2023-07-28 14:06:00
DJI has finally brought advanced camera systems to its non-professional drone lineup. It launched the DJI Air 3, the successor to the popular Air 2S and the drone that brought the 1-inch sensor to the masses. The Air 3 already has dual cameras, both wide and telephoto. But both sensors on the DJI Air 3 are 48MP 1/1.3in, slightly smaller than the 20MP 1in, but the main camera has a much brighter f/1.7 lens (vs. 22mm f/2.8 on the Air 2S) and a quad- Bayer will process 12MP images by default. But you can still shoot at full 48MP resolution. As per the specs, the main wide camera is a 24mm f/1.7 camera, the telephoto is a 70mm f/2.8, and both lenses have. The autofocus system is the same. In terms of video recording specifications, it is also impressive. It supports recording up to 10-bit HLG and has a new D-Log M profile and supports 4K at up to 100fps without cropping. The DJI Air 3 supports omnidirectional obstacle avoidance (backward, forward, sideways, up and down). This now works even in subject-tracking mode too. It also features DJI’s latest OcuSync 4.0 with a theoretical transmission range of up to 20 km. The DJI Air 3 has a large 4,241mAh battery that lasts up to 46 minutes of flight, which is significantly better than the Air 2S. 3 available now In Thailand, the price starts at 34990 baht, which comes with a regular DJI RC-N2 controller and for the Fly More Combo DJI RC-N2 pack with the same controller and two extra batteries at a price of 42490 and finally the Fly More Combo that Premium with two extra batteries and a DJI RC 2 remote with a built-in 5.5-inch 1080p 700-nit display.
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