DJI MAVIC 3 PRO - BETTER than you THINK!!

Alright yall! I have the new #DJIMAVIC3PRO in this house. This is DJI's first tri-lens flagship camera drone, and I can't lie, the changes are CLUTCH! The new camera changes pack some serious heat, but does that make it a true Pro drone? Let's deep dive into the new DJI Mavic 3 Pro!

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GEAR USED IN THIS VIDEO:

📌 SONY FX3 -
📌 TAMRON 17-28MM F2.8 -
📌 Sony 50mm f1.2 GM -
📌 Viltrox 85mm f1.8 -
📌 DJI WIRELESS MIC SYSTEM -
📌 DJI MINI 3 PRO -

OTHER GEAR I USE:

Cameras -
📌 Sony FX3 -
📌 SONY A7IV -
📌 Lumix S5ii -

Lenses -
📌 VILTROX 24MM F1.8 -
📌 Sony 50mm f1.2 GM -
📌 Viltrox 85mm f1.8 -
📌 Tamron 17-28mm f2.8 -

Microphones -
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📌 GET THE SM7B WINDSCREEN HERE -
📌 DJI WIRELESS MIC SYSTEM -

Lighting -
📌 Aputure 120D II -
📌 Aputure Octodome 120 -
📌 Aputure MC -

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0:00 - 3:25 - Changes from DJI Mavic 3
3:26 - 4:33 - ND Filters
4:34 - 7:29 - Image Quality Testing
7:30 - 8:31 - Active Track and More ND filters
8:32 - 10:29 - Night Mode and Performance
10:30 - 12:07 - Conclusion

By: TerryWarfield
Title: DJI MAVIC 3 PRO - BETTER than you THINK!!
Sourced From: www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXsY-lc_GBQ

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is a photography drone worthwhile?

A great product is the most important thing if you want to start your own business. If you want to make a name for yourself, you need to have a great product.

Photographers are not selling themselves. They are trying to convince others to buy their stuff, rather than convincing themselves.

If you are running your own company, it won't make sense to wait around for others. You will need to get out there and find customers immediately.

You will need to tell compelling stories that help them understand why your products are better than others.

You'll also need to come up with an effective strategy for marketing those products. However, you might fail to properly price your products even after all that.

It is possible to decide to charge too high. Sometimes you might charge too little. You could be charging too much or you might make a mistake.

This will help you avoid making costly mistakes. However, this doesn't mean you must become a businessman. This means you have to learn how to value time, money, effort.

You must also develop strategies to measure the success of your company.

Once you've got a handle on pricing, you can finally focus on building the best possible product. A product that makes financial and creative sense.

A product that solves problems and provides real benefits.

One that stands apart from the rest.

After you've developed the product, you can launch it. Now you are ready to build your business.

It doesn't really matter if your goal is to fly a drone or not. It will make it easier to start your career as a photographer. It will improve your skills. And it will help you grow your business.

Can drone photography make you money?

If you want to make money flying drones, the problem is that there isn't a product that will solve your problems. A lack of quality equipment and software makes the experience enjoyable.

You also have to worry about insurance costs and liability issues, so most photographers will stick to taking pictures from the ground. You could get paid for your efforts if you use a totally new method of photographing images.

Drones capture light in a similar way to video cameras. Use the same technology to take amazing photos.

Companies are already making strides in creating photos that can be captured from above. We've already talked about DJI and GoPro. We are starting to see more companies entering the space.

Even though these cameras are designed for aerial photography, they are pretty good on the ground. The major manufacturers have invested heavily in the development of their imaging technologies.

This means that one day you might be able to purchase a drone with 4K video and incredible photography capabilities. This is possible. DJI, for example, has released higher-resolution versions their Phantom series of drones.

DJI has just released the Inspire 2 with a 12-megapixel sensor that can shoot at 5120x3456 pixels. If you prefer to shoot in RAW format you can capture 8-bit files at 30 frames a second.

So yes, you can make money off of drone photos.

Can drones be used to take night pictures?

Yes. But we've been doing it for years now. Since the 1970s, we have been taking photographs at night.

There's a catch. Night photography requires specialized equipment. It's impossible to achieve night photography with a camera less than $10,000.

A series of wavelengths are created when light hits an object.

These wavelengths can be combined to form white light over very long distances.

This is why your eyes can see colors even if the sun is many millions of miles away.

Instead, light reflects narrow bands of wavelengths when it strikes objects that are close to the source. These wavelengths bounce back directly to us without any overlap.

This means that objects are brighter if they are closer together. This is why objects appear to glow under black light.

The energy that an object absorbs will determine how much light is reflected. If light hits an object, it may reflect less red light than more blue.

Blue light is the most visible to the human eye, so objects will appear more blue if they are seen under black light.

This has to do with drones. If you want to photograph something dark like a forest or cave, you will need a very bright source of light.

A regular lamp will not be powerful enough for the illumination of the entire scene. It will give you only a shadowed picture and nothing else.

You will need a strobe if you want to take great photos. A small flashgun is better than a big one, as you don't need it.

These lights are known as speedlights because they produce flashes of light so fast that they create a stroboscopic effect.

If we say "stroboscopic", you can see the light pulse across the screen. The faster the rate, the better quality of the picture.

We won't discuss how to set up a Speedlight here. There are many tutorials on the internet.

We will tell that it is important to have a bright and even lighting source in order to capture clear images.

You should aim the beam at a 45 degree angle to achieve this. You can adjust the flashgun's intensity by moving its head.

Once you have selected the correct setting, hold the gun steady and release the shutter release key.

Then, just before the light reaches the subject, press the shutter again. This will set off the flashgun to start a second burst.

The first burst is the most visible, and the second captures the moment after the burst has ended.

This creates a continuous exposure in which both bursts or light are recorded.

Now that we know how to capture images during the daylight, let's learn how to do night photography.

I've covered everything you need about night photography.

The color balance is the last thing we need to address.

Most people assume that all the images taken at night will be too dark.

Yes, it is true. However, it can also be applied to daytime shots.

The camera will always record darker images regardless of whether you are taking photos at dawn and dusk.

What are the laws governing drone photography?

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulates drone flights. Local laws may also apply in addition to the FAA regulations. To find out which drone flight rules apply to your state, check with the transportation department.

The FAA requires drone owners to obtain a license in almost all cases. The FAA has set forth guidelines for licensing. These guidelines are available for more information.

In some states, drone owners must register their drones with government. Learn more about drone registration in our Guide to Drone Registration.

How do I fly my drone

You need to practice flying a drone. It takes time to learn how to fly drones. We recommend that you practice indoors, or close to your house, for beginners.

There are three essential skills that you need to know in order to fly a Drone. These are hovering, landing, and taking off.

Take Off

You simply lift the drone up into the air by taking off. Press the button on your controller to cause the drone to move upwards. Once the drone is at a certain height stop pressing the button.

Hovering

Hovering is a way to keep the drone still in midair. Hold down the right or left trigger and press the throttle to hover. Tilt the controller to move the drone. Hold down both triggers.

Landing

Landing means returning the drone to earth safely. To land, release the throttle and tilt the controller downward toward the ground. This will cause the drone to slow down and eventually land.

Fly your drone as comfortable as possible. Make sure you don't crash into anything.

Are there any good spots to fly a drone and take photos?

Drones are a great tool for taking stunning photos of nature and landscapes. Drones offer the perfect solution for taking stunning photographs of nature and wildlife, as well as beautiful landscapes.

Mountain, deserts, lakes and oceans are all great places to use drones. Drone enthusiasts enjoy taking stunning photos of their surroundings and other local attractions.

It is a good idea to shoot at night so that the lights can illuminate the surrounding area. This allows you to see new places. Also, you can shoot in different seasons, particularly winter when snow covers the ground.

Statistics

• Among the biggest improvements, the Skydio 2+ has over the standard 2 is a 20% longer battery life, longer range if you add the Beacon, and a neat AI video creation tool called Keyframe. (thedronegirl.com)
• 60 second video with branding, captions, contact information, and music Strip / Convenience / Neighborhood / Community Centers pricing per center (up to 400,000 sq ft) PLACE ORDER (dronebase.com)
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• Here's proof: according to an analysis of FAA drone registration numbers by drone market research and data group Drone Industry Insights, DJI had a 76.8% market share in the U.S. (thedronegirl.com)
• Compared to the old days of the Phantom, this drone is super small, but it will likely require you to check a bag, the way a Mini 3 Pro could easily stow away in an oversized pocket. (thedronegirl.com)

External Links

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• Geo Zone Map- Fly Safe DJI


• DJI FPV Redefine Flying DJI

How To

How to Create a Time-Lapse Using a Drone?

The two most common types of camera used to make time-lapses are DSLRs (Digital Single Lens Reflex) which are typically more expensive that point-and–shoot digital cameras.

The way light enters DSLR cameras can also make them produce better quality images. However, video requires manual focus and exposure settings.

Beginners will find it easier to use point-and shoot cameras like the GoPro. Videos will look grainy because of the lower resolution.

A consumer drone is the best camera for time-lapsing. These small flying robots are popular because they provide an affordable alternative to professional drones.

A drone, a remote controlled aircraft, is one that can fly independently of human intervention. Quadcopter drones may use multiple propellers. A drone will typically fly with one propeller.

In addition to providing aerial footage, a drone can capture cinematic shots from a bird's eye view. To capture smooth handheld footage, drones can be outfitted with a stabilizer.

Start recording while the drone hovers over your subject to create a time-lapse. The sky won't appear dark during the shot if the sun isn't directly overhead.

To achieve the desired effect, you can adjust the aperture and shutter speed. For example, you could set your shutter speed to 30 seconds for a sunset shot and keep the aperture wide open in order to capture as much natural daylight as possible.

Night shots can be shot using the opposite approach. You can reduce light entering your camera by slowing the shutter speed to 1/second and closing the aperture. This produces a bright image that makes details visible.