Fast, forward, long – and with better cameras. Originally upgraded the new DJI Mavik 4 Pro on its predecessor on every front and has a unique trick, 360 ° Infinity Gimbal.
The gimbal Dutch can rotate a full 360-degree for angle and vertical video. It can also see 70 ° for dramatic shots.
This gimbal has three cameras: Wide, Medium Tele and Long Tele. The main is a 100mp hasselblad camera with a large four -third sensor and a wide 28 mm lens (above 20MP sensor). This module has an adjustable aperture from f/2.0 to F/11.
DJI Mavik 4 Pro Details on three cameras
This is followed by a medium telephoto camera, a 48mp 1/1.3 “unit with a 70 mm lens (it is similar to the 3 Pro camera). Then there is a tall telephoto module with 50MP 1/1.5” sensor and 168 mm lens (f/2.8 apartment), which is a noted upgraded from 12MP 1/2 “module on 3 Pro with 3 Pro.
Three cameras promise continuously reproduction, so you can easily cut between them. All three support 10-bit D-log, D-log M and HLG color profiles. You can get 4K/60fps HDR video with at least 13 stops of dynamic range from any one camera.
Hasselblad can go up to 6K/60fps, the main camera and has 16 stops of the dynamic range. For a slow clip, the main and medium tele cameras have 4K/120fps mode, while the tall tele 4K/100fps.
DJI Mavik 4 Pro
The DJI Mavik 4 Pro has a 95Wh battery, which provides more power – the drone can fly for 51 minutes and reach a top speed of 90 km/h. For comparison, 3 Pro can remain an altaft for up to 43 minutes.
Advanced DJI O4+ Transmission System lets you fly the drone to 41 km range. If you live up to 30 km range, you will get a 10-bit HDR video transmission.
The new model has six fish cameras with low-light capacity and double processor to avoid navigation and collision. They obtain prevention from omnipresent obstruction up to 65 km/h in low light. In good light, the drone will map its environment and can return home even without GPS reception. Activetrack can track 360 ° system topics, even if they are partially unclear and can detect vehicles from 200 meters away.
DJI also introduces a new remote, DJI RC Pro2. It has a 7 ”mini-LED display and 128 GB built-in memory. The battery life is up to 4 hours. You can record the audio using an on-board microphone or by pairing DJI Mike.
Additionally, Mavic 4 Pro can be used with parallel charging hubs. It can charge up to three batteries – it gives more power to the battery with the lowest charge and once they have levels, it charges them all equally. A battery can be charged in 50 minutes, all three take 90 minutes.
DJI RC Pro 2 Controller and Parallel Charging Hub
There are also some clever tricks in this hub – for example, it can take electricity from the charge battery and spread it to the battery that needs to be charged. Or you can use it as 100W Power Bank to charge your phone and laptop.
DJI’s Quicktransfer feature can use the DJI fly app to pull the video from the drone up to 80MB/s using Wi-Fi 6-you can do this while the drone is removed in its bag. You can also use USB-C cable for fast wired transfer.
DJI Mavik 4 Pro will not be available in America, but it is available in Europe. The original package includes drones (with 64GB built-in storage), a battery and more basic DJI RC 2 remote. It costs € 2,100.
The fly peacock combo is € 2,700 and adds two additional batteries, a 100W USB-C power adapter, charging hub and a shoulder bag to carry everything. Finally, the manufacturer Combo has a drone with more underlying storage (512GB), new DJI RC Pro 2 remote, 240W power adapter and USB C-TO-C data cable. This package is a heavy € 3,540.
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