DJI Mavic 3 is finally official with far improved battery life

DJI has appear Mavic 3, featuring a new Hasselblad dual-camera arrangement, ActiveTrack 5.0 and longer better battery life.

The Mavic 3 packs a professional person-class four/three CMOS sensor with a 24mm prime number lens. The drone is capable of shooting 20-megapixel stills in 12-bit RAW format and v.1K video at 50fps or 4K video at 120fps, with the latter as well supporting slow-motion footage.

The larger prototype sensor offers a higher video resolution and dynamic range and is amend at suppressing noise in low-light settings compared with its predecessor, while the native dynamic range of 12.8 stops helps to retain more than details in the highlights and shadows.

The camera likewise features an adjustable aperture that ranged from f/two.8 to f/11 to work in different lightings.

The Hasselblad dual-camera system consists of the aforementioned 24mm prime number lens with an 84-degree FOV and a 162mm tele lens with 28x Hybrid Zoom (digital and optical) and an discontinuity of f/iv.iv.

The tele lens makes information technology possible to get closer to your subject, while the new Vision Detection Auto Focus feature captures distance data to optimise the focusing speed.

The Mavic 3 also takes advantage of the Hasselblad Natural Colour Solution (HNCS) found on the Mavic 2 Pro for a more authentic colour palette, and the drone is capable of capturing up to one billion colours with the x-bit D-Log colour contour.

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The Mavic iii features APAS v.0 with six fish-centre vision sensors and 2 wide-bending sensors to sentry out for obstacles in all directions and plan safe flight routes in a range of environments.

Meanwhile, ActiveTrack 5.0 offers subject tracking even in Normal fashion as the drone moves forward, backwards, left, rights, diagonally, alongside the field of study and around it – even if information technology moves out of frame.

The Mavic 3 supports GPS, GLONASS and BeiDou to lock onto a range of satellite signals, and features rubber systems similar geofencing, distance limits and the AeroScope Remote ID system.

The battery has been redesigned to offer up to 46 minutes of flying time in platonic weather and the drone supports DJI'southward Return To Home (RTH) to automatically bring the drone dorsum to its starting bespeak if information technology runs low on bombardment or loses connexion to the controller.

Finally, there are an array of new Intelligent modes for creating and editing photos and videos, including MasterShots to create high-quality content more hands, Panorama way to stitch images together without any post-production and QuickTransfer to store and process content on your mobile devices without linking to the controller.

Mavic 3 Cinematics edition

DJI also announced a Mavic three Cine edition alongside the standard Mavic 3, which supports Apple ProRes 422 HQ encoding and includes an internal 1TB SSD for high-speed data storage and the new 10Gbps Lightspeed Data Cable.

Mavic 3 price and release date

The Mavic 3 Standard version comes with the drone, an Intelligent Flight Bombardment, a charger, a charging hub, an RC-N1 Remote Controller, three RC-N1 cables, a storage encompass and 3 pairs of propellers. Information technology's priced at £1879/€2099.

At that place'south also the Wing More Combo, which comes with the same items, along with two additional batteries, 3 more than pairs of propellers, an ND Filters Set and a convertible conveying bag for £2549/€2799.

Finally, there'south the Mavic 3 Cine Premium Combo, which includes the Magic 3 Cinematics edition, iii Intelligent Flight Batteries, a charger, a charging hub, the DJI RC Pro, a storage cover, six pairs of propellers, two ND Filters Sets, the convertible carrying bag and the DJI 10Gbps Lightspeed Data Cable. The Cine Premium Combo comes out at £4279/€4799.

All iii configurations are available to buy from DJI.com today.