We also have some exclusive leaked images and latest Drone News and updates for the DJI Mini 5 Pro drone. From the images, it is very much confirmed that the upcoming DJI Mini 5 Pro will fall under the 249-gram category with the standard setup. You don’t have to worry about regulations—no special permission is required to fly the DJI Mini 5 Pro drone. And the best part is this sub-249-gram drone is packed with a 1-inch sensor, which will deliver exceptional video quality as well as stills. Exclusive live images of the drone shared by testers show us the C0 label over the drone. The presence of the C0 label confirms its featherweight status, meaning the drone is under the 249-gram category. So no need for further confirmation or waiting for a standard announcement—we are 100% now confirmed that the standard kit will fall under the 249g category. Let’s explore more features of the drone and the exclusive images.
DJI Mini 5 Pro leaked close up picture showing C0 label proving first drone under 249 grams with a 1 inch sensor.
1. First Look – DJI Mini 5 Pro Sub-249 Gram Design with C0 Label
Our leaked closer photo of the DJI Mini 5 Pro confirms that it weighs under 249 grams with the C0 label. But what does it mean for you? It means worry-free flying from any part of the world without any kind of registration or permission to be taken from the authorities. It also means you need no training or any kind of certificate to fly your own drone.
And the big part of the picture is—the drone carries a large 1-inch sensor with forward-facing LiDAR, equipped with more than 6 sensors to detect and spot obstacles while flying. With the help of the larger sensor, you are getting more dynamic range and more control over the shadows and highlights, meaning you will have excellent latitude in videographic files, so you can easily color grade and extract the maximum details from them.
2. Battery Secrets – Same as Mini 4 Pro for a 36-Minute Flight
Beta testers of the drone reveal that the existing prototypes of the DJI Mini 5 Pro drones use exactly the same battery that you have seen with the Mini 4 Pro or the Mini 3 Pro. It means no changes in the batteries—if you already have a Mini 4 Pro or Mini 3 Pro, you can use the batteries in the new Mini 5 Pro drone. So that’s the advantage we have with the Mini 5 Pro. DJI keeps a kind of easy ecosystem for everyone, so even if you want to upgrade, you don’t have to spend a lot on batteries or other standard kits.
The DJI Mini 5 Pro drone pairs up with the reliable Ocusync transmission system, and the complete 36 minutes of solid flight time give you the ability to capture the highest quality videos possible with the Mini Pro series.
3. Camera with 1-Inch Sensor, 4K Videos Up to 120 Frames Per Second, and More
24mm f/1.8 lens is being paired up with the large 1-inch sensor, so actually—even if you are a professional cinematographer—it practically eliminates the requirement of having a 595-gram DJI Air 3S drone with a large 1-inch sensor.
The larger sensor with extended dynamic range and the ability to capture shadows and highlights better than any other drone in the existing Mini Pro series—the drone also comes packed with a 48mm medium telephoto mode for versatile framing and reframing while you are capturing with the drone.
So that’s not a subtle—this is a massive upgrade over the camera quality of the DJI Mini 5 Pro compared to the DJI Mini 4 Pro.
4. LiDAR as well as Omnidirectional Sensing for Crash-Proof Flights, Even While Shooting Indoors
DJI Mini 5 Pro introduces forward-facing LiDAR alongside omnidirectional obstacle avoidance sensing. All these facilities make this drone completely impossible to crash. The leaked images that we have shared in this post confirm the existence of the LiDAR module upfront, which prevents the drone from crashing even in completely dark light situations.
It’s the exact same system that is backing up the DJI Air 3S as well as Mavic 4’s uncrushable reputation. Now, on the Mini 5 Pro, it powers indoor return-to-home (RTH) functionality. Hit RTH, and it navigates back safely, dodging obstacles like power lines or furniture.
5. Gimbal Freedom – Professional Camera Rotation Similar to DJI Mavic 4S
Just like we have seen in the DJI Mavic 4S, in the DJI Mini 5 Pro drone we are getting gimbal rotation up to 330 degrees with 225 degrees of flexibility even during wild maneuvers. So the level of flexibility we are getting in the Mini 5 Pro drone is very much similar to the DJI Mavic 4S, but obviously, we are getting all these features in a mini form and under a reasonable price.
So we have to understand it completely—it’s not just about the rotation for the twists and turns. We are getting the flexibility paired with the large 1-inch sensor that opens up the door to professional-grade cinematography with your Mini series drone, which is obviously underweight. If we look from each and every perspective, which includes price and features, the DJI Mini 5 Pro drone has everything that makes it the best drone DJI has ever made.
6. Propeller Innovation – New Click-On Design with Low Noise Tips and Redesigned Guards
The new Mini 5 Pro features an easy-swap click-on propeller system. So basically, while using the drone, you don’t actually need any additional tools—just a tap and twist. This makes the portability as well as the usability of the drone while you’re traveling or on the go very easy.
As we all know, DJI spends a lot on the research and development of their drones. So in the new DJI Mini 5 Pro, we can notice the new low-noise tips of the props. They have been designed specifically to create very little noise, making it very much ideal for urban as well as wildlife dronography. So better to say—it’s kind of a mini stealth drone that has the lowest propeller noise possible, creating less disturbance in the environment.
7. Secret Button for Controller-Free Launch and Automatic Power-On
The DJI Mini 5 Pro powers on automatically when you unfold the drone, and it even launches without a controller—just like we have seen in the DJI Neo and the DJI Flip models. The very similar technology has been used here.
Now, you just have to press the button, and it’s airborne and hands-free. So when you need to capture short spontaneous moments or when you are traveling and busy with other equipment, this specific feature makes it the most adaptable Mini series drone till date.
8. DJI Mini 5 Arrival Date – September 2025: What We Know So Far
Early rumors were pointing to the August 7, 2025 date, but those were just hype. The recent leaked information from trusted and authentic sources suggests the upcoming drone will roll out in September 2025. The exact date will be published soon.
9. DJI Mini 5 Pro Price [Expected]
Base Model (DJI Mini 5 Pro with Standard Controller): $899–$999 USD – So we are expecting a 15 to 30% increase over the price of the base model since it carries 1-inch large sensor and enhanced LiDAR tech.
Fly More Combo (with DJI RC 2 or RC-N3): $1,199–$1,499 USD – Similarly, we are also expecting a better price increase in the Fly More Combo with the account of all enhanced capabilities.
In the meantime, as you can see, the DJI Mini 5 Pro drone is a DJI professional-grade drone, which is now available under the Mini series. The sub-249-gram drone with LiDAR detection and a large, high-performance 1-inch sensor, along with a secret button, blends portability, power, and playfulness all in one.
So the big question is—will it live up to the hype? Well, based on the set of information we have: YES—it will create a phenomenal success and a large consumer base for itself without a doubt.
By the way, you can stay tuned to TheNewCamera.com for future updates.
Comparing the DJI Mini 5 Pro to Previous Models
Feature
Mini 4 Pro (2023)
Mini 5 Pro
Camera Sensor
1/1.3-inch
1-inch
Flight Time
34-45 minutes
Up to 50 minutes
Range
20 km
25 km
Obstacle Avoidance
Optical
LiDAR + Optical
Weight
<249 grams
<249 grams
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The DJI Avata 3 drone is coming soon. Based on the latest rumors and leaks, we already have a fairly complete picture of the upcoming next-generation FPV/cinewhoop drone. According to the latest information we have, the upcoming FPV drone will feature faster, smarter, and more advanced capabilities compared to its predecessor. In this detailed article at thenewcamera.com, we will dive into all the rumored DJI Avata 3 specifications, expected release date, price, design upgrades, and more. So whether you are searching for DJI Avata 3 release date or DJI Avata 3 specifications, we have got you covered with all these detailed insights as of August 2025.
DJI Avata 3 Release Date — When Will It Launch?
Rumours about the DJI Avata 3 release date began in early 2025. The DJI Avata 3 drone will hit the market between late 2025 and early 2026. This timeline also aligns with the DJI FPV product cycle updates that typically occur in one to two years of the product cycle.
The DJI Avata 3 FCC filing was already leaked in March 2025. Images of the drone were already leaked in May 2025, where a Chinese beta tester testing out the Avata 3 drone can be clearly seen.
DJI Avata 3 prototype Leaked image – From a Chinese beta tester
DJI Avata 3 Leaked Image
A Quick analysis of the DJI Avata leaked image, what we are able to observe in the new drone
From the leaked image, it is very clear that the design of the Avata 3 will have the same form factor as the DJI Avata 2.
DJI Avata now has a much larger camera module at the front, which is very clearly visible in the leaked images as well as in the rendered image.
Battery placement has been moved to the back, creating slightly more space for the nested camera, making it possible to remove the orange bumpers the Avata 2 had.
Finally, from the leaked image again, it is very clearly visible that DJI has upgraded the Avata 3 to a 4-blade propeller setup, which will create a more powerful, faster, and efficient FPV experience.
DJI Avata 3 more clear and real-life rendered images from the leak
DJI Avata 3 Price – How Much Will It Cost?
The DJI leak suggests the starting pricing point is $1,200 to $1,500 for the Primo Combo kit, which arrives with an extra battery, goggles, and accessories for the drone itself. So, the pricing will be slightly higher than the Avata 2 launch price due to the set of upgraded features like a larger sensor and improved overall performance. Standalone pricing of the drone is expected to be around $1,200, and further increases towards up to $1,800 for professional setups
DJI Avata 3 Price
The DJI Avata 3 is expected to have a drone-only price of $549–$649
a Fly More Combo (Single Battery) price of $1,099–$1,249, and
a Fly More Combo (Three Batteries) price of $1,299–$1,499
~12–33% increase in drone-only vs. Avata 2; combos ~10–25% higher, potentially justified by rumored upgrades like enhanced stabilization, longer flight time, and smarter cameras.
DJI Avata 3 camera specification – a big jump in quality
To upscale the overall cinematography experience with the DJI Avata 3 drone, the drone is expected to feature a large 1-inch CMOS sensor inside it, which will create a big jump from the video quality of the DJI Avata 2’s 1/1.3-inch sensor. The new large 1-inch CMOS sensor will not only improve the low-light performance of the drone, it will also appeal to the overall dynamic range of the sensor, resulting in better colour tones and more latitude for video editors, specifically for colour grading purposes, more details below
Control with DJI Fly App, DJI Goggles 4, or FPV Remote Controller
1-Inch CMOS Camera for 4K120 Video
Ultra-Stabilized Video with RockSteady 3.0+ & HorizonSteady
Omnidirectional Obstacle Avoidance with Enhanced Sensors
Easy ACRO Modes for Flips, Rolls & 180° Drifts
Extended Flight Time (~23–25 Minutes)
O4 Video Transmission (Up to 13km FCC Range, Low Latency)
Other enhancements include better colour science, RockSteady 3.0 electronic image stabilisation, as well as HorizonSteady for butter-smooth social media videos.
DJI Avata 3 vs. Avata 2: Key Differences and Upgrades
Compared to the DJI Avata 2, the Avata3 offers:
Larger 1-inch sensor vs. 1/1.3-inch for better imaging.
Better Dynamic range
Higher frame rates (120fps vs. 100fps) and faster speeds.
Extended battery life and range.
Refined design with 4-blade props.
The improvements are not limited only to the camera and the video quality or the design of the drone; the Avata 3 is packed with cutting-edge technology.
AI-based smart features – ActiveTrack 6.0 for subject following with the help of improved AI algorithms, QuickTransfer for fast file offloading from the drone, as well as new improved Return-to-Home with obstacle sensing.
Compatibility – Seamless integration with the DJI RC Motion 3 and DJI Goggles 3.
Safety enhancements – Better low-light obstacle detection and geo-fencing.
Software – will have some major updates in the DJI Fly app, and it may also include AI editing tools and VR compatibility as per the latest rumours we have.
If you own the Avata 2, the upgrade might be worth it for camera pros; otherwise, it’s a solid evolution for newcomers
DJI Avata 3 vs. Avata 2: Key Differences and Upgrades
Aspect
DJI Avata 3 (Rumored)
DJI Avata 2
Sensor
1-inch CMOS
1/1.3-inch CMOS
Max Speed
140 km/h
97 km/h
Flight Time
25 min
23 min
Price
$1,200-$1,500
$999 (launch)
DJI Avata 3 for sure is going to redefine FPV in a completely new way with its 1-inch sensor, with 4K up to 120 FPS video recording capability, able to do high-speed maneuvers, and an immersive upgraded set of features. So, considering all these features, it is very clear that DJI is now upscaling the overall content creation game to the next level. Stay tuned to thenewcamera.com for more updates related to the DJI Avata 3 and its official specifications.
Update on September 8, 2025
The Latest Image and clearer details are visible
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Thanks to the misprinted box, we now have the major core specifications of the DJI Mini 5 Pro drone confirmed 100%. The drone is coming with the large 1-inch sensor for high-quality video as well as LiDAR-based obstacle avoidance techniques and a big 36-minute flight time. Overall, the new DJI Mini 5 Pro is expected to carve out its own niche in the consumer market. Now let’s see the specifications in detail:
DJI Mini 5 Pro Major Specifications – 7 Key Features Confirmed
Ultralight weight and foldable – the drone is perfect for travel photographers and those who love to do some kind of aerial photography or videography with a lightweight drone.
1-inch main sensor with 4K 120FPS video capability – that sounds really fascinating. The DJI Mini 5 Pro drone is getting a large 1-inch sensor and video capability up to 4K 120 frames per second, so you can record super slow-motion cinematic aerial videos with the drone. No need to invest in expensive, heavy setups.
Vertical shooting with 225 degrees of gimbal rotation – this set of new features will upscale the overall production quality of your video.
48mm mid-tele mode – for telephoto shots, including high-quality lossless zoom, the drone has a dedicated 48mm tele mode.
Nightscape omnidirectional obstacle avoidance with forward-facing LiDAR – you can move your drone in worry-free way since it is loaded with LiDAR, but keep in mind it’s for advanced safety, since it’s forward sensing only.
Active tracking for running, cycling, and more – this is one of the most loved features of DJI drones: the ActiveTrack, which is being intensively used by fitness and travel content creators nowadays.
36 minutes of flight time – that’s a long session, specifically for a drone. If you are into running or if you are going somewhere with your bike and specifically if you also want to shoot aerial photography, then 36 minutes of flight time is more than enough to capture the beauty of the entire landscape.
DJI Mini 5 Pro Price
Base Model (DJI Mini 5 Pro with Standard Controller): $899–$999 USD – So we are expecting a 15 to 30% increase over the price of the base model since it carries 1-inch large sensor and enhanced LiDAR tech.
Fly More Combo (with DJI RC 2 or RC-N3): $1,199–$1,499 USD – Similarly, we are also expecting a better price increase in the Fly More Combo with the account of all enhanced capabilities.
Expected Release Date: September 2025
Based on the 2-year refresh cycle of the Mini 4 Pro series or whatever, the DJI Mini 5 Pro release date is expected to be sometime in September 2025.
By the way, you can stay tuned to TheNewCamera.com for future updates.
Is the DJI Mini 5 Pro Leak Legitimate?
The DJI Mini 5 Pro leaks are coming from a misprinted box, said by sources. Since it’s coming from an authenticated source, we are almost 100% confirmed that all the specifications that we have discussed above are authentic.
The Missing 249 Gram Label – Should We Be Concerned About It?
In the box, “Less than 249 grams” label specifically featured in the DJI Mini 4 Pro is not visible in the 5 Pro packaging, which is the matter of concern to many, since if it exceeds the 249-gram threshold, it will become a big problem to use, specifically in countries like UK and Australia. So how can a DJI drone with the name culture of Mini series exceed the weight of 249 grams? Experts are saying the inclusion of the large 1-inch sensor and bigger battery pushed the weight of the drone.
By the way, we are waiting for more confirmation over this and as soon as we get any update related to the weight or any other specs related to the same drone, we will update this page.
Let’s explore what’s coming next from DJI. We have the DJI Osmo 360 — the first 360-degree action camera in the pipeline. Of course, we have new updates related to the DJI Mini 5 Pro and, most importantly, the DJI mirrorless camera. We have summarized all the updates on a single page. Let’s explore one by one.
Competitive Edge: Designed to rival GoPro and Insta360 with superior stabilization and imaging technology
We all know DJI has been making drones for years. They will use their expertise in the upcoming Osmo 360 camera. So what we are expecting right now is that the entrance of DJI Osmo 360 will surely disturb the 360 photography market, and by the end of this year, DJI will have a big consumer base of 360 camera users without a doubt.
DJI Mini 5 Pro: Price and Arrival Date
Now we have the DJI Mini 5 Pro announcement on August 7, 2025, just after the Osmo 360 official announcement. This compact drone is a successor to the ultra-popular Mini 4 Pro. Despite being in the under-249-gram drone category, it will have a massive 25 km transmission range and a large 1-inch sensor for enhanced image quality and video recording. Take a look at more details below about the upcoming DJI Mini 5 Pro drone. August 7, 2025 is said to be the Arrival date of DJI Mini 5 Pro.
DJI Mini 5 Pro Specifications
Launch Date: August 7, 2025
Camera: Upgraded camera system, potentially with a 1-inch sensor for enhanced image quality
Obstacle Avoidance: Advanced obstacle avoidance with LiDAR sensors
Design: New design with larger motors and fixed propellers for reduced noise
Battery: Larger battery for extended flight time
Range: Up to 25 km transmission range
Weight: Under 249 grams, ensuring regulatory compliance
DJI Mini 5 Pro Price
Base model price of $850–$950
Fly More Combo price of $1,200–$1,300
additional accessories could reach up to $1,500
The Mini 5 Pro is specifically designed to impress professionals. If you look at the core specifications, it no longer looks like an entry-level drone. The inclusion of LiDAR for obstacle avoidance and a large 1-inch sensor doesn’t make any sense to put it under the entry-level category. The DJI Mini 5 Pro is one of the most exciting drone releases of 2025.
Other Exciting Products on the Announcement Horizon
In addition to Osmo 360 and the Mini 5 Pro, DJI will announce several other products. Although we do not have detailed specification information related to those, the list includes Osmo Action 360, Neo 2, and the Avata 3. All these are coming in 2025.
DJI Osmo Action 6 Camera: Rumored Specifications and Price
The Osmo Action 6 is the successor to the popular Osmo Action 5 camera. This time, we are expecting some big improvements inside the camera, specifically in terms of image quality, stabilization, and custom-tailored functions specifically made for action sports users. We have shared the leaked image of the Action 6 camera before too. Take an now look at the expected specification of the DJI OSMO Action 6 camera
DJI Osmo Action 6 Rumored Specifications
Compact, Rugged & Adventure-Ready (~145g, GoPro Mount Compatible)
Gesture-Based Start/Stop Recording
Control with DJI Mimo App or Voice Commands
1-Inch CMOS Sensor for 5.3K60 or 8K30 Video
Ultra-Stabilized Footage with RockSteady 3.0+ & HorizonSteady
AI-Powered Subject Tracking & Scene Detection
Dual OLED Touchscreens (Front & Rear, High Brightness)
20m Waterproof Without Case, 60m+ with Dive Case
Level 5 Wind Resistance
Dual Battery Options (1770mAh & 1950mAh, Up to 4 Hours)
Enhanced O4 Connectivity (Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.1, 10km FCC Range)
DJI Osmo Action 6 Price:
Standard Combo price of $329–$429 and [approx]
An Adventure Combo price of $479–$579 [approx]
DJI Neo 2: Specification and Price
The DJI Neo 2 is also expected to arrive in 2025. Although the announcement date is not very clear, the product has already been registered with the FCC. So once the product gets registered, its announcement becomes imminent.
Control with DJI Fly App, Voice Commands, or DJI Goggles/RC Motion
1-Axis Camera for up to 4K30 Video
Ultra-Stabilized Video with RockSteady & HorizonBalancing
AI Subject Tracking with Improved GPS
Six QuickShots Shooting Modes & Easy ACRO Flips/Rolls
Full-Coverage Propeller Guards
Level 4 Wind Resistance
Enhanced O4 Transmission (Up to 10km FCC Range)
DJI Neo 2 Price
Standard Combo price of approximately $229–$329,
a Two-Battery Combo price of $279–$379,
a Three-Battery Combo price of $329–$429, and
a Motion Fly More Combo price of $429–$529.
DJI Avata 3 Drone Rumored Specifications and Price
The DJI Avata 3 is the next generation of drones coming after the huge success of DJI’s original Avata FPV and FPV 2 (First Person View drone series).
The drone is rumored to be announced in Q4 of 2025. Initial leaks suggest the drone will have enhanced flight modes so you can do more maneuvers, as well as enhanced camera capabilities to improve the overall FPV experience for professionals. Take a look at the rumored specifications of the DJI Avata 3 Drone
Control with DJI Fly App, DJI Goggles 4, or FPV Remote Controller
1-Inch CMOS Camera for 4K120 Video
Ultra-Stabilized Video with RockSteady 3.0+ & HorizonSteady
Omnidirectional Obstacle Avoidance with Enhanced Sensors
Easy ACRO Modes for Flips, Rolls & 180° Drifts
High-Speed Flight (Up to 140 km/h in Manual Mode)
Extended Flight Time (~23–25 Minutes)
O4 Video Transmission (Up to 13km FCC Range, Low Latency)
DJI Avata 3 Price
The DJI Avata 3 is expected to have a drone-only price of $549–$649
a Fly More Combo (Single Battery) price of $1,099–$1,249, and
a Fly More Combo (Three Batteries) price of $1,299–$1,499
The DJI Mirrorless Camera
We were first talking about a potential DJI mirrorless camera last year. Literally, they do have a dedicated medium format camera series — Hasselblad — since Hasselblad is now owned by DJI. Soon, we will have the X2D Mark II camera announcement, possibly this August.
But, according to the latest rumors we have, DJI is working on a different set of medium format cameras that do resemble the Hasselblad X1D camera, but it’s an entirely different series. They have partnered with Huawei for the development of its OS.
Potential Impact It will surely create a big threat to the existing mirrorless makers like Canon, Nikon, and Sony. But yeah, we are still waiting for further confirmation related to the official arrival of the DJI mirrorless camera.
What This Means for the Industry
The DJI July 2025 announcements will surely bring some of the best cameras and drones to the market, which will redefine 360-degree photography. With the help of Mini 5 Pro, we are getting all the professional set of features in a lightweight drone. Both of them will create a huge and deep impact in the market. A lot of new consumers will now select DJI as their go-to solution.
Apart from this, we have a huge range of other products waiting for the official announcement. These include Osmo Action 6, Neo 2, Avata 3, and the speculated DJI mirrorless camera. All these are in the announcement pipeline.
New DJI Action 5 Pro camera leak reviews reveal very impressive specifications. As you can see in the leaked image, it’s clearly written as the DJI Action 5 Pro camera.
DJI Action 5 Pro camera Leaked Specification
DJI Action 5 Pro camera
Field of view: approximately 155 degrees (very wide)
Lens supports improved low-light performance
Large 1/1.3-inch sensor for better low-light video capture
Advanced image and video recording algorithms by DJI
The first spec that stands out is the field of view, approximately 155 degrees, which is very wide.
Additionally, the lens supports improved low-light performance in variable light conditions, thanks to its large 1/1.3-inch sensor, which contributes to capturing better low-light videos.
More or less, everything depends on the type of algorithm used inside the camera, and without a doubt, DJI is known for implementing some of the best image and video recording algorithms in their cameras.
So far, we are very much excited. What “Pro” exactly means is yet to be revealed, so fingers crossed. We are waiting for the official announcement and will update you as soon as we get any further information about the upcoming model.
A new tool for cinematographers, The DJI Inspire 3 arrived with ground-breaking tech, first for DJI, it can record in Apple ProRes RAW format, 8K at 75fps. DJI’s smaller pro-video drone, the Mavic 3 Cine, supports only ProRes 422 LT — Priced at $4,999.
The main cinema camera for the Inspire 3 is one of the drone’s biggest upgrades. DJI says the camera, known as the Zenmuse X9-8K Air, is its lightest ever full-frame system. It uses CineCore 3.0 — DJI’s new image processing system — and supports 8K CinemaDNG video recording at 25fps.
The DJI Inspire 3 is also capable of recording 4K at 120fps in ProRes RAW, and it won’t require cropping to work. The unit delivers dual native ISO: 800 / 4000 for 30fps and below, and 320 / 1600 for higher frame rates. Plus, it has more than 14 stops of dynamic range to really fine tune shots in all horizon lighting situations. The gimbal enables the camera to have 80 degrees tilting and full 360 degrees of rotation — with no sight obstructions.
DJI INSPIRE 3 Press Release
The DJI Inspire 3. The Inspire 3 is a successor of the Inspire 2, which was last released back in 2016. The Inspire 3 is set to become the new benchmark drone for filmmakers and cinematographers alike.
If we look at the camera, it’s the same Zenmuse X9 camera that is featured on the Ronin 4D; this camera also offers 8K video, and dual-native ISO to capture crystal clear images, regardless of bright or low light conditions.
With more dance AI RTK functionality, the Inspire 3 allows pilots to plan more precise flights. It can fly through industrial areas with high concentrations of metal, concrete, or magnetic interference thanks to the built-in dual antennas. With centimeter-grade positioning capabilities, pilots can preplan the flight to capture the same shot with minimal variance. The RTK is supported through both base station and network connection, which also aids in capturing high-precision, repeatable routes for a seamless transition between day and night shots.
The New Inspire 3 also has omnidirectional sensing capabilities, with a fisheye lens (front, rear, up down, left, and right), two wide-angle lenses, and a TOF (time of frame) downward sensor with infrared to measure the distance between lower obstacles. The upgraded FPV camera has a 1/1.8 in. sensor and 3 MP view allowing pilots to see footage in real-time.
The Inspire 3 has better video transmission and stronger anti-interference capability. The O3 Pro allows the pilot and gimbal flight operator to be far apart during filming. Additionally, the Inspire 3 has a great safety backup as the control relay allows the gimbal operator to take over should the pilot lose connection.
DJI has announced a new FPV drone, the drone is able to capture 4k, 60p and 2.7K video at up to 120fps.. The overall flight time is 18min, flight break has been introduced to break the flight and hover at a point and return home feature work as usual.
The drone itself, without the goggle or controller, retails for $629. To get the Avata Pro-View Combo, which includes the Avata, Goggles 2 and Motion Controller, it’ll cost you $1,388. A ‘Fly Smart’ combo, which includes the Avata, FPV Goggles V2 and Motion Controller is also available for $1,168. The add-on Fly More Kit is available for $279 and will include two Avata Intelligent Flight Batteries and one Avata Battery Charging Hub.
More details at the press release
DJI Unveils DJI Avata, The Ultimate Immersive Drone Experience
DJI Avata Drone and DJI Goggles 2 Harness DJI’s Unmatched Technology for Thrilling First-Person View Flight, Pushing the Bounds of Drone Possibilities for Every Pilot
August 25, 2022 – DJI, the world’s leader in civilian drones and creative camera technology, today introduces DJI Avata, a transformational new drone that offers an unparalleled experience of immersive flight. DJI Avata creates a new paradigm for first-person view (FPV) drone flight, allowing every pilot to race through the skies and feel its astonishing performance, agility, and easy control. Coupled with the new DJI Goggles 2 and the intuitive DJI Motion Controller, DJI Avata delivers a flight experience that was unimaginable until now.
“DJI Avata was built to awaken a desire to fly in everyone, with immersive flight technology that allows anyone to explore the almost out-of-body experience of FPV flight,” said Ferdinand Wolf, Creative Director at DJI. “DJI Avata is breathtaking to fly for even a novice pilot, and includes enhanced safety features that give anyone the freedom to try creative aerial moves. Paired with the DJI Goggles 2¹ and the DJI Motion Controller, DJI Avata seems to ride with the wind. Whether you fly for the fun of it, to make great clips for social media, or to dazzle viewers in the production studio, DJI Avata will show you why its engrossing flight experience pulls you into a new world of soaring possibilities.”
DJI Avata opens new creative directions for beginners and professionals alike. Its unique and compact design strips down the chassis of a traditional drone into a body built for speed and agility, weighing only 410 grams while still integrating aerodynamic propeller guards for added safety. Its powerful stabilized camera, featuring a 1/1.7” CMOS sensor with 48 million effective pixels, delivers premium imaging features like 4K/60fps and 2.7K/50/60/100/120fps² video, giving creators a scorching new tool for smoothly capturing premium video content. And with a flight time of up to 18 minutes, it can deliver a thrill ride full of power on every flight.
DJI Avata is designed to be paired with DJI Goggles 2 – DJI’s newest flight control technology – and the DJI Motion Controller, which steers the drone according to the movement of your hand. Users can also control the drone with the existing DJI FPV Remote Controller 2 and the DJI FPV Goggles V2. DJI’s unequaled flight technology means DJI Avata can hover like a traditional drone, accelerate like a racer, zoom in and out of tight spaces, and stop in a fraction of a second. If DJI Avata is pushed beyond its limits and lands upside down, a new Turtle mode allows it to flip back up and take off again. Together, DJI Avata’s flight control and stabilization technology make it the ultimate drone for fun, all while capturing vivid, professional-quality video:
DJI Goggles 2: High Resolution and Low-Latency Transmission
DJI Goggles 2 is a next-generation video headset that offers a smaller, lighter, and more comfortable fit, with a crystal-clear FPV image comparable to those from other DJI drones³. DJI Goggles 2 features a clearer Micro-OLED screen with adjustable diopters, so people who normally wear glasses do not need to use them with the goggles. When used with the DJI Motion Controller, you can control the aircraft and the gimbal camera freely to meet your shooting needs in various scenarios. An intuitive touch panel on the side of the goggles enables you to easily control its settings with only one hand.
DJI Avata and DJI Goggles 2 connect using DJI O3+ transmission, the most powerful and reliable technology for precise control, ultra-low latency, and detailed video at 1080p/100fps with H.265 decoding. It offers the lowest transmission delay of approximately 30 milliseconds, the longest transmission distance of 10 kilometers⁴, auto-switching dual frequencies, a high bitrate of 50 Mbps, and state-of-the-art anti-interference methods to ensure a reliable feed. DJI Goggles 2 also offers a Wireless Streaming function to view the live feed from your mobile phone or computer on the goggles screen, bringing you an immersive viewing experience.
DJI Motion Controller
The DJI Motion Controller is a completely reinvented flight control device that allows the pilot to precisely fly complex maneuvers based on the natural motions of one hand. The system is so intuitive that even complete beginners can get started quickly and learn to fly in continuous fluid motions, even when swooping close to the ground, whizzing past obstacles, and gliding through tight enclosures into open spaces.
Upgraded 4K Imaging System With Super Stabilization
DJI Avata has an outstanding imaging system that outstrips that on any FPV racer – a 1/1.7-inch 48MP Photo CMOS sensor with f/2.8 aperture, and an ultra-wide-angle lens with a viewing angle of up to 155°. The wider field of view enables immersive aerial photography and videography at up to 4k/60fps, as well as slow-motion footage at 2.7K/100fps. Equipped with D-Cinelike color mode, DJI Avata allows a broad color palette that enables detailed chromatic adjustments to your works.
Even during high-pressure aerial maneuvers, DJI Avata keeps your video sharp and stable with two flagship stabilization technologies. DJI RockSteady eliminates overall picture shake, and DJI HorizonSteady keeps the picture oriented toward true level. All that data flows to 20 GB of internal storage space, allowing extra freedom and spontaneity when the opportunity for a creative shot arises, even without a microSD card installed in the onboard drive.
Fly Safe With Confidence
DJI Avata’s built-in propeller guards make the fuselage more durable and greatly reduce the probability of risk, allowing you to fly more confidently with a craft that can withstand minor collisions and even right itself after a flip in Turtle mode.
When DJI Avata is in the air, pilots can rely on a suite of safety features that make flying a memorable and safe experience. A dedicated Emergency Brake and Hover feature is available in all flying modes, stopping the drone and hovering in place at any time during the flight. Failsafe Return to Home brings the drone back to its home point automatically with a press of a button, or in the event that transmission is lost or the battery reaches a critically low level.
Even at its small size, DJI Avata includes the industry-leading safety technology that DJI pioneered and has kept the world’s skies safe in the drone era. DJI Avata uses DJI’s GEO 2.0 geofencing system to advise pilots of airspace restrictions and potential hazards, and to automatically prevent drones from flying near certain high-risk locations, such as airports. DJI Avata also features DJI’s AirSense ADS-B receiver system to warn drone pilots when airplanes or helicopters are nearby, and broadcasts DJI’s AeroScope signal to help authorities monitor airborne drones in sensitive locations. The overwhelming majority of drone pilots fly safely and responsibly, and DJI Avata’s high-speed performance can warrant extra attention and care from drone pilots to be aware of their surroundings. Drone pilots flying with FPV goggles should pair with a visual observer to act as a spotter, and many jurisdictions require a visual observer to watch for airspace hazards. Always fly safely and responsibly, and be sure to understand and follow the legal requirements for flight.
DJI Avata is equipped with both an Infrared Sensing System and a two-camera Downward Vision System. They help the aircraft maintain its current position, hover more precisely, fly indoors or in other environments where satellite navigation is unavailable, and identify areas such as bodies of water that are not suitable for landing. To remain oriented during flight while wearing goggles, DJI Avata and DJI Goggles 2 also display the Home Point where the drone took off from. This Augmented Reality (AR) perspective gives an extra sense of orientation to help the pilot locate the immediate environment in seconds.
An Immersive Flight Experience for Every Skill Level
DJI Avata allows pilots from beginners to professionals to choose from multiple flight modes to match their skill level:
Normal (N) Mode: During N mode operation, DJI Avata operates similarly to other DJI drones, hovering in place with the use of satellite navigation and/or visual positioning systems (VPS) on the bottom of the drone.
Manual (M) Mode: (only with the DJI FPV Remote Controller 2): Fly in M mode for complete, limitless control and the full FPV immersive flight experience. Experienced users can customize parameters and enjoy flight and footage unlike anything else.
Sport (S) Mode: A new hybrid blend of M and N mode, S mode offers some of the dynamic movement capabilities that come with M mode along with some of the key safety features of N mode. S mode is the middle step between the three modes and was developed to give pilots more room to explore their skills as they get accustomed to the drone.
Become an FPV Master With the DJI Virtual Flight App
DJI Avata is controlled with the DJI Fly app, which includes detailed tutorials on how to operate the drone. The DJI Virtual Flight App is a free simulator app that familiarizes new pilots with drone flying movements in an easy, fun and risk-free environment. The simulator allows pilots to fly DJI Avata in various settings using the dedicated controller.
Accessories to Boost Your Flight
An array of new DJI Avata accessories offers pilots extra technology to get the most out of every flight and make the most of their equipment⁵:
DJI Avata Intelligent Flight Battery
DJI Avata Battery Charging Hub
DJI Avata Propellers
DJI Avata Upper Frame
DJI Avata Propeller Guard
DJI Avata ND Filters Set (ND8/16/32)
DJI 65W Portable Charger
DJI 65W Car Charger
DJI Goggles Carry More Backpack
DJI Avata is the easiest to fly and most exciting FPV immersive flight experience drone for anyone who ever dreamed of flying like a bird. It gives creators a transformational tool to confidently capture the rapturous feeling of flight, indoors or out. With the birth of DJI Avata, anyone can experience the thrilling experience of moving through the world unbound.
Price and Availability
DJI Avata is available today from store.dji.com and most authorized retail partners in several configurations. A standalone version of DJI Avata retails for $629 USD without a remote controller, motion controller, or goggles, which is ideal for those who already have a compatible model to control and view from the drone. The DJI Avata Pro-View Combo retails for $1388 USD and includes DJI Avata, DJI Goggles 2 and the DJI Motion Controller. The DJI Avata Fly Smart Combo retails for $1168 USD and includes DJI Avata, the DJI FPV Goggles V2 and the DJI Motion Controller. The DJI Avata Fly More Kit retails for $279 USD and includes two DJI Avata Intelligent Flight Batteries and one DJI Avata Battery Charging Hub.
DJI Care Refresh
DJI Care Refresh, the comprehensive protection plan for DJI products, is now available for DJI Avata. Accidental damage is covered by the replacement service, including flyaway, collisions, and water damage. For a small additional charge, you can have your damaged product replaced if an accident occurs.
DJI Care Refresh (1-Year Plan) includes up to two replacements in one year. DJI Care Refresh (2-Year Plan) includes up to three replacements in two years and extends the original warranty up to two years from the date of purchase. Other services of DJI Care Refresh include rewards for safe flight and free shipping.
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