The DJI Inspire one has come and is right here to keep. There had been some troubles with the Propellers coming off (due to the self braking motors) but DJI swiftly fixed that with the Propeller locks that come with every Inspire 1.

At £1,299 the Phantom 4 isn't a drone produced to be thrown about or raced. It is, Waring concluded, firmly aimed at hobbyists who want to consider substantial-high-quality pictures from the air. The Phantom 4 does have its niggles though: it really is only shipped with one particular battery (extras value £129) and at higher speeds its propellers are visible in the Syma X5c 2.4g Camera footage.

The X5 is the upgrade to the X3 so we have already seen a single camera upgrade to the Inspire class drone. Perhaps we'll see some a lot more brilliant upgrades in the future as well! One of the points about movie photography is that exposure on movie, not like in digital photography, is not equivalent at all to all round brightness of an picture.