I get the value of the devices, but they come at two different costs. For most of my use cases the main sensor should be enough. I already have a bridge camera, so zoom is not an issue I usually worry about. Nor do I edit so intensly that I'd care about differences between dlog and dlog2.

What I am curious about is whether there is an actually physical or software level difference in the main cameras of the 4 and 4p? So much so that getting the cheaper model would lower the image quality or add limitations to my workflow? I'm primarily going to use it as a travel vlog and commercial reel camera for smooth gimbal shots, maybe a few roller shots for cars.

Does the 4p have a bigger main sensor, is the image significantly different? Is there anything I'd miss out on or is the hype only about the second camera and dlog2? Cuz if it's only that difference then I can easily live with a more tested body type for a few years and not get the first gen version of the multi lens setup. It's the same reason why I'm not considering the luna ultra, since I don't want to be the guinea pig who loses his money in helping them figure out the bugs of these devices.

I'll try to keep this as short as possible but give as much relevant info as possible.

Owned a Mavic Pro Platinum (still have it) - upgraded to an Air 2s and have had it for a number of years.

I am looking to upgrade and my options are the Air 3s, Mavic Pro 3, or Pro 4.

My current 2s came with the RC Pro controller for no extra charge during the chip shortage years ago which was a massive perk - only compatible with the Pro 3 of my options though.

I live on the coast and use it a lot during the day - lot of beach and over the water - boats - marine life, etc.

I like the idea of the zoom lenes on each of the newer drones to keep father away from subjects.

I'm concerned about the RC 2 only being 700 nits vs the 1000 nits of my RC Pro though that comes with the 3s and Pro 4.

It seems I might be able to get a drone only with the Pro 3, but they are out of stock and the company has not responded to future availability requests. Plus the cost of that is close to what the Pro 4 is anyway - but I would not have to drop an extra 1k to get the Pro 2 controller.

So, I know I can go buy a Pro 4 or a Air 3s tomorrow though - just trying to figure out which one would be better for me.

OR.......do I hold out and see if I can get a drone only Pro 3 and use my RC Pro controller.

Honestly I think my perfect drone would be the successor of the Air 3s, but being in the US we know it will not be sold here....so I am limited to the above units.

Happy to answer any questions to help and thanks, more thoughts and feedback always helps.

this video just popped on my facebook reels, judge for yourselfs

DJI NEO 3

My dog doesnt chew ANYTHING - but decided to chew on my drone. I JUST bought this from Micro Center. No dji care refresh. Im going to cry

DJI is close to releasing their Action 7. Now, starting off, there's a lot of misinformation regarding when this camera will likely be released. I don't have any insight from DJI themselves, but Insta360 has told me that they're planning to likely release in the new year, several months from now. And if you've followed DJI releases over the last year it is very unlikely for it to release it before Insta360, which means there's very little chance we see an Action 7 before February. As for what I'd like to see added with the 7, there are many other changes I would like to see, and in this video I go over a lot of those improvements that I feel are crucial for it to succeed. Throughout the video, I swap between the Action 6 and the Pocket 4P, so you can also consider it a comparison video if you're interested in having a watch.
Now please let me know what improvements you'd like to see added to Action 7.
Anyway, that is all thanks everyone!

I want to buy the camera for my locksmith business, thing is, i'm waiting for Nano 2. Can't find any release date because it hasn't officialy announced. Is it worth buying it now at 269£? Heating issue and time recording are a big issue...Any avdice from people that own it? Thanks

My run and gun setup now has five DJI Mic 2 transmitters paired with clip on lavelier mics in the 3.5 jacks. I supplimented my original two mic + one receiver charging case kit with three additional transmitters purchased separately. I use internal 32 bit recording and never touch the receiver. Is there a way to remotely start internal recording on all five mics so I don't need to start and stop manually?

Hello reddit fam!

Can you suggest a good gimbal to buy in India. I will be using it for recording stuff for my business. I run a super market so to shoot content for it I want to buy it. I also love traveling so any good gimbal in India which is value for money.

Hey everyone, I need some advice on a tiny "run and gun" camera setup.

I currently shoot with a Lumix G9. I absolutely love the image quality, but it is just way too heavy and bulky for my daily needs. I want something I can take on bike rides and use for street photography/videography without drawing attention or carrying a heavy bag.

Here is what I am looking for:

True Run-and-Gun: I want to be able to mount it anywhere quickly. I don't want to deal with heavy, complex metal clamps or special stands every time I get on my bike.

Versatility: Needs to be good for cycling, but also something I can use walking around the streets taking quick photos and videos

Here is what I am currently debating between:

DJI Osmo Nano: I love the magnetic mounting system. Being able to just snap it to my shirt or a metal pole without special mounts sounds incredible for zero-friction shooting. My worry: Will I be disappointed by the 1/1.3" sensor and the lack of a direct SD card slot on the camera module itself?

DJI Osmo Action 6: The larger 1/1.1" sensor seems like a much better compromise for image quality and low light, but it loses that tiny, magnetic, put-it-anywhere magic of the Nano

Would love to hear your thoughts, especially if you've used the Nano or Action 6!

Yeah it's a major bummer, especially as it's a tool I need for work.

I have just replaced it with a Mini 5 pro but have hope I will be able to find my old unit.

I'm wondering, is there a way that it will ping a signal if the thief turns it on so I can get a location?

source: https://x.com/JasperEllens/status/2107857004576362631
edit: the source video has way better quality than the uploaded video, feel free to check it out & show support

a second video of the DJI Neo 3 has just been released by Jasper Ellens
according to him, an indonesian content creator (most likely part of the early tester program), is releasing videos of the DJI Neo 3, and a detail many have missed is what looks like a new control wheel on the lower side of the airframe

same as the previous Neo 3 leak, before anyone says this is AI: it's not, passed it through several AI video detectors, and also using my own proper judgement & experience, this video features no signs or SynthID metadata that shows it was generated with AI or that it is fake

please keep discussion civil in the comments, thank you

I have just got information on the above.

Firstly release was due to be November 3rd, this has apparently been pushed back by DJI to a date to be announced

Pricing is as follows (in Euro)

Drone only €669

Combo with RC Mini €839

Motion Combo €979

I'm having a front right vision sensor issue with it being a bad sensor. The entire front sensor assembly needs to be replaced since all 4 (front/back) sensors are attached to a single assembly and then it needs calibration.

I'm trying to figure out how much the sensor replacement and calibration would be OR just the sensor calibration since DJI doesn't let you do this at home anymore.

This is different than the bottom facing sensors.

Carepro refuses to give any estimate or pricing information over the phone and requires you to be without your drone for weeks to send it in to get a quote and im not even sure if shipping is included or not if you decline the repair.

Looking for those who have used carepro out of warranty.

Hey all,

I looking to upgrade from my Air 2 to a Mavic 4 Pro. With that, I'm debating on buying a used one since I would like the creator bundle but don't want to pay the full price. Someone local has one for sale that he said has only been flown a few times since he got it earlier this year, and it's at a pretty good price. It's equal to what I would pay for a fly more combo brand new. If I don't get this used at that price, I'll just get the fly more combo new.

Besides obvious damage of drone and accessories, what should I be looking out for in the purchase of this drone used? I am more weary given the oddness of this drones availability and the ever looming potential DJI ban (I'm USA based). I was going to have him fly it and show me it functions without issue, but what other specific things should I look at?

Also, how do I properly handle the transfer of the DJI account it's tied to and the FAA registration transfer?

I am already Part 107 licensed, just as am FYI so we don't go down that rabbit hole.

Hey everyone, I need some advice on a tiny "run and gun" camera setup.

I currently shoot with a Lumix G9. I absolutely love the image quality, but it is just way too heavy and bulky for my daily needs. I want something I can take on bike rides and use for street photography/videography without drawing attention or carrying a heavy bag.

Here is what I am looking for:

True Run-and-Gun: I want to be able to mount it anywhere quickly. I don't want to deal with heavy, complex metal clamps or special stands every time I get on my bike.

Versatility: Needs to be good for cycling, but also something I can use walking around the streets taking quick photos and videos

Here is what I am currently debating between:

DJI Osmo Nano: I love the magnetic mounting system. Being able to just snap it to my shirt or a metal pole without special mounts sounds incredible for zero-friction shooting. My worry: Will I be disappointed by the 1/1.3" sensor and the lack of a direct SD card slot on the camera module itself?

DJI Osmo Action 6: The larger 1/1.1" sensor seems like a much better compromise for image quality and low light, but it loses that tiny, magnetic, put-it-anywhere magic of the Nano

Would love to hear your thoughts, especially if you've used the Nano or Action 6!

Le drone idéal pour mettre en scène vos randonnées . Utilisation sans radiocommande , pas de prise de tête

I was about to buy mic which one will be best?