DJI MINI 2 BLADES UPGRADE

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In this instance, you’ll need to choose between frame rate or a higher dynamic range. The 4K setting caps out at 30fps anyway so this won’t make a difference when recording in UHD, but 2.7K can be captured at up to 60fps. However, it’s important to note that HDR is only supported at up to 30fps on the DJI Mini 3. This is another feature taken from the DJI Mini 3 Pro, resulting in clearer, more true-to-life colours when recording in 4K.

DJI MINI 2 BLADES UPGRADE

The DJI Mini 3 supports HDR videoĪ major upgrade for the DJI Mini 3 is the addition of chip-level HDR support. Likewise, we found the video quality on the DJI Mini 2 to be sharp and stable whether filming on a sunny day or surrounded by morning fog. We noticed some sharpness drop-off in the corners of images and the camera doesn’t support the same D-Cinelike profile found on the Pro model, but video is nevertheless sharp, detail-rich and clear, even on an overcast winter’s day. We found the camera performance on the DJI Mini 3 to be decent for an entry-level drone. DJI Mini 2 photo sample DJI Mini 3 photo sample However, both the DJI Mini 3 and the DJI Mini 2 are capable of delivering the same sized 4K/30fps video and 12-megapixel stills. The new sensor combined with a f/1.7 aperture allows for greater image resolution, sharper depth of field and cleaner images even in low light and high contrast settings, according to DJI. This includes the new 1/1.3-inch CMOS sensor, which replaces the 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor on the Mini 2. With the Mini 3, DJI took a number of upgrades found on last year’s Mini 3 Pro and applied them to the standard, more affordable Mini.

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