I have not been able to fly the Digital Eagle as much as I would have liked, due to the fact that there are strict rules and regulations in place in China, so the flying opportunities are limited even though my drone is legally registered with the government agency.

However, I have come up with an idea of how I can get over this, and that is to use my Insta360 X4, attached to the 3m and 1.5m extension poles, I just need to practice and perfect the technique. So the next time I go the Great Wall or any other place of interest filming, I will use the Digital Giraffe as hopefully it will be less obvious and conspicuous.

The great thing about the Insta360 X4, is that I am able to simulate drone shots with the various extensions. Living in China, drones are limited in their usage, and there is no chance that they can be used in downtown areas, particularly in Beijing. In fact, the drone GPS systems create no-fly zones that will prevent you drone from launching if it is detected to be in one of these zones. In fact, in some tourist attractions they even liming to height of selfie sticks to 1.3m. 

In rural areas where drones are forbidden, I am able to use my DIGITAL GIRAFFE, which consists of the Insta360 3m+1.5m extensions poles to get drone like shots.