DJI Mini 3 Pro (DJI RC)

DJI Mini 3 Pro (DJI RC)

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Care-free Creation - Weighing less than 249 g, Mini 3 Pro doesn't require registration in most countries and regions. The foldable and compact design also makes it easy to carry on any adventure.

Seriously Pro Shots - Capture your world in remarkable detail with 4K/60fps video and 48MP photos. The advanced camera system supports dual native ISO and f/1.7 aperture for high-quality imagery, night and day.

Perfect Portraits in a Tap - The redesigned DJI Mini 3 Pro offers True Vertical Shooting for portrait shots, ideal for social media. The gimbal rotates 90, so you don't have to compromise image quality.

Sweet Air Time - Enjoy an extended flight time of up to 34 minutes and capture and explore more of your surroundings.

Fly with Confidence - DJI Mini 3 Pro features tri-directional obstacle sensing and APAS 4.0, bringing unrivaled safety to the Mini series.

Create and Share On the Go - DJI Mini 3 Pro offers an extensive range of intelligent features including FocusTrack, True Vertical Shooting, MasterShots, Timelapse, QuickTransfer, and more.

Includes the new DJI RC, which has the DJI Fly App pre-installed and a built-in 5.5-inch HD display for crisp viewing even in direct sunlight.

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Product Description

Overview

The mini-sized, mega-capable DJI Mini 3 Pro is just as powerful as it is portable. Weighing less than 249 g and with upgraded safety features, it's not only regulation-friendly, it's also the safest in its series. With a 1/1.3-inch sensor and top-tier features, it redefines what it means to fly Mini.

Note

1. Standard aircraft weight (including DJI Mini 3 Pro Intelligent Flight Battery, propellers, and a microSD card). The actual product weight may vary due to differences in batch materials and external factors. Registration is not required in some countries and regions. Check local rules and regulations before use.

2. APAS 4.0 is not available while recording 4K/48fps, 4K/50fps, 4K/60fps, 2.7K/48fps, 2.7K/50fps, 2.7K/60fps and 1080p/120fps video.

3. HDR video does not support video recording at over 30fps.

4. FocusTrack is not available while recording 4K/48fps, 4K/50fps, 4K/60fps, 2.7K/48fps, 2.7K/50fps, 2.7K/60fps, 1080p/48fps, 1080p/50fps, 1080p/60fps, and 1080p/120fps video.

5. Measured at a constant speed of 21.6 kph in windless conditions.

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Overall: For the use I bought it for, and for the capability provided, and considering the price I paid, I'd give this drone a solid B+ or A-. It's a great tool worth the money and gives the user a ton of options for clear, discreet and reliable observation. Carry on.

I'm not a photographer. I literally couldn't care less what lenses or image adjustments there are. I bought this as an observation tool at the recommendation of a police sargeant I know. Couple of key facts that any user should know:#5 strobe lights turn off when filming. The drone has green strobes on the front propeller arms that flash during flight. These automatically turn off when you start recording video. If you're having trouble seeing your drone stop recording. If you want your drone invisible at night hit record.

#1 obstacle avoidance does not work at night or even in low light. No exceptions. If you're flying at night you are on your own.

#2 the vertical flight adjustment control is opposite than that of an aircraft or simulator. Pushing the joysticks forward makes the drone go up. Pulling it towards you makes the drone go down. This is not adjustable or alterable and there's literally petitions to get this changed or have a firmware update. Anyone accustomed to standard flight controls should note the learning curve. The nerds at DJI got this one wrong.

#3 virtually no night vision capability in no-light situations, very decent night vision in low-light situations. The camera is exceptional, is just really really great. With almost any ambient artificial light you can see well at night due to the clarity of the image. However, with only moon or stars you're flying virtually blind. From an observation standpoint this is probably only good in urban environments.

#4 wow this thing is quiet. At 70ft above an objective your average person would have no idea it's there. You do the math. #6 payload is about 100-120 grams depending on how it's oriented and fastened. Thats equivalent to about five CR123 batteries, two 12ga rounds, or one Modlite IR Flashlight with the battery in. #7 You cannot use active-tracking on a moving target. Anything you're trying to track must start stationary then start moving. That said the controls of this drone are incredibly smooth and with 10 minutes of practice you can probably learn a better center orientation than active track would provide.

Overall: For the use I bought it for, and for the capability provided, and considering the price I paid, I'd give this drone a solid B+ or A-. It's a great tool worth the money and gives the user a ton of options for clear, discreet and reliable observation. Carry on.

some time with it. I live in a very cold environment- MN- and I have yet to fly this drone in temps above 30 degrees F. Many of my flights have been in the 10's F and this thing has no problems with cold temps, I've had no issues with anything. I did go to the DJI website and downloaded the manual (I see reviews that say there's no setup information but I had no issues with setup and the manual is pretty complete). Plenty of Youtube help, as well. I will say that if you're considering DJICare, you should purchase it before you get to far along since if you buy it more than 48 hours after your first flight, you'll need to send a photo in proving that the drone is still in good condition. I bought mine before my first flight and it's relatively cheap for flyaway protection, especially if you live in a city with lots of wifi. I've had no problems so far with satellites or drop out/interference. Accessories you'll probably want to get...neck strap for controller, landing pad, a filter set, extra props, 30W phone transformer, microSD card(s) for recording (nice to have the Flymore kit too). It's relatively cheap for flyaway protection, especially if you live in a city with lots of wifi. I've had no problems so far with satellites or drop out/interference. Accessories you'll probably want to get...neck strap for controller, landing pad, a filter set, extra props, 30W phone transformers