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There have been many rounds ofBroke the newsAfter that, DJI finally officially announced its own FPV aerial camera.Users can match it with the randomly included FPV flying glasses V2 To use, players with advanced needs can also purchase a special one-handed joystick. In terms of product positioning, DJI’s original intention for developing this FPV was to combine racing flying and film-like shooting experience, and the latter will have a higher weight of the two.
On this FPV aircraft, users can find a variety of different flight modes. The standard mode is basically the same as other DJI aerial cameras. When turned on, the device will use GPS and visual positioning system to float in the air, and use the front sensor to avoid obstacles. For experienced pilots, you can activate the fully manual mode, and you can control all the flying actions of the device by yourself.
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In addition, DJI also prepared a sports mode between the two. It has greater freedom of movement than the standard mode, and at the same time has higher safety than the manual mode. When using it, you will find auxiliary functions such as emergency braking, levitation, return, take-off and landing. In order to help newbies grow, there will also be various tutorials in DJI’s Virtual Flight app for users to learn and train on their own.
Unlike the rumors mentioned at 150 kilometers per hour, the top speed of the DJI FPV aerial camera is ultimately limited to 140 kilometers per hour. Compared with ordinary racing machines, this is not a small gap (racing machines generally have a speed of nearly 200 kilometers per hour), but fortunately, the device can accelerate to 100 kilometers in two seconds. In terms of endurance, a single charge can fly up to 20 minutes. The camera can record 4K 60fps video or shoot 1080p 120fps slow motion, has a 150-degree field of view, and can rely on a three-axis gimbal to achieve RockSteady shock resistance.
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The FPV aircraft can transmit 50Mbps through the image transmission system. After wearing FPV glasses, the user can choose the low-latency standard mode (the delay is about 40ms) to watch a 142-degree field of view at 810p 120fps, or 150 degrees at 50fps. In addition, you can also choose a high fps mode with greater delay. If there are multiple people present, DJI also prepares an audience mode. After turning on the aerial camera, you can connect up to 8 additional FPV glasses, so that more people can share the driver’s field of vision.
The standard package of DJI FPV aerial camera includes aircraft, controller, FPV goggles V2, a battery and various cables. The price is HK$9,499 / NT$37,600 in Hong Kong and Taiwan. If the Changfei accessory kit is selected, it will include two batteries and a dedicated charging dock. The price is HK$2,399 / NT$9,300. As for the one-handed joystick mentioned earlier, the price is HK$1,249 / NT$4,550. The above-mentioned new products are currently available on DJI Taiwan’s official website, and in Hong Kong, you need to make reservations through OTG.
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