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An FPV (First Person View) camera is a specialized camera that transmits real-time video to the pilot's goggles or monitor, allowing for a true cockpit-like experience while flying a drone.
When choosing an FPV camera for your drone, look for features such as resolution, field of view, latency, and light sensitivity. A higher resolution provides clearer images, while a wider field of view enhances your situational awareness during flight.
There are several types of FPV cameras available, including CCD and CMOS cameras. CCD cameras are known for their superior image quality and dynamic range, while CMOS cameras are more affordable and consume less power.
When installing an FPV camera on your drone, ensure it is securely mounted to minimize vibrations that can affect image quality. Additionally, adjust the camera angle to suit your flying style and visibility needs.
Before taking off, always check your FPV camera feed to ensure a clear signal and proper functionality. Fly in open areas to avoid signal interference, and practice safe flying practices to maximize your FPV experience.
