Awesome New 4K Camera Quadcopter: Vantage Robotic's Snap

You have to hand it to technology. Every time you spot something new, 6 months later there's a better, cheaper version of it.



This is a fantastic new design on a ever-expanding concept, the Quadcopters. I've been searching for a high end Quadcopter for nature filming, and it looks like this is the new model for me.

With everything transitioning to 4K Resolution, that's the type of camera I want to get into, and the features of the Snap Quadcopter model are just perfect.

You can find more information at their official website Here

The Preorder price is set at $895 and the projected somewhere in the low $1000 rage, it's a pretty awesome deal.

The only downside to the previous model I had in mind could actually form Three Dimensional Maps (which I also have a use for)



I love technology

What a corny video for snap.. it's like a throwback from the eighties.. nice copter though..

The iris on the other hand looks like an amazing piece of kit.. I want one! !

a reply to: Ghost147
That looks amazing. I decided to give one a try, quadcopter with camera, remote, battery, transmitter and shipping $32. Should get it this week. Not nearly as good but good enough to learn with.

I want both.....

love these toys

a reply to: Ghost147

That's absolutely amazing! Thanks for posting this.

Sent it to the wife so she can get it for my next Christmas gift😁

originally posted by: PsychoEmperor
a reply to: Ghost147

That's absolutely amazing! Thanks for posting this.

Sent it to the wife so she can get it for my next Christmas gift😁

Lol... please dont do that with mine.. she would use it to follow me..

originally posted by: Phatdamage
I want both.....

love these toys

haha, I think that's what I may have to do as well.

The snap for the 4k filming (it also has 5 minute longer battery life, which is a huge difference for small Quadcopters)

The Iris for the 3D mapping

Does it weigh more than 0.55 pounds? Then you better register it with the FAA,
or else.

"Q7. What is the penalty for failing to register?
A. Failure to register an aircraft may result in regulatory and criminal sanctions. The FAA may assess civil penalties up to $27,500. Criminal penalties include fines of up to $250,000 and/or imprisonment for up to three years."

originally posted by: Foundryman
Does it weigh more than 0.55 pounds? Then you better register it with the FAA,
or else.

"Q7. What is the penalty for failing to register?
A. Failure to register an aircraft may result in regulatory and criminal sanctions. The FAA may assess civil penalties up to $27,500. Criminal penalties include fines of up to $250,000 and/or imprisonment for up to three years."

I'm Canadian. No need for the legalities here... yet