As global leader in civilian drones, DJI keeps on pushing the boundaries of today’s creative camera technology. DJI just released DJI Air 3S, an advanced dual-camera drone specifically designed for travel photography. This drone features a 1-inch CMOS primary camera with a 70mm medium tele camera, each comes with up to 14 stops of dynamic range, both support new Free panoramic feature. As a traveling photography drone, Air 3S allows you to make flexible shooting-range selections. Capture different landscapes, architectures, cities with stunning details. Furthermore, the new nightscape obstacle sensing with precise next-gen Smart RTH features will give you peace of mind, promising remarkable cinematic photography at night. [Buy It Here]
DJI Air 3S wants to take Air Series to a new level by delivering professional features like dual primary cameras with omnidirectional obstacle sensing. All these features are packed inside a compact drone that weighs at just 724g for boundless freedom. Ferdinand Wolf, Product Experience Director at DJI, claims that DJI Air 3S Drone would become your perfect equipment for travel photography, capturing every special moment while promising safety and security for night photo shoots.
The use of dual cameras improve on the 10-bit and ISO image quality, of course the details would be better than DJI Mavic 3 Pro. The maximum ISO can be raised up to 12,800. Compared to DJI Air 3, this next generation model provides a more advanced video encoding compression algorithm. It means that the algorithm is capable to reduce video file sizes by more than 30% without sacrificing its quality, saving precious storage space for creators.
Designed for easy to use drone, DJI Air 3S is powered by real-time vision positioning and map construction technologies. It means the drone can memorize flight paths when adequate lighting is available. This drone can safely return to you from its taking off location without the need of a satellite signal. [Buy It Here]
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