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The wider field of view enables immersive aerial photography and videography at up to 4k/60fps, as well as smooth slow-motion footage.Įquipped with D-Cinelike color mode, DJI Avata allows a broad colour palette that enables detailed chromatic adjustments to your works.Įven during high-pressure aerial manoeuvres, DJI Avata keeps your video sharp and stable with two flagship stabilisation technologies: DJI Avata: CameraĭJI Avata has an outstanding imaging system that outstrips that on any FPV racer – a 1/1.7-inch 48MP Photo CMOS sensor with f/2.8 aperture, and an ultra-wide-angle lens with a viewing angle of up to 155°. Add heliguy™ Repair Refresh crash cover to give you peace of mind when flying this FPV aircraft. The DJI Avata is available from heliguy™. DJI Avata Fly Smart Combo: Includes DJI Avata, the DJI FPV Goggles V2 and the DJI Motion Controller.DJI Avata Pro-View Combo: Includes DJI Avata, new DJI Goggles 2 and the DJI Motion Controller.

Ideal for those who already have compatible controllers and goggles. Standalone Version: Drone only, without remote controller, motion controller, or goggles.This makes Avata ideal for racing, capturing breathtaking and swooping FPV content or even conducting indoor inspections. Other key features include up to 18 minutes of flight time and advanced safety features, such as the emergency brake and Turtle mode, which flips the drone back up if it lands upside down.įly the DJI Avata with the intuitive DJI Motion Controller or DJI FPV Remote Controller 2, and absorb yourself in the action with either the original DJI FPV Goggles V2 or the all new DJI Goggles 2.ĭJI’s unequaled flight technology means DJI Avata can hover like a traditional drone, accelerate like a racer, zoom in and out of tight spaces, and stop in a fraction of a second. This compact aircraft - engineered for beginners and professionals alike - weighs only 410g and is designed for high-octane flights, with rapid speed and breathtaking agility.Ĭapture epic content with the drone's powerful stabilised camera, featuring a 1/1.7“ CMOS sensor with 48MP and delivering premium imaging features like 4K/60fps and up to 2.7K at 120fps video resolution (depending on which goggles you use). Use DJI Avata for FPV racing, capturing breathtaking content and conducting indoor inspections.įeel the buzz of immersive FPV drone flight with the new DJI Avata, featuring built-in propeller guards for enhanced safety.Safety features include emergency brake and the new Turtle mode, which rights the drone if it lands upside down.The drone is compatible with the new DJI Goggles 2, as well as the intuitive Motion Controller, which enables pilots to dynamically control the drone by hand movements.DJI Avata has a 48MP camera and enables immersive aerial videography at up to 4k/60fps.heliguy™ Repair Refresh crash cover is available for the DJI Avata

Ideal for all abilities, the DJI Avata features built-in propeller guards to improve safety and protect the drone from collisions.

DJI Avata is DJI's new FPV drone, offering an immersive and breathtaking flight experience.

It was nerve wracking as hell but worth the time and effort.

#REVIEW DJI FPV DRONE PRO#

I had to buy a pro level soldering kit and an arm from DJI and took it apart and repaired it. Hope you were able to get your FPV repaired, I'm not new to repairing drones, after crashing my Mavic 2 Pro into the side of a house after forgetting the stopping distance is much further when flying in sport mode, so I let off the throttle and instead of slowing like coasted a mile and smacked the crap outta that wall.

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DJI making it so difficult to put in full manual mode looks to me like a big pain in the arse, yet maybe necessary. I've flown Mavic 2 Pro's for years, and have just bought the FPV on FleaBay and it's on the way, so I'm getting some book learning. But I did enjoy your explanation of the FPV's handling and operation, and your otherwise fine flying.

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I'm thinking it's not quite accurate to say (12:49 ) I was flying 'it' and 'it' crashed.' Wouldn't it be better to say 'I was flying it and crashed into a tree'.which would say to other FPV drivers flying on full manual mode not to get 'hot doggie' with it until well versed in it's handling, and even then it's likely to happen when flying in such an obstacle laden environment.

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