A first the Inspire captured the imaginations of photographers and filmmakers alike with its high-definition system. Now there is a new inspiration: the DJI Inspire 2. Taking a lead from the first Inspire, version 2 is even better than the original camera drone.

Wireless Control

The advent of wireless, remote operation via Smartphone and other mobile devices has created more options for photographers everywhere. So many things can be operated from a telephone via one or another app downloaded there. This technology has entered the lives of videographers and photographers too with the DJI Inspire 2. Have fun or create an award-winning, professional video for television viewers around the world to see.

Technology

Version 2 of the Inspire camera contains new processors capable of 5.2K recording, with sharper resolution from Apple ProRes, and speeds of up to 80 kilometers per hour reached in a matter of seconds. Maximum speed is an amazing 108 kph.

Descent speed is quick but not damagingly so: 9 meters per second. Although this is a fast-flying camera drone, the DJI Inspire 2 is also agile, light, and small, capable of 360-degree rotation.

Two batteries keep this machine in the air for almost 27 minutes with a 7-km range, even if temperatures drop. Self-heating enables the system to withstand a significant chill. The Inspire is capable of precisely controlled hovering too when you bring it indoors.

Avoiding Airborne Obstacles

For the most part, this camera will be flying past anything that might get in the way. In case there is something in the Inspire’s airspace, a sensor detects obstacles up to 30m in the distance so the camera can fly around them when flying no faster than 54 kph. Infrared sensors detect what’s above the drone too.

It’s an intelligent machine which enables one to fulfill a creative, complex photographic vision. Better video transmission can now handle dual channel, dual signal, and is able to stream video in order for two or more people to work as a team on a project. Select a focus for your tracking system and shoot the film in Composition Mode or Quick Mode.

Intelligent

A camera operator is the real brains behind this project, but he isn’t without an intelligent partner in the form of this high-tech drone. The DJI Inspire 2 recognizes people and objects, moving or still. Tell it what you want to hone in on and let this drone track objects forward and below.

It also uses a real-time flight route map. If the drone loses its signal, however, it does the sensible thing and returns along the path it knows to find its starting point once more unless a signal is restored.

Made for Durability

The DJI Inspire 2 flying camera is made from a light but tough blend of magnesium and aluminum. Arms are constructed from carbon fiber, one of the most durable modern materials around. Then there is the tech on-board, but you’d be surprised at how little material is needed to enable streaming, storage, recording, and more.

The Inspire uses video formatting, creates high resolution images, and stores video on the DJI CINESSD plus an SD card. Copy files rapidly and you won’t need another piece of software to do it.

Drones are among the latest, most popular high-tech inventions with the potential to be both entertaining and useful at a higher level. Christmas is coming; is there a photography nut in your life or a professional videographer who wants to expand his business?

You see these types of machines used in professional and even for military applications too. They are enjoyed by families taking pictures and video of a kids’ soccer game from above.

The DJI Mavic Pro has the power to change the way you look at memories of good times and important ones.

Buy the Mavic Pro

You could say this is a family gift; a single gift to unwrap this Christmas for everyone’s enjoyment. Put away the video games and make your own entertainment. Travel and video; see the sights and photograph them. The cost is about $1,000.

Features of the DJI Mavic Pro

With its big character, you might be expecting a large product. The Mavic Pro is easy to transport, folding to the compact size of a water bottle. It can fly at as much as 40 miles per hour and it’s possible to fly it from your Smartphone using Wi-Fi. You don’t need a lot of accessories and extra gadgets for an afternoon of play, though the battery will need recharging.

Sophisticated and Compact

Although it is only a little device, the DJI Mavic Pro uses 24 high-end cores and has a 7-km range when nothing interferes with controls and visuals in a person’s air space. A wide, open area with no trees is best like a huge sports field or, if you’re in a hilly area, up at the top away from tall plants, buildings, and people. There are 5 vision sensors on-board to collect all the crucial images from an event or a scene. Capture a vision from many angles.

Compare Toys

If your last drone was a Phantom 4, you will be amazed by how tiny the Mavic Pro is. DJI created an awesome, enjoyable product measuring only 1/6th of the Phantom 4’s dimensions. Traveling with your drone is now easier than ever. It still flies for up to 27 minutes for a maximum of 13 kilometers or 8 miles.

New Technology

DJI utilizes a new form of transmission tech, the OcuSync. This is what gives you that 7-km or 4.3-mile range, as long as the controller has the drone in sight. Stream high definition video live from the drone over the internet to friends or back at a meeting of potential backers for your sports team, off-road vehicle, or whatever you are filming in action. Stream live pictures of grandkids to mom and dad.

Protected Drone

At their website, DJI goes into a lot of detail about this device they are so proud of. Another excellent aspect of its build is that the DJI made a smart machine. They protect it from getting bumped and broken in ways which sound minimal but could really destroy your efforts.

The Mavic detects obstacles from up to 15 meters away using FlightAutonomy, new tech to protect your high-end toy. A Mavic Pro will either come to a halt awaiting instructions or will go over or around an obstacle.

Precise Movements

DJI utilizes satellites to position their drone, like the tech used for GPS. This enables you to really hone in on a spot and bring the Mavic to a hover in one very precise spot. Satellite reception is essential, but that sort of technology is becoming super-reliable, especially in a landscape unimpeded by tall buildings or mountains.

4K High Definition

Do you know what it means when graphics are described as “4k?” That means the visuals you receive back from this drone are crisp, clear, and authentic. Add the stabilization feature and you couldn’t ask for better camera-work in mid-air. DJI employs Adobe DNG RAW support for their 12-MP camera.