The Smart DJI Mini 4K Foldable Drone Weighs Under 249g Specs?

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Check the points below to see the DJI Mini 4K information in details are:-

1. Freedom to Fly weighing under 249 grams this lightweight drone lets you fly for recreational purposes without the need for FAA registration or Remote ID.
2. Cinematic Quality Shooting capture stunning moments in exquisite detail with crystal-clear 4K Ultra HD resolution.
3. Wind Resistant and Long Range equipped with brushless motors this foldable drone can withstand winds up to 38kph.
4. With a transmission distance of up to 10km you can explore vast landscapes.
5. Extended Battery Life say goodbye to battery anxiety with the extended battery life options.
6. Beginner-Friendly and Safe designed with beginners in mind the drone features one-tap takeoff/landing, GPS Return to Home and stable hovering.
7. The DJI Mini 4 Pro delivers several features typically seen in higher-end DJI models such as include Omnidirectional Obstacle Avoidance improved subject tracking advanced Return to Home and several upgrades in the video capture department.
8. The image sensor and the camera are the same as the Mini 3 / Mini 3 Pro so image quality is similar although image processing is claimed to have been improved.
9. The standard 2590 mAh Intelligent Flight Battery is advertised as providing up to 34 minutes of flight time which in real-world flying conditions comes in at 20-25 minutes before Return to Home is initiated when the battery reaches 20% capacity.
10. There is also an Intelligent Flight Battery Plus that’s available separately and is claimed to increase flight times to up to 46 minutes.
11. There are two controller options available to meet both the needs of pilots and importantly their budgets.
12. The DJI RC-N2 is the less expensive standard option that has no screen and instead has a telescopic phone holder at the top that can also accommodate the phone cable when not in use.
13. For this controller you need to connect your smartphone to run the DJI Fly app.
14. The more expensive controller is the DJI RC 2 which features a 5.5-inch screen with a 700-nit brightness.
15. This controller doesn’t have a network connection like your phone so to access maps you can download offline maps to the controller or connect it to your phone’s WiFi.
16. It’s very much a DJI drone in terms of functionality and reliability so it’s incredibly easy to fly even for beginners thanks to its GPS positioning which holds the drone in position without drifting and Cine, Normal and Sport flight modes providing different levels of speed and functionality depending on what you’re shooting.
17. The arrival of Omnidirectional Vision Sensing is a vast improvement on the collision avoidance seen with the Mini 3 Pro although the latter is still a great performer.
18. This feature uses four fisheye vision sensors downward binocular vision sensors and a 3D ToF sensor to help avoid crashes in complex environments and it works exceptionally well.
19. It can sometimes cause flight movements that would ruin smooth cinematic video.
20. Omnidirectional Vision Sensing when working alongside Advanced Pilot Assistance Systems does help you to push the drone further to capture more dynamic video.
21. The Bypass/Nifty mode allows you to fly in the most complex environments with confidence you still have to take great care and even the DJI Fly app warns of this.
22. First off there’s ActiveTrack 360° subject tracking which provides improved and safer subject tracking features and works exceptionally well.
23. There’s Advanced Return to Home which takes advantage of Omnidirectional Obstacle Avoidance for a safer and more reliable Return to Home by calculating the most efficient route back to the take-off point.
24. There are also the features that you might consider standard including Hyperlapse which is incredibly easy to use and effective, MasterShots which is kind of pointless since it’s Quickshots rolled into one maneuver.
25. Quickshots automated flight patterns for capturing cinematic footage at the touch of a button and then there’s the Digital Zoom.
26. Digital Zoom works well for getting closer to distant subjects but since it crops into the pixels there’s always a trade-off in terms of zoom factor versus the reduction of image quality as a result of using the feature.
27. The image quality produced by the Mini 4 Pro is excellent especially for such a compact drone since it uses the same 12/48MP 1/1.3-inch sensor with large 2.4μm pixels as the Mini 3 Pro.
28. This is housed within a camera offering an equivalent focal length of 24mm with a fixed f/1.7 aperture that can be rotated 90 degrees for portrait format shooting of both photos and videos.
29. The gimbal can also be tilted between -90 degrees and 60 degrees to provide options for creative shooting.
30. Photos are typically sharpest in the center of the frame with a small amount of fall-off towards the edges
31. The full ISO range is 100-6400 with Night Mode taking it as far as ISO 100-12,800.
32. Night Mode is a new feature that optimizes noise handling when shooting video in low light.
33. The new features are claimed to focus on image processing which appears to be software- rather than hardware-based.
34. The improvements are useful and when paired with the Obstacle Avoidance upgrades make the Mini 4 Pro the better drone of the two.
35. Photos can be captured in RAW and JPEG formats with several shooting modes available including Automatic Exposure Bracketing, Pano and 48MP photo which splits the large pixels into four to create higher resolution photos among other modes.
36. And SmartPhoto is claimed to improve on the previous generation HDR capture with the HDR shooting option.
37. There is still the 8-bit Normal profile which provides video that’s usable straight out of the camera plus there’s HLG (HDR) which produces out-of-camera usable video with a higher dynamic range.
38. 4K capture is now possible up to 100 fps for slow motion video alongside 1080p at up to 200 fps.
39. And for advanced users you can now also control the sharpness and noise reduction in video.

Pros

Improved video features
Omnidirectional Obstacle Avoidance
Similar price to Mini 3 Pro at launch

Cons

Not a huge upgrade over the Mini 3 Pro
Fixed aperture on camera
Not as powerful as larger drones