mavic pro drones

are probably aware that DJI has recently announced it’s new recreational Drone which is called the Mavic. While the Drone contains a impressive number of features it is very clear that they see a market in the Drone Racing segment. It includes what they call a sports mode, which tilts the Drone for increased speed (about 40 mph according to the announcement), it also market DJI googles for use with the drone.  Previously DJI pilots have needed to use an FPV kit from other manufacturers, such as Fat Shark , to get an immersive, VR-like flight experience. The company’s decision to produce its own says a lot about this growing trend in the drone industry, which is by no means limited to FPV racers. DJI Goggles look pretty similar to VR headsets you might have seen from Samsung of Playstation – the only real difference is that you’ll be getting a live feed from the Mavic’s camera, delivered in an 85-degree view at 1080p.  The system is powered by DJI’s new  OcuSync te

we’ve determined exactly what makes the perfect drone tick — or fly To help cut through the noise, we’ve determined exactly what makes the perfect drone tick — or fly. The right UAV should first and foremost be able to fly with ease and focus and shouldn’t impede clear video. Of course, a drone should be equipped with a quality camera, as well as means of controlling the camera. Finally, the perfect drone should be fun to control and be loaded with the high-tech advancements needed to make piloting a breeze. there’s many great quadcopter options on the market (including DJI’s Phantom 4, which we will get into below), the Mavic Pro is the only one that offers a compact, travel friendly design without sacrificing function or quality. Unlike other premium drones that require tedious disassembling before being crammed in your luggage, the Mavic Pro is designed to fold in on itself and fit safely in even the tightest bag. while the travel-ready aspect already gives the Mavic Pro

10  mistakes that Mavic pilots make   Learn more about your Mavic Pro drone and get the most out of each flight you make.We will show you what mistakes Mavic users are most likely to make, improve your aerial photography, and find out which accessories make flying the Mavic Pro even more thrilling! Whether you’re an experienced pilot or just a beginner, we all make mistakes. But it’s best to avoid making them if you can! The Mavic is DJI’s most popular drone these days, so we’ve made a list of 10 mistakes that Mavic pilots make when using their drone. 1. Assuming the Vision Systems are Always Active The Mavic is equipped with 5 cameras, 4 of which comprise the Forward and Downward Vision Systems. The Downward Vision System is also known as the VPS, or Vision Positioning System. The Downward Vision System helps the drone stabilize when you’re flying at or below 13 meters. The Forward Vision System helps the drone avoid obstacles, whether you’re flying around manually or au