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The H12 is a beginner-oriented quadcopter with a triple-camera gimbal setup, obstacle sensing and waypoint flight. Its headline claim is long endurance, which puts it against budget camera drones that typically run out of battery well before a long flight. The triple-lens arrangement gives several focal lengths from one airframe, and the Fly app adds guided setup and route planning. It suits first-time pilots and casual aerial photographers more than serious videographers, who will want a stabilized single-sensor camera and proven flight reliability.
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The H12 is a foldable camera drone with a triple-camera system. It has three sensors and lenses with different focal lengths. The Fly app provides flight instructions and online support.
Eight wide-angle vision sensors work with a vision computing engine to sense obstacles in all directions and plan a safe route around them. The drone can fly a route automatically from preset waypoints and repeat it. It can also hold a flight direction without constant stick input, and it has a Return to Home function.
Shooting modes include Hyperlapse for time-lapse video and Panorama for 180-degree or 360-degree photos. Webcast streams live video from the drone camera to social media or other live streaming platforms. The 10-bit D-Log M color mode records up to one billion colors. All three cameras support Apple ProRes 422 HQ, ProRes 422 and ProRes 422 LT encoding.
