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holy smokes. $50k for the red magic! thats...not cheap.

what level camera is used for the higher end jobs? mark III?

does it make sense to start with a larger hex? or should i use up the quad first, then move onto the hex? seems like id be wasting money by going quad...am i wrong? my goals are the best video/image quality possible for the smallest price (without being overly cheap).

and yet another path to consider: a custom, made-to-order build by a local guy. s800 hex frame naza m lite tarot gimbal for gopro 14 channel osd ready shark ready 10-12 min flight time with have been quoted $1200 on the above build (RTF) for a quad using the same specs, have been quoted...

found this outfit out of bangkok: jdrones. does this look like something that would be a worthwhile investment for someone purely interested in aerial imagery, i.e. upgradeable? http://store.jdrones.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=ACHXKIT1ARF

is released worldwide this week for a shade under 900 USD. actually hits thailand tomorrow, because of chinas proximity.

http://1uas.com/DJIPhantom2-H32D what exactly is that? thought the 2 vision came with its own built-in camera (that cant be removed)?

can the 550 handle a DSLR? ive been looking at the f680 ironman kits, but cant find any in thailand. how much more dependable is a hex as opposed to a quad? 1 prop lost and youre done with a quad, right?

Details: - live in Thailand, so access to builds/materials is less than ideal (+VAT is a killer for overseas purchases) - goal is to have something that does professional grade video and stills - budget is <$2000 - am fine with using a GoPro for a while, but want the ability to upgrade to NEX-7...