First Impressions: DJI Mavic Air (The Drone That Fits Into a Coat Pocket)

Today, the new DJI Mavic Air was announced to an absolutely astounded crowd. Designed to be put into a coat pocket and carried anywhere along with your phone, the remote and all the other stuff that you normally bring with you the new DJI Mavic Air also brings with it a lot of technology built right into it.

For starters, there is a 3 axis gimbal that works in conjunction with the 12MP camera. At the heart of the camera is a 1/2. 3" CMOS sensor. Not that big, we know--but everything you're shooting also has a very deep perspective. There are cameras and sensors all over the body to help protect it from crashing into things. Additionally, the antennae were designed to be fit into the landing gear yet face outward to ensure that the signal connection stays strong. It's designed to be high wind resistant and has some pretty cool features such as a smart pathing technology and hand gestures that are built in. .

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2018-1-24 23:44

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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