Cinematic flight starts with a clear frame.
Nothing ruins a shot like a prop blade drifting into the corner. A deadcat geometry spreads the front arms wide so a forward-tilted camera sees sky, not plastic.
Open this build in 3DFREE TO DESIGN · REVIEWED BEFORE PRODUCTION
- Frame
- Deadcat
- Envelope
- 200 × 200 mm
- Arms
- 6 mm
- Flight
- Cinematic
- Modules
- CameraGPS mastFPV antennas
- 01
Deadcat keeps the shot clean
Front motors sit wider than the rear pair, pulling the props outside the camera’s field of view.
- 02
Slow and steady by design
Choose the Cinematic flight preference. It tells our review team you value smooth, damped movement over snap.
- 03
Quiet colours, careful lines
Chalk white finishes read well in behind-the-scenes photos and keep attention on your footage, not the aircraft.
Is there a gimbal?
The camera housing is fixed and tilted. Stabilisation hardware is discussed during review.
Can I see props in the camera?
Our 3D preview shows the geometry. Final field-of-view checks happen with real hardware.
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