GoPro Karma vs DJI Mavic REAL flight Camera Test - Side by Side

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The two newest drones to enter into the aerial flight game are the DJI Mavic: http://amzn.to/2faWTC5 and the GoPro Karma. As soon as I heard these two drones announced, I knew I had to make a camera comparison to help people decide which drone is best.

Both of these cameras are set to 4K resolution, 30 frames per second, and each camera has the same bit-rate, interestingly enough. 60Mbs. The footage you see from the cameras is the EXACT same as it was filmed. It has not been edited, or downsized or stabilized. 4K is 4K, and that is how I will present the footage.

Let me know what you think! Which camera wins? Let me know in the comments!!! What is the best drone of 2016? What drone do you want for Christmas?

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