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Drones & Aerial
The shot that used to need a helicopter, and the gimbals and batteries that keep it up.
14 products · 4 groups · 3 makers
Drones
- Freefly Alta X — Lifts a cinema camera — an ALEXA Mini goes up on one of these
- DJI Inspire 3 — Full-frame 8K ProRes RAW with retracting legs — the production drone
- DJI Mavic 3 Pro — The Hasselblad triple-camera that productions still fly
- DJI Air 3S — Two focal lengths, under the weight that needs paperwork
- DJI Mini 4 Pro — Under 250g, which is the only number that matters in most countries
- DJI Flip — Folds flat with guarded props — the one to learn on indoors
Batteries & charging
- DJI Mavic 3 Fly More batteries — Two more flights, which is the difference between a shot and a maybe
Payload & control
- DJI Zenmuse X9-8K Air — The Inspire 3 camera, and it is a real cinema camera
- DJI RC Pro 2 controller — A bright screen you can see at noon, which the phone mount never is
- DJI Avata 2 — FPV through a gap, with goggles and a motion stick
- DJI Goggles 3 — What FPV is actually flown on, and the reason it looks like that
- DJI Neo — 135g, launches off a palm, and needs no controller at all
Cases & transport
- DJI Mavic 4 Pro — Three lenses on a gimbal that fits in a backpack
- Nanuk 925 drone case — Waterproof, crushable-foam, and it will go in a hold
The other shelves
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