For the shooting needs of complex indoor environments, GEPRC has recently released the 2 inch Cinewhoop CineLog20. Available in Link Wasp, O3 AIR Unit, Walksnail, and Analog four mainstream video transmission system on the market.
The CineLog20 continues the CineLog series with a lightweight pusher design, and the redesigned camera gimbal vibration reduction solution provides an excellent mounting platform for O3 AIR Unit shooting, which can achieve excellent anti-shake effect. The O3 AIR Unit version can shoot 4K 120fps video without mounting any camera. It is lighter in weight and has a longer battery life.
It adopts GEPRC SPEEDX2 1303.5 5500KV motor and GEP-F411-35A AIO. Equipped with Emax 4-blade propellers, reasonable and efficient power system makes the CineLog20 very quiet and has a long battery life, making your flight and shooting more assured. Using the one-piece injection molding camera mount, you can quickly mount GEPRC naked GoPro 8/9/10/11 cameras, Action2, insta360 Go2, Peanut and other light and small action cameras.
Feature
Designed to mount a shock-absorbing gimbal under the independent FPV camera to reduce jello of FPV Goggles image, with good anti-shake effect.
Provide mainstream Link Wasp, O3 AIR Unit, and Walksnail HD video transmission versions, Bind-N-Fly to save the trouble of building and tuning.
2 inch pusher design, small size and lightweight, more suitable for complex and narrow environments flight shooting.
SPEEDX2 1303.5 5500KV motor with Emax four-blade propellers make the flight shooting unhurried.
Continuing the vibration dampening structure of the CineLog series, which can effectively eliminate the jello of the image caused by the body when flying with a Naked GoPro mounted.
The GEPRC Team’s splendid tuning and the overall flight feel are delicate and flexible.
This is my first quad with the O3 Air Unit for my new Integra goggles. Obviously the video system is top notch, but I am happy with this guy for other reasons. Small enough and safe to fly inside. Fast enough and fun to fly outside, although I have not done any real tricks with it yet, just love how easy it is to hit little gaps. Seems to handle higher winds as good as my 3 inch freestyle quads. My only slight regret is the shorter flight times, but I am still trying to figure out if I can find a setting to increase that somehow. Like a dummy I updated the ESC BlueJay firmware without taking a screenshot of the previous settings, I keep wondering if that has anything to do with it.
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Nick Zagorianakos
Customer Service is Terrible
Received a dead quad. One of the motors is not working. Submitted a ticket to get service or a replacement almost TWO WEEKS AGO and got a single response email CCing the manufacturer and that's all. I have a wonderful $500 brick in my possession! Customer service FAIL!
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Manuel S Ortega
Fun little cinematic whoop to fly!
Love this little thing. I love this cause you can fly this rig over people due to the weight regulations ! It’s kind of hoppy indoors if you don’t have good throttle control.
Flies nice enough but I guess I’m used to thrashing my tinyhawk3 at a playground. One pretty average bang while flying around under my piano broke the frame in 3 places. I was baffled at how it took so much damage. The warranty is still pretty expensive when you consider shipping. We’ll see how the replacement goes.
