DJI Inspire 2

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Tested at a room temperature of 25° C (77° F) in a well-ventilated environment and is for reference only. Compared with the Inspire 2, the dual-control experience of the Inspire 3 has been significantly upgraded.

The DJI Inspire 3 can capture up to 8K/75fps ProRes RAW, compared to 6K/30fps ProRes RAW with Inspire 2 and X7 camera; The Inspire 2 is capable of top speeds of 58MPH which is significantly faster than its predecessor and other drones on the market at similar price points. You also don’t need to worry about flying at high speed as there is in built sense and avoid technology that can sense potential collisions at up to 30m away. It is advised that for true protected flight you should maintain a speed of 34MPH or below – so be warned! The Inspire 2 image processing system CineCore 2.1, records video at up to 6k in CinemaDNG/RAW and 5.2k in Apple ProRes when used with the Zenmuse X7 camera. With the Zenmuse X7, you can film as follows; And when it comes to the maximum live feed frame rate, the Inspire 3 can achieve 1080p/60fps, while the Inspire 2 tops out at 720p/30fps. Dual ControlBoth cameras use the Inspire 2 image processing system called CineCore 2.1. CineCore 2.1 Image Processing System If the gimbal comes close to reaching its rotation limits, the Inspire 2 itself will rotate in the same direction without affecting flight control. This next video is the actual launch of the Zenmuse X7 on the Inspire 2. It shows the Zenmuse X7 on the Inspire 2 being used to film both indoors and outdoors with superb quality and vivid colors.

With this in mind, we'll take a look at the differences between the two drones, and explore the Inspire 3's new key features. DJI Inspire 3 vs DJI Inspire 2: Key FeaturesAnd RTK means that the Inspire 3 can complete repeated footage which previously would have required a cable cam system or jibs. Accessory Compatibility This review also covers DJI Inspire 2 specifications such as range, distance, dimensions, max height, altitude, frequency, video transmission, gimbals, cameras, safety technology and much more. The 6k mode is only available in the 12 bits CinemaDNG format. In this mode, the amount of data recorded each second is gigantic (4.4 Gbps).

In terms of photography, the adoption of the APS-C standard means the pictures will be wider because of the 3:2 ratio instead of the squarish 4:3 images produced by a Micro Four-Thirds camera. Forward and downward vision systems allow the Inspire 2 to create a real-time map of its flight route as it flies. D-Gamut covers the entire DCI-P3 color space commonly used in film making. Tailored for aerial cinematography and stills photography, D-Gamut provides larger green tone coverage, delivering beautiful green gradation for your shoots. To read further on the differences read this excellent Zenmuse X5S vs X7 camera article. Zenmuse X5S versus X7 Camera Comparison

And he admits that the drone and its cinematic cameras rekindled his passion for aerial photography.