The kit for paid aerial cinematography. A pro drone with a 1-inch sensor and a variable aperture, a full ND/PL filter set, a six-battery rotation with a multi-charger, a rugged case, and a set of polarizers. Plan the shot, fly the line, land clean.
Plans
Choose a plan that fits your needs and budget
Item List
5Power & Control
2 itemsDrone
2 items
Transport
1 items| Item | Category | Specs | Qty | Price | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Camera Bag | TypeRugged Carry-onYes FitDrone + kit | 1 | $250 | View Shop |
Plan Totals$2,620
FAQ
Common questions about this kit
1-inch sensor worth it?
For paid work, yes — bigger sensor means real dynamic range, clean low light, and adjustable aperture for depth. The gap to a sub-250g is the gap between hobby and pro.
Variable aperture — why?
It lets you set the aperture for sharpness or depth without swapping a lens, and pair it with an ND for shutter control. Pro drones give you this; toy drones do not.
Six batteries?
For a paid shoot day, yes — six is roughly two hours of flight with no charging downtime, enough for a full location. A multi-charger tops them up overnight.
Rugged case — necessary?
Yes — drones are fragile and airlines are rough. A fitted rugged case flies as carry-on and survives the gig. The case is part of the kit, not an accessory.
User Reviews
5.0 / 5.0
Pro cinematic drone and my video kit share the big-sensor-and-rugged-case religion — Part 107 is the OSHA of the sky. Get the license.