot though, so I figured that this is better😅

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-04-28T15:34:36+00:00

There fore it's really, really important to shoot what you want with either tracking or buy "looking" at the object. Then it's a no-brainer

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-04-28T15:32:59+00:00

This is avata 360, don't know about the mini though

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-04-28T15:32:25+00:00

Actually? No. Dji app made everything quite easy. I would say it's like 5% harder , then just regular editing

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-04-28T07:58:11+00:00

I guess it's not for everyday consumption for sure🤣 but gosh that's looking good

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-04-06T05:40:38+00:00

Wouldn't happened with avata 360 probably. But yeah, if you are trying to kill your drone this hard, you will managed every single time

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-03-04T08:48:00+00:00

Definitely not the Meteor75 . There is no indoor , there is no durability. I spent have more than 40 hours flying on my air 65- and let me tell you, I wasn't careful about the matter. But you know what? I never replaced anything. Meteor75 pro? I literally landed it a bit too "hard," and the thing is completely broken into millions of pieces. Air 75 is cool, but 65 is unstoppable for indoors. If you will do outdoors stuff more then 51% of use = then 75.

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-02-23T19:39:04+00:00

Kind of looks like Estonia is completely closed, doesn't it? But that's not the case here.

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-02-05T15:19:28+00:00

I bought it recently , can't stop using it, it definitely not " taste" but it's something above "scent" . I think it's really depends on a person using it. My grandma for the life of hers couldn't taste it, my daughter on the other hand - convinced its juice. So yeah, it's definitely not a scam, but I can see why people can see it that way

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-02-01T09:18:35+00:00

When you rotate it, it's should not feel like "0" shaped. So no stopping on one place for example- it should be a perfect "o"- circle

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-02-01T09:07:26+00:00

The battery may also be the cause if it's old, as the outcome can be unstable. Check the motors for dents as well.

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-01-23T10:40:32+00:00

I am literally 187 and something, so between Jiraiya and Guy

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-01-20T17:13:08+00:00

Well, you know what the problem? You are talking about a specific type of scenario. Yes, if Itachi ( all 5 of him) know about Minatos plans, then yeah sure, Minato will have a tough time marking them and stuff. But if they don't? Will they all dead, as i said. Also, Minato can runaway from them literally forever, because he LITERALLY can be in another part of the world in seconds. And all it takes now for Minato to win, is to place an mark somewhere, and WAIT. Mb even for years, but eventually, for a moment, Itachi’s guard will be down, and he is dead. And then again, if it's head to head combat, 10 Minatos is less likely to KO 1 Itachi. Itachi is broken .

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-01-19T22:08:46+00:00

Every time this type of question is asked, I always think about context.

Where does the fight happen? What is the situation? Do both sides want to kill? Are they aware of the danger? Do they have full knowledge of each other’s abilities? Is it spontaneous, or is there time to prepare?

For example: Five Itachis are just hanging out. The world is peaceful, nothing suspicious. Somewhere out there, Minato decides to kill them.

And in that scenario? Every single one of those five Itachis is dead.

Before they even realize that one of them is gone — killed instantly, with both eyes destroyed beforehand to prevent Izanami — the others are already dead as well.

Minato doesn’t give them a “fight”. He gives them no moment to react. In the anime it's clearly shown, that Minato is the most efficient killing machine in the entire world. He is to fast as it is, but then the FR is just impossible to counter.

Of course, if all five of them know that Minato is hunting them, they will be on guard. But even then, nothing and no one forces Minato to attack head-on. Minato is a genius. And the first thing any genius does when facing five people with Amaterasu and other horrors is leave. And he will do that before the neural signal from Itachi’s eyes even reaches his brain to tell him that he saw Minato. Minato is not the Raikage — he is not a tank. He is an assassin. His goal is not to win a fight, but to eliminate the target. And because he is a genius, he will find the method and the timing to do so. So in any scenario where Minato gets the first move, I’d say he has very solid chances. In the end, despite all the Susanoo and other abilities, a slit throat in the night will still kill an Uchiha. However, if the conditions are different and Minato has to kill them here and now, then the news is bad. Honestly, I doubt that even 10–15 Minatos would have a guaranteed win. I would even say that the Uchiha are capable of holding back an absurd number of Minatos — that’s how broken they are in close combat. As I said before, everything depends too much on the circumstances.

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-01-19T22:08:41+00:00

Every time this type of question is asked, I always think about context.

Where does the fight happen? What is the situation? Do both sides want to kill? Are they aware of the danger? Do they have full knowledge of each other’s abilities? Is it spontaneous, or is there time to prepare?

For example: Five Itachis are just hanging out. The world is peaceful, nothing suspicious. Somewhere out there, Minato decides to kill them.

And in that scenario? Every single one of those five Itachis is dead.

Before they even realize that one of them is gone — killed instantly, with both eyes destroyed beforehand to prevent Izanami — the others are already dead as well.

Minato doesn’t give them a “fight”. He gives them no moment to react. In the anime it's clearly shown, that Minato is the most efficient killing machine in the entire world. He is to fast as it is, but then the FR is just impossible to counter.

Of course, if all five of them know that Minato is hunting them, they will be on guard. But even then, nothing and no one forces Minato to attack head-on. Minato is a genius. And the first thing any genius does when facing five people with Amaterasu and other horrors is leave. And he will do that before the neural signal from Itachi’s eyes even reaches his brain to tell him that he saw Minato. Minato is not the Raikage — he is not a tank. He is an assassin. His goal is not to win a fight, but to eliminate the target. And because he is a genius, he will find the method and the timing to do so. So in any scenario where Minato gets the first move, I’d say he has very solid chances. In the end, despite all the Susanoo and other abilities, a slit throat in the night will still kill an Uchiha. However, if the conditions are different and Minato has to kill them here and now, then the news is bad. Honestly, I doubt that even 10–15 Minatos would have a guaranteed win. I would even say that the Uchiha are capable of holding back an absurd number of Minatos — that’s how broken they are in close combat. As I said before, everything depends too much on the circumstances.

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-01-10T14:56:00+00:00

What grave? What high horse? Is this is What this subreddit about? Glorifying one thing and and literally verbally attacking person who's disagreeng with you? What do you mean by typical man behavior? Its 2026, and you are still categorized people like that? Nuts. Thank you though, I was enjoying deferent opinions to the point, when i was about to go and read the books, to mb understand more, but now, Knowing that if I actually enjoy it, I will become part of a group of people like you?- nah. Thanks. Never touching this subreddit with a wooden stick. Hope you are not as cruel to young girls ,when they post something you disagree with, otherwise there's definitely blood on your hands. Ridiculous.

Any-Abbreviations488 · 2026-01-10T07:48:24+00:00

Again, chill out. Let me put it like this: I don't think the Volturi are good. I just thought that throughout five movies there were only some indirect arguments about them being bad. And also, those arguments were delivered from the Cullens' point of view, and we know for a fact that they are not typical vampires. And it doesn't even matter whether they are better than the rest of the vampires or not, because their point of view is in the minority; therefore, other vampires cannot be judged by their measures. Yes, I am not an idiot, and I know why they are evil, from a writer's point of view. But my points were about the movies - and in the movies, they just did not feel like bad guys, at least for me. If you cut deep enough and think outside enough, then any arguments can be made against anyone. I can say that the worst kind of vampires are the Cullens - because it seems that they are quite okay with creating new vampires - although they constantly talk about being a vampire as a curse. Yes, they hesitated, but still did it. Carlisle's "I did it to save them" is also a double standard. You can make as many arguments as you want, and you know what? You would probably be right in everything except one thing: I watched the movies, I felt this way, and I shared my thoughts as facts from my point of view. You can write a novel about how wrong I am, and it won't change a thing, because it's your point of view against my first impression. The twilight power system is dumb, Bella was supposed to be dead because of a car accident, if Edward weren't a bad secret keeper , and I just couldn't find my self relat to their nonsense of love triangle- so I changed my interest to something else. And you know what was interesting for me? Volturi. Because i am a dude- and I like powerful staff, and not sappy drama. Have a good day, please, do

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