The remote is smaller and the Mavic Pro flies a tad slower, but can go further and it’s in the prime of its life with new accessories only recently being announced. This new drone takes the Phantom 4 Pro, adds in OcuSync connectivity, updated ESCs and high-efficiency propellers to improve the flight experience. Just another step above, making the decision to buy the original Phantom 4 harder to make.
Draw a route on the screen, and the phantom 4 Pro V2.0 will move in that direction while keeping its altitude locked. This allows the pilot to focus on camera control and enables more complex shots. Just tap an area on the screen and the drone will go there, using obstacle avoidance to arrive safely.
The 1-inch sensor is about four times the size of the more typical 1/2.3-inch class used by most drones , flagship smartphones, and point-and-shoot cameras. Extra obstacle sensors are nothing to sneeze at, but the real reason to opt for the Pro over the standard Phantom 4 is the camera. The Pro uses an all-new video camera with a 1-inch image sensor, 4K video recording at up to 60p, and 20MP Raw and JPG image capture.
The most advanced consumer/entry-level professional drone from DJI, the Phantom 4 Pro+ V2.0, is now available with an OcuSync HD controller and a 5.5-inch screen. The surveying professional is only one part of a very complex network of individuals that includes foremen, clients, contractors, and tradesmen. They may have been the initial aerial data gatekeepers, but now, Propeller’s primary users are tying their moving parts together using 3D drone models. To achieve centimeter-level positioning data, the P4RTK uses a TimeSync system to coordinate its camera and RTK module, ensuring the most accurate geospatial information is tagged to each and every image. In addition, TimeSync centers the positioning data to the optical center of the camera, which helps ensure image data accuracy is maintained during processing.
As a result, non-RTK projects can have entire quadrants with unverifiable data. With a non-RTK drone, like the phantom 4 Pro, ground control quantity and distribution is critical. On the other hand, the Phantom 4 RTK can get you 0.1’ vertical accuracy with a single ground control point because of the onboard GNSS module and the DJI base station. The Phantom 4 Pro drone uses a brand new camera lens optimized for aerial imaging, with an aperture range from F2.8 to F11 and a 24mm equivalent focal length. It’s equipped with a mechanical shutter and adjustable aperture range, with auto focus support.
With TapFly Forward, the Pro+ V2.0 will go forward to where your tap points it, with the camera and gimbal straight ahead. In TapFly Backward, the drone flies backwards in the direction opposite of where you tapped on the screen, with the camera and gimbal again aimed to the front of the aircraft. In effect, the dji mini 2 fly more combo Pro camera is as powerful as most traditional ground cameras.