Tools & data
News
DJI launches Mavic Air 2 drone with 4K60 camera
The follow-up to the Mavic Air drone has a better camera with 4 modes of Hyberlapse, more features, and a longer battery life.
DJI has announced the new Mavic Air 2 drone. This follow-up to the Mavic Air ships with a better camera, more shooting modes, new tracking features, and a longer battery life. The Mavic Air 2 Fly More Combo variation provides additional accessories for those who want a more all-in-one solution.
1/2 inch sensor
The new camera setup includes a 1/2 inch sensor that can shoot 48MP stills and 4K video at 60 fps – both of which are an improvement over the original. Complementing that new system are a bevy of new shooting features, including the latest versions of ActiveTrack, Point of Interest, and Spotlight, as well as a full suite of HDR modes and functions.
Text continues underneath image
DJI boosted the Mavic Air 2’s flight time up to 34 minutes, which is a massive gain over the original Mavic Air’s 21-minute span. - Photo: DJI
OcuSync 2.0 video transmission system
The Mavic Air 2 also includes the OcuSync 2.0 video transmission system, which more than doubles its transmission distance from 4 to 10km. OcuSync also increases the max video resolution from 720p to Full HD. Along with the new video transmission system, the Mavic Air 2 also sports APAS 3.0, which, according to DJI, is their most sophisticated obstacle-avoidance system to date.
Up to 34 minutes flight time
DJI boosted the Mavic Air 2’s flight time up to 34 minutes, which is a massive gain over the original Mavic Air’s 21-minute span. In terms of performance, a 34-minute flight time puts the Mavic Air 2 right at the top of DJI’s product line and makes it one of the longest lasting midsize drones available today.
To comment, register here
Or register to be able to comment.