I bought HGLRC Sector132 4K BNF hoping to have some 4K whooping but unfortunately, the HGLRC Zeus F4 AIO FC has a faulty ESC. Therefore, I rebuild my Sector132 with some spares parts that I have in my inventory.

The dry weight is 148g so I decided to remove the props protector and just use the 3 inch props for this build.
With GNB 4s 850mAh lipo (112g), I get around 7-8 mins of cruising flight time.

Following video is my first flight, I did not do any hard ripping. No color grade done to see Caddx Tarsier 4k 30fps recording performance and microphone on for motors sound analysis. Sorry that this is just an FPV cruising as it is early in the morning with puddles of water in the grass field. So, I can't risk my newly build quad with freestyle maneuvers.

To get smooth cinematic footages without a GoPro, you will need to do some post-stabilization and following video are the comparison of some video editors stabilization features in the market:

• DaVinci Resolve (FREE!) vs
• PowerDirector vs
• Filmora (Free with watermark)

Sorry, I have money for FPV but no money for Adobe Premiere.

After testing different video editors, I find that DaVinci Resolve has the best post-stabilization with creating much weird artifacts. PLUS this software is FREE! However, there are different algorithms and settings for their stabilization feature and following video are a comparison between the different stabilization algorithms in DaVinci Resolve.

Hope these comparison videos helps!