Finally after months of leaks, DJI has officially launched the FPV (First Person View), its latest aerial drone. Previously speculated to be an all-out
Finally after months of leaks, DJI has officially launched the FPV (First Person View), its latest aerial drone. Previously speculated to be an all-out racing drone, the company instead introduces the new product as a hybrid – combining the first-person view and high speed performance of racing drones, cinematic capabilities of traditional drones, as well as the safety and transmission technology of DJI’s consumer drones. As its name implies, users are able to control the new DJI FPV in first-person perspective via its included FPV Goggles and controller – both of which are updated versions with updated design and features. The drone itself comes with a 1/2.3-inch 12MP camera with a 150-degree field of view, which is mounted on a 1-axis gimbal. It is capable of capturing both stills and videos – the latter specifically at 4K/60p or 1080/120p, both at a rate of 120Mbps. Further enhancing its imaging capabilities is the onboard RockSteady electronic image stabilisation system that can also prevent a shutter rolling effect when flying at high speeds.
