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How To Fly the DJI Mini 3Pro With Dji RC Controller 👍

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ICYMI: DJI Neo: Everything we know so far

Check out our Youtube channels latest Video about the DJI NEO which was launched by DJI in October and is their latest sub 250 gram drone. 8 KEY THINGS THAT DJI DON’T TELL YOU ABOUT THE DJI NEO https://lnkd.in/eZdHN3f5

🚀Introducing DJI Utility Solution: Power Line Follow! In this video, we'll show you how to leverage the power line follow function when the Matrice 350 RTK is mounted with the Zenmuse L2.  💡Explore the Future with DJI for effortless and reliable tracking of powerlines, offering enhanced safety and efficiency in powerline inspection tasks like never before! #DJI #UtilitySolution

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How To Fly the DJI Mini 3Pro With the RC Controller👍

How To Fly the DJI Mini 3Pro With the RC Controller 👍

When every second counts, the DJI #Matrice_4T empowers teams to make informed decisions and enhance mission success. Let’s elevate our search and rescue operations to new heights! DJI Matrice 4T series – your ultimate partner in critical operations! #DJIMatrice4T #DroneTechnology #SearchAndRescue #Innovation #SafetyFirst #PublicSafety #EmergencyServices

DJI Inspire 3 FINALLY Gets a New Lens - DJI DL 75mm F1.8 Review So it feels really weird doing a review of a lens for a DJI Inspire 3 drone. Usually drones have fixed cameras, which means they have fixed lenses. This leads most of my reviews to be about a drone itself or the camera itself, but never about just a lens. This landscape is also a little bit weird because we know that DJI's Zenmuse X9 8K Air is a beast of a camera, but we only have a specific amount of lenses that we can choose from, all of which are made by the manufacturer. Now there are a couple of other third-party lenses that have been made to fit this camera, but it's not like we're shopping for a new lens for our Sony camera that has various third-party options to choose from. We really only have a couple of options from DJI themselves. With that said, this review is going to be based on my experience using the 75mm lens on my DJi Inspire 3 to help you determine if this would be a good lens to add to your kit to help you achieve different shots you might not have been able to with DJI's other available lenses. Also, this video is sponsored by Squarespace, but more from them later. https://lnkd.in/eK2r23Nb The First Impressions: 75mm on the DJI Inspire 3 So earlier this year when I started seeing the leaks for this lens, I started craving having a longer focal length than just 50mm on my Inspire 3. Once it became available, I picked one up almost immediately directly through DJI and was shocked at how fast it shipped and was delivered. I placed my order on Monday, September 9th - it shipped the same day and got to my house two days later on the 11th. The reason I got this lens in the first place was for a video shoot with a local hospital where they wanted to capture their helicopter taking off and landing from the helipad of one of their newer hospitals. Being a higher production shoot, they of course wanted the best camera I could fly, so my Mavic 3 Pro wasn't going to cut it. I knew that safety was going to be one of the most important things for this shoot. Staying as far away from the helicopter as I could to avoid any sort of incident was my biggest priority. I also thought that a tighter focal length would help focus on the helicopter, the pilot and medics, as well as the branding of the building. This specific hospital was recently acquired by this company, and the top of the building wasn't all that much to look at as there were AC units and other commercial equipment. I think my favorite thing to do is when I have an upcoming shoot, I try to justify buying gear that would be necessary for that shoot as if I can't just use what I already own. And I'm sure everybody watching this video is guilty of the same thing - like hey, if I go out and if I buy this lens to do this shoot and I make enough money to pay this lens off and then some, the lens was technically free, right? Look, I know that most people are here for images captured from...