is there a drone thats actually good for learning that wont destroy my wallet if i crash it
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the whole "start cheap" advice made more sense years ago when entry level drones were terrible across the board. these days the gap between a 80 dollar toy and a 300 dollar mini drone is enormous. the
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i mean i sort of disagree a little, i started on a tiny whoop indoors just to get the feel for the sticks before i touched anything with a camera and i think that actually helped a lot. but thats more
yeah so ive been looking at drones for a few weeks now and i keep going back and forth. every time i think ive made a decision i watch another youtube video and change my mind. im not a kid or anything, im 34, just never flown anything like this before. i keep seeing people say start cheap in case you crash but then other people say start with something decent so you dont learn bad habits or whatever. genuinely confused. do i get something like a 80 dollar thing first or just go for it with something in the 300-400 range. also does it matter if i want to eventually do some real photography or is that a whole different conversation