Budget Vs. Premium FPV Analog Cameras (Ft. Foxeer T-rex and Arrow Pro) (4K)
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Hey guys! Today we will be taking a look at whether or not buying a premium FPV analog camera is worth it over a cheaper one!
Foxeer T-rex Micro:
Amazon:
https://amzn.to/2McyIc3
RaceDayQuads:
https://bit.ly/3allJN5
Foxeer Arrow Micro Pro:
RaceDayQuads:
https://bit.ly/39AM4Yr
Timestamps: (Coming soon)
0:00 Introduction
1:12 Foxeer T-Rex Specs
2:47 Foxeer Arrow Specs
4:00 Intro to Comparison
4:49 Comparison Side-by-side videos
6:49 More Comparision
7:13 Is an expensive camera worth it?
10:26 Conclusion/TL;DR
My gear:
Video Camera: Canon EOS M50 - https://amzn.to/373Y1nO
Camera: GoPro Hero 7 Black - https://amzn.to/3qgXtm0
Transmitter: Frsky Taranis Qx7 - https://amzn.to/3jMu8xl
Goggles: Fatshark HD3 w/ RapidFire Module - https://amzn.to/3jRc7y9
Goggle antennae: TBS triumph, and Foxeer Echo Patch
Goggle battery cable: TBS Syk Goggle Cable
Edited on Premiere Pro
5" Quad:
Motors: RcInPower Smoox 2306.5
Frame: iFlight SL5
Old VTX: PandaRC vt5805
New VTX: Rush Tank Ultimate II
FC/ESC: Mamba F722s stack
Old Camera: Foxeer Arrow Micro
New Camera: Foxeer T-rex
VTX Antennae: Foxeer Lollipop
Props: HQ prop V1S 5043
Battery of Choice: 4S 1500mah CNHL Black or RDQ Batteries
Radio Link: TBS Tracer
GoPro Settings:
4k 30fps Superview
Protune: ON
Color: Flat
ISO Min: 100
ISO Max: 100
Shutter Speed: 1/60
EV: -.05
ND: 8, 16, or 32, depending on how bright, the brighter the higher the ND.