Name: Camera
Brand: Lily
SKU: 8678
Rating: 4.1 (31 reviews)

tracking speed
high photo quality
and easy to use features

this is not a crowd-funding operation
a throw away system after the battery is flat
pop in is a fresh battery

Number of rotors: 4
Max flight time: 20 min.
Max speed: 11 m/s
Camera resolution: 12 Mpx
Control system: Remote Control + Phone/Tablet
Gps: yes
Automatic landing: yes

Lily Camera - Pros & Cons

tracking speed
high photo quality
and easy to use features
offers more features that work better
stream was stable
clear
and it produces utterly gorgeous images
capable of speeds up to 40 kilometers per hour
solid and well-built
make it easy to shoot compelling lifestyle images
Size is actually pretty good
It is good
definitely

this is not a crowd-funding operation
a throw away system after the battery is flat
pop in is a fresh battery
The camera on the Lily is also limited
The Lily does not offer spring-loaded arms
who has had a rough time
the app does not work as you d like
It also does not have a controller
no joysticks
FPV monitors and antennas
the built-in power supply of the drone
lack of funds to start production
Hover Passport Camera Drone
Parrot Bebop Drone 2
annoying noise factor
lack of object avoidance
No protective/aerodynamic rings around rotors again
clacking of DSLR shutters was bad

Lily - Video Reviews (9)

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Lily Camera - Full Specifications

Max Flight Time	20.0 min.
Max Speed	11.0 m/s

Camera Resolution	12.0 Mpx
VR headset compatible	no
Live View	no
Video Resolution	1080p
Video File Formats	H.264 MP4

Number Of Rotors	4
Wingspan	14.53 in
Weight	45.86 oz
Body Material	Aluminum/Carbon Fiber
Rotor Material	Plastic
Colour of product	Black
Width	10.28 in
Depth	10.28 in
Height	3.19 in
Led Lights	yes

Primary use	Film & Photography
Control System	Remote Control + Phone/Tablet
Software Type	Proprietary
Parts Available	Motors Rotor Guards Rotors

Ready To Fly	yes
Bind and fly	no
Altitude Hold	no
Position Hold	yes
Headless Mode	no
Collision Avoidance	no
Return to home function	no
Follow me function	yes
Flight Planning	no
GPS	yes
Autonomous Flight	yes
Automatic Landing	yes

Frequency	2.4 GHz
Range	30
Battery Type	Lithium-Ion

Type	Lithium Ion

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Lily Camera Lily - Editorial Reviews (3)

Lily Camera The Lily Camera is the point-and-shoot camera of drones

CNET

Published: 12.05.2015

The Lily Camera is the point-and-shoot camera of drones

Just toss this compact quadcopter into the air and it takes flight, keeping its camera on you and whatever you do.

Lily Camera Lily Camera flies itself and follows its owner

DPReview

Published: 13.05.2015

Lily Camera flies itself and follows its owner

Lily Robotics has unveiled Lily Camera, a self-flying drone designed to autonomously track and record its owner. Once it's thrown into the air it begins automatically following its target, which is anyone in possession of the accompanying GPS tracking device. Its camera captures 1080/60p HD video and 12MP stills, and the device itself is waterproof to 1 meter underwater. Read more

Lily Camera Review: Meet Lily, The Throw-and-Go Flying Camera

Fstoppers

Published: 12.05.2015

Review: Meet Lily, The Throw-and-Go Flying Camera

I'm not someone who is big into drones and flying cameras -- mostly because they take a lot of effort to learn how to fly. More importantly, there are typically many more things I'd rather spend my money on. Then I received an email from Antoine Balaresque, CEO of Lily Robotics, introducing me to Lily, and I threw all those reasons out the window. Early last week I had the opportunity for Antoine to come down from New York City to meet with me so I could test out this crazy little bugger.