Welcome to the review of DJI’s Mavic, the foldable videographer. In this article, we will take a look at DJI’s Mavic Air, the foldable videographer.
To start the DJI’s Mavic Air review we can begin with the fact that it is a foldable videographer and easy-to-fly drone that can shoot great 4K video. It is considered the latest and greatest drone from DJI.
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The DJI Mavic Air
The Mavic Pro includes some features the Air doesn’t, but the opposite can also be true. There is a slight edge on battery life and video transmission range of the Mavic Pro. Videos at a “true” 4K resolution of 4,096×2,160 pixels can be recorded by the Mavic Pro. In contrast to the Mavic Pro, The DJI Mavic Air is smarter due to its technology. Its technology makes the fly easier and can keep the drone itself out of danger.
The DJI Mavic Air’s battery life
To continue DJI’s Mavic Air review, we must mention the battery life. The flight time of this folding 4K mini drone is up to 21 minutes. The ideal condition for the DJI’s Mavic Air to fly is when there is no wind. You are free to buy extra batteries for this folding 4K mini drone. With the “Fly More” package for $999, £949, AU$1,599, additional propellers, two extra batteries, and a multi-battery charging hub can be added.
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Flying by using the force
Several features of this folding 4K mini drone are unique. Its new SmartCapture mode is a good sign of its intelligence that gives you the ability to fly the drone with simple hand gestures. With this mode, you can make it take off or land on the ground or even fly it toward you or away from you.
Another feature that can be more useful than SmartCapture can be its QuickShot flight modes. This feature includes a group of preset flight paths that can record short videos while tracking a subject.
The folding 4K mini drone is a smart flying robot
There is no doubt that QuickShot modes and SmartCapture are great features for occasional use, but there comes a time when you want to use the controller. You will have full control of the drone along with a 720p-resolution view from its camera. Moreover, it is enjoyable to use the controller. By enabling the Sport mode, you can fly it up to 42.5 mph (68.4 kph).
One of the newest features of the DJI Mavic Air is that it moves over or around obstacles automatically with the help of its new Advanced Pilot Assistance Systems. During the flying with this feature, you will get a warning from the drone that says you are close to something or someone.
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The new drone, new camera
At first, you may think that its camera is just like the Mavic Pro, but a new image processor was added to create 32-megapixel panoramic photos and also it can record 4K -resolution video at up to 30 frames per second at a bit rate of 100Mbps. The result of high bit rates is big files so you may want to have a card for the MicroSD slot.
In addition to the QuickShot and SmartCapture modes, there are some other video features too. You can drop the speed of the drone down by Tripod. As a result, your desired frame can be achieved easier. Moreover, the stopping distance can be extended by the Cinematic option to avoid jerking movements in your video. Up to 16 subjects will be detected by ActiveTrack on the Air. If you tab on one of the subjects, the drone will follow it from behind or the side.
Best travel drone
It is easier to travel with smaller drones. One of the most wonderful things about the Mavic Air is its size. Now that we have reached the end of DJI’s Mavic Air review, we can say that this is the best drone you can buy.
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