Best drone in the price range and features. Great battery, flys fast and easy to control via the built in screen.

This drone is like flying a jewel. Very quiet smooth....built tough yet quality shows. The camera is great for day shots and night shots. Definitely would buy again. Remember, in Canada you need to have a pilot licence for drones under 25KG.

Awesome drone, after 6 months in use, very good quality, very good value for your money

Non ci sono parole per descrivere questo drone se ne parla ovunque sul web ed infatti l'ho acquistato per questo.Autonomia in assoluto il migliore ,segnale fantastico mai un calo,la camera da 70 mm è un portento puoi fare video con una prospettiva unica.Di notte non ha eguali anche se il sensore è sotto il pollice.E direi così com'è già puoi fare video senza passare al colorcorrection.Avevo gia l' Air2s che pensavo fosse il massimo ma qui devo dire dji ha fatto un capolavoro.

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I have been flying mine for 5 months now and it felt like a good time to add a warts n all review. I will concede here by saying that there are absolutely no warts. This is a fantastic drone. The battery life is absolutely remarkable. The drone is extremely resistant to the heaviest of winds. Camera is phenomenal and having both lenses which I initially thought might just be a gimmick absolutely is not as they both get used every time I fly. The drone is capable of speeds in all directions including up and down which frankly will make your head spin. The omnidirectional obstacle avoidance sensors are amazing but please be advised switch off when the drone is in 'sports mode' If you are flying close to obstacles there is the facility to switch on the obstacle avoidance cameras which really c an help you to avoid the dreaded collision with trees or electricity cables. DJI keep releasing firmware updates which only serve to make an already fantastic drone even better. Occusync 4 connection between the drone and the RC2 controller provides exceptional connectivity even in the most built areas. If you are going to stick to the letter of the law and let's face facts we all really should, if you are going to fly while maintaining VLOS (visual line of sight) then the size of this drone is an advantage to the sub 250g drones as it is visible at far greater distance. I will add that if flying in the UK then it really is worth sitting for an A2CofC. This costs about £90.00 and removes a lot of the restrictions that are in place if you choose to fly without a certificate. It is a very easy exam and I recommend Matt from UAVhub as his teaching style is really easy and very comprehensive. I find that the most practical use of the drone is to always have it with me and the batteries charged. You can get some really interesting footage at the most unexpected times of the day in some of the most unexpected locations and as the drone is such fun to fly and so easy to use it always leaves me with a massive smile on my face. I cannot wait for summer as the lighter evenings should provide a lot more scope for the exceptional camera that the drone is fitted with. If anyone reading this cannot tell already I really really love this drone and would have absolutely no hesitation in recommending it to anyone.

Air 3 has completely transformed my aerial cinematographer experience. As a filmmaker, I rely on the latest technology to capture unique, breathtaking visuals.One aspect I particularly appreciate is the ease of integrating this drone into my existing workflow. With the two cameras, ND filters, and upgraded sensor, it allows me to achieve even higher production value in my footage. It's now easier to match it with the footage from other cameras we use in production. The compatibility and versatility of the drone make it an indispensable tool for my aerial cinematography projects.Cinematic FootageThe dual primary cameras equipped with 70 mm medium telephoto and wide-angle lenses deliver exceptional image quality. The footage is sharp, vibrant, and cinematic, truly enhancing the storytelling element of my work. Whether I'm shooting landscapes, action sequences, or establishing shots, the image quality never fails to impress.Active TrackAir 3 offers a wide range of flight modes - Active track, focus track, QuickShots and more. I mostly use the ActiveTrack mode for smoothly tracking subjects, and the Waypoint mode for precise path planning. Overall, this provides the versatility needed to capture shots with precision and creativity.Extended control rangeAir 3 control range is up to 20 kilometers. That's pretty impressive. I can escape the limitations of traditional equipment and plan shooting from remote locations.In conclusion, Air 3 is a powerful tool. It is not in par with more advanced drones like Mavic 3 Pro, but still provides cinematic image quality, versatile flight modes, and longer range. If you're a beginner filmmaker or looking to switch from older models, this drone os definitely the one to consider.

I recently upgraded to Air 3 from my Mavic Air 2, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations. The first thing that struck me was how much the flight experience has improved. The included remote controller offers intuitive controls and a comfortable grip, it all just felt seamless.Other things I absolutely like:1. Exceptional image quality: With its dual camera setup, and the 1/1.3" sensor, Air 3 delivers outstanding image quality. The photos are incredibly sharp and detailed, videos also look more vibrant compared to my older drone.2. More flight time: One of the standout features of Air 3 is its impressive 46-minute flight time. I don't even know if I will ever need to fly that long, but already pleased to be able to fly longer than before! No need to interrupt my flights for battery changes.2. Much, much better obstacle sensing: Air 3 comes equipped with omnidirectional obstacle sensing. This feature has been incredibly valuable during my flights, giving me the confidence to fly with ease and focus solely on shooting.Something to consider:It's a pricey gear. It comes with a higher price tag compared to the Mini 3 Pro. For beginners, it might be better to go with the Mini first. However, if you're serious about taking your aerial photography to the next level, Air 3 is well worth it.There is a learning curve: As a feature-rich drone, mastering all of Air 3 capabilities can take some time and practice. The various flight modes, camera settings, and advanced features require patience and dedication. However, this is a must for both safety reasons and the stunning results.Overall, I have to say Air 3 has brought my creative vision to new heights. It is a remarkable piece of equipment. While it comes with a higher price tag, it's definitely worth it.

J'ai commandé le Bundle DJI Air 3 Fly More Combo avec la télécommande avec écran DJI RC 2 le 30 octobre 2023.J'ai maintenant 2 drones, le DJI Air 3 et le DJI Air 2s.Le DJI Air 3 est exclusivement consacré à la photographie et à la vidéo UHD. Les autres fonctionnalités (Mastershots, panoramiques, suivis de personnes etc.) ne m'intéressent pas.Au bout d'un mois d'utilisation intensive en randonnée, voici les enseignements de ma toute petite expérience :- Au rayon des qualités et sur un même plan : les photos et vidéos aussi bien avec l'un ou l'autre objectifs sont proprement fabuleuses. Cependant, les photos RAW (dng) sont un vrai problème actuellement car les traitements ne semblent pas encore au point, au moins sur les logiciels que j'ai : DXO PhotoLab 5 a sorti un traitement, mais qui ne marche pas sur mon ordinateur. Lightroom n'a pas de corrections spécifiques pour ces fichiers RAW, mais peut-être ces modules existent-ils pour certains autres logiciels de traitement. Par contre les sorties jpg des images sont au top. Je m'en contente en version 48 Mpixels, et je trouve que ces photos (en jpg) sont de meilleure qualité que les photos en jpg issues du DJI Air 2s malgré la différence de taille des capteurs. Idem pour la vidéo : je trouve le profil D-Log du DJI Air 3 en retrait (après traitement) par rapport à la sortie directe en mp4. Mais les vidéos dont vraiment au top elles-aussi. Attention, je ne suis qu'un amateur de belles randonnées et de belles photographies, pas un professionnel.- Toujours au rayon des qualités : l'autonomie fabuleuse des batteries. Egalement : la stabilité en vol, la douceur des commandes, le retour automatique qui indique avec précision le trajet retour du drone- Encore au rayon des qualités : malgré une taille assez imposante, ce drone se range facilement dans mon sac de rando prévu pour la photo (sac Lowepro Flipside 400 AW) et le total transporté n'est pas plus lourd que le DJI Air 2s et ses batteriesPour les défauts :- Dans sa version Fly More Combo avec la télécommande avec écran, je trouve que le prix est sacrément lourd. Mais c'est un choix, car la qualité est bien là.- A ne pas négliger les frais annexes qui viendront alourdir la facture de 250€ (pour moi) : * les sacs de batterie anti-déflagrants (ignifugés) par sécurité * La protection des hélices * Des joysticks de rechange - car vous en perdrez bien quelques- uns, ils sont tellement fins ! * Une carte mini SD rapide et fiable * Un chargeur qui fait le job et qui existe en chargement rapide pour les 3 batteries * Et puis aussi l'indispensable Care Refresh Service, pour se mettre à l'abri des pépins - manips, casses etc.Bien sûr, il y a encore d'autres contraintes, mais le plaisir d'emmener en balade un tel compagnon est tellement grand !Juste pour terminer : je suis retraité depuis plus de 20 ans et j'adore les nouvelles technologies. Mes utilisations ne sont donc pas celles de Monsieur Tout-le-Monde. Et chaque semaine je fais un petit montage de mes randonnées, qui inclut - bien sûr - le meilleur de mes vidéos tournées avec le DJI Air 3

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