Skydroid C11 3-axis gimbal camera

Skydroid C11 3-axis gimbal camera

The Skydroid C11 3-axis gimbal camera delivers professional stabilization and crisp imaging in a remarkably lightweight package. Equipped with a next-generation imaging chip, this system features a high-definition, distortion-free lens that captures true-to-life visuals. It provides a exceptionally wide field of view, so you can monitor vast landscapes effortlessly. Because it has an 8-megapixel effective sensor, every recording reveals intricate details clearly. The device supports powerful 4K ultra-high-definition video recording and photography. Consequently, you can save beautiful moments exactly as they unfold.

Key Features

• Next-generation imaging chips deliver outstandingly clear image quality.

• The integrated camera features an advanced HD distortion-free lens design.

• An 8-megapixel sensor captures highly detailed 4K aerial videos.

• The system provides a widely expansive field of view during operation.

• Advanced 30x digital zoom easily brings distant scenic views up close.

• An industrial-grade 3-axis stabilization structure eliminates sudden image jitter.

• Shock-absorbing tracking balls actively isolate multi-angle drone vibrations.

• Intelligent algorithms enable locked target tracking via the FPV application.

Specifications

• Sensor Size Specification: 1/2.8 inch 8MP lens.

• Lens Aperture Rating: F2.0 with 3.1mm focal length.

• Recording Video Resolution: 3840×2160 pixels at 30fps.

• Live Image Transmission: 1280×720 pixel low-latency RTSP stream.

• Main Video Signal Interface: High-speed network LAN port.

• Operational System Voltage: Wide input range from 12V to 80V.

• Controllable Pitch Boundary: Mechanical tilt range from -90 to +10 degrees.

Applications

Commercial pilots regularly mount the Skydroid C11 3 axis gimbal camera onto enterprise multirotors for infrastructure inspections. Because it handles various vehicle specifications, it integrates smoothly onto diverse search and rescue drone platforms. Security teams also utilize the inverted mounting mode on unmanned ground vehicles and patrol ships. Furthermore, agricultural operators employ the 30x zoom feature to check remote crop conditions without flying too close.