The two Hasselblad cameras provide a micro 4/3 24-millimeter lens and a 162-millimeter telephoto lens.
It’s been roughly five years since SZ DJI Technology Co., better known in the States as DJI, unveiled the Mavic series of consumer drones as a more-portable way to fly. Friday, early morning Shenzhen time, DJI unveiled the latest version of the portable series, the Mavic 3, in the same folding design, now with a dual-camera system, faster motors, a 50% boost in flight time, and greater sensing capabilities. An alternative version, the Mavic 3 Cine edition, offers Apple ProRes 422 HQ encoding for richer video processing, and a 1-terabyte solid-state hard drive. The device is for sale starting immediately on the DJI Web site. DJI has slimmed down the Mavic ever so slightly in this new version. The takeoff weight for the standard version is 895 grams, or 1.97 lbs, and 899 grams in the Cine version. That compares to 907 grams, or 2 lbs, in the predecessor, the Mavic 2 Pro.
