Huge news broke out of the camera drone/action cam industry last night. Nick Woodman—GoPro founder and CEO—just confirmed what rumors have been saying about a year: GoPro will indeed be releasing its very own camera drone!

Details are still very limited, but Woodman dropped the bombshell during an interview at Re/Code’s Code Conference. Here’s the official confirmation, posted by Re/Code on their Twitter account:

It’s not hard to imagine why GoPro is making this move—a lightweight quadcopter and a GoPro are basically a match made in heaven. But the official news does probably drive a bit of a wedge between GoPro and the most prolific camera drone maker: DJI.

Up until now, if you were attaching a GoPro to a drone, chances were very good that drone was some sort of DJI Phantom. Starting sometime in the first half of 2016, that might change.

Here are a few examples of aerial photos captured by 500px community members using small quadcopter drones… usually with a GoPro attached:

Photograph Serpentine by Cliq asbl on 500px

Serpentine by Cliq asbl on 500px

Photograph Pont d'Avignon, Avignon, France by Romeo Durscher on 500px

Pont d'Avignon, Avignon, France by Romeo Durscher on 500px

Photograph Cabo da Roca by Maximilian Xavier on 500px

Cabo da Roca by Maximilian Xavier on 500px

Photograph Pigeon Point Lighthouse by Romeo Durscher on 500px

Pigeon Point Lighthouse by Romeo Durscher on 500px

Photograph Winter and sunset at old Tallinn by Kaupo Kalda on 500px

Winter and sunset at old Tallinn by Kaupo Kalda on 500px

Photograph Point of Ayr by James Farley on 500px

Point of Ayr by James Farley on 500px

Woodman wouldn’t share any pricing details during the interview, but he did say that GoPro is a “consumer focused company,” seeming to suggest that GoPro’s drone offering will be in line with DJI or Parrot’s more affordable options.

[H/T PetaPixel]