Drone technology is always a moving goal, and things will inevitably get better, but right now this seems to offer exceptional quality to serious creatives for surprisingly little investment in ...

While the Air 3S can’t shoot 5.7K footage (something offered by the DJI Mavic 3 Pro), it can shoot regular 4K videos at up to 60 fps, 4K slow-motion clips at 120 fps and Full HD slow-motion ...

The battery life is very impressive too, with a full ... Air 3’s. Both cameras’ lenses are fixed-aperture, so videographers will probably want to ensure they get hold of DJI’s ND filter set ...

The onboard camera has a 117.6-degree field of view and can shoot 4K video at 30fps and full HD at 60/50/30fps. It can also capture 12MP stills. One of the biggest attractions of the DJI Neo is the ...

DJI is offering a huge discount on the popular Air 3 drone. On Amazon, the standard kit for the DJI Air 3 has seen 20% shaved off its asking price, now just $881.68. The limited-time offer is huge ...

Until the issue is resolved however it’ll be harder for US businesses to get their hands on DJI’s enterprise and agricultural drones, as well as regular folks from snagging the DJI Air 3S ...

"The Air 3S's dual cameras improve on the 10-bit and ISO image quality, capturing photos and videos with even more breathtaking details than the current DJI Mavic 3 Pro." Given that the tri-camera ...

There are a bunch of other little improvements, from storage to the new panoramic photo mode, all at the same $1,099 price as the Air 3 was at launch. To see if it lives up to DJI’s hype ...

Other leaks have given us hints at the potential of the new Air 3 variant, and though leaker ... Judging by that, the preparations are indeed in full swing. DJI’s previous product launches ...

Images, and the devices that capture them, are my focus. I've covered cameras at PCMag for the past 13 years, which has given me a front row seat for the DSLR to mirrorless transition, the ...

not only with better 8K tech (Kandao can compete there too with the QooCam 3 Ultra), but with extensive software tools for their users. If DJI are to join this space, it'll be interesting to see ...