DJI Mavic Pro
DJI Mavic Pro
Camera system
The Mavic Pro features DJI's smallest-ever three-axis gimbal that DJI believes will deliver shake-free videos and photos. The autofocus camera at the end of the gimbal offers a minimum focusing distance of 19-inches (0.5m) and can also be flipped 90 degrees for portrait format capture, though we'd avoid shooting video in this way unless you want annoying black bars either side of your video when you play it back.
Taking control
The Mavic Pro also comes with a new remote controller that can accommodate a smartphone or be used to control the drone on its own, with a host of dedicated buttons.
There's a built-in LCD screen that displays a range of data, while the Mavic Pro's video link system, OcuSync, supports a range of 4.3 miles with Live View resolutions being fed back from the drone of up to 1080p.
Alternatively, the Mavic Pro can also be controlled via your phone's touchscreen using the TapFly app, with the advanced hardware and software in the Mavic Pro making it possible to take control of it with gestures.
DJI Goggles
In a last surprise announcement, DJI introduced a pair of Googles that allow the users to see everything the drone does as if they were sitting on its front lip. The built-in 1080p screen display an 85-degree view directly from the drone rather than through the controller thanks to OcuSync.
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