#MAVIC MINI QUICKSHOT MODES 1080P#

#MAVIC MINI QUICKSHOT MODES 1080P#

The drone also features a maximum flight time of 31 minutes, and allows up to 12km (7.45 mi) 1080p resolution transmission with OcuSync 3. The Air 2S features a 1 inch CMOS camera capable of shooting 20- megapixel JPEG and RAW photos and up to 10-bit 5.4K video at a maximum frame of 30 FPS as well as 4K video at a maximum frame rate of 60 FPS. The updated version of the Mavic Air 2, now rebranded DJI Air 2S, dropping the Mavic name, was unveiled by DJI on 15 April 2021 and was designed to feature improvements to the Mavic Air 2 released on April 27 2020. Mavic Air 2 has a safety feature that warns users about nearby planes and helicopters via its controller.

In terms of filming, Air 2 supports RAW format, 48MP mode, HDR video, and Hyperlapse 240fps slow-motion mode. It also offers a better range of up to 10 kilometers.

This promises less interference from ambient Wi-Fi networks. But the Mavic Air 2 upgrades to OcuSync 2.0, a dedicated radio system that runs in the 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz ranges (the system works in single and dual-band mode, 5.8 GHz is not supported in all regions). The original Mavic Air uses an enhanced Wi-Fi radio control system. This resembles the mounting on the controller for the Anafi, a Mavic Air competitor made by DJI's French rival, Parrot. Detailed illustrations for the new controller show a mount that holds the smartphone at the top, more in line of view. DJI's standard controller mounts a cellphone at the bottom, forcing the operator to look down while watching the screen. The remote controller of Air 2 features a new design of the Mavic family. Air 2 has a 1/2 inch CMOS camera, 34 min flight time per battery, can travel up to 68.4 km/h. DJI released the new Air series member known as Air 2 on April 27, 2020.

Mavic mini quickshot modes