For seasoned pilots searching for an aerial upgrade, the DJI Mavic 3 is a better fit. Following a firmware update which unlocked key features like QuickShots, the Mavic 3 is finally the aerial powerhouse that DJI promised. Fronted by a Four Thirds camera with dji drones adjustable aperture, it also features a secondary telephoto lens, better battery life and improved collision avoidance, all in a bundle that’s lighter than the Mavic 2 Pro. For professionals who can justify the price tag, it’s DJI’s best drone to date.
FLIGHT AT YOUR FINGERTIPSIn TapFly mode, just envision your shot and Spark captures it for you. Tap your phone screen and Spark, using vision technology, flies in the direction of your tap or exactly where phantom 4 you tapped while actively sensing obstacles. A significant improvement seen on both the Phantom 3 Advanced and Phantom 3 Standard was the integration of GLONASS in addition to their GPS systems.
EP) was officially released on March 9, 2020, although it was first teased in a YouTube RoboMaster S1 commercial on November 25, 2019. On August 8, 2020, DJI formally launched an upgraded version named RoboMaster EP Core. Intended to be a counterpart to the Engineer robot from the competition, the EP Core features a gripper and numerous infrared distance sensors that can detect between 0.1–10 m (3.9 in – 32 ft 9.7 in).
There are some circumstances now where the Mavic 2 Enterprise Advanced, below, might be an adequate alternative, but the weather protection and flexibility means this aircraft will always be able to do more. The Mavic 2 Pro took advantage of DJI’s acquisition of iconic camera manufacturer Hasselblad back in 2017 – incorporating Hasselblad’s processing algorithms into the best camera found on any compact drone. We noted at the beginning of the Mavic 3’s mention that its size made it an exceptional device for a 4/3-sensor camera.
The new FPV system lets pilots see from the drone’s perspective in low-latency high-definition video thanks to “O3”, the third iteration of DJI’s proprietary OcuSync technology. It allows pilots to capture ultra-smooth and stable 4K video at 60 fps with the stabilization of RockSteady electronic image stabilization. In addition, the Phantom 4 featured a fully stabilized 3-Axis gimbal system with a stunning 4k 12-megapixel camera, 5 km of range, and up to 27 minutes of flight time. With all of its new and improved features, in addition to brand new intelligent flight modes including ActiveTrack and TapFly, the Phantom 4 instantly became the most sought-after drone in the industry. With the success of the Phantom 4, DJI launched a new era of UAV technology wherein drones could intelligently work alongside pilots to create stunning and creative aerial footage. Because it has a smaller sensor than its siblings, image quality naturally falls short of the Mavic 2 Pro and Air 2S, but its videos and photos are more than good enough for pro use in the right light.