DJI announced yesterday their all-new DJI Ronin-S stabilizer. It will come in two different sizes to support both mirrorless and D-SLR cameras. It will also work with the most common camera and (zoom) lens combinations, such as the Canon 5D, Panasonic GH, and Sony Alpha series.
Today’s the first day of the press festivities at CES 2018, and tonight’s event, Unveiled, serves as a showcase for…
We had a feeling that the DJI Osmo Mobile 2 was coming. Today DJI officially announced the redesigned stabilizer for smartphones. Last Friday, we had a chance to look at an almost final prototype at the DJI office in New York City and I have to say, it looks very good indeed.
If you are going to CES2018 and have been wanting to try out drone flying than this may be your chance. DJI will set up a special booth where you can safely try out and fly their drones. Expect to be able to fly the Spark, Mavic Pro, and Phantom drones. Not sure if they will have an Inspire for you to try out. Probably not.
Ahead of the CES 2018 event in Las Vegas, the rumor mills start speeding up. Today, we learned that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) certified the DJI OSMO Mobile 2 on December 11, 2017.
DJI will be at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, NV this year. The DJI booth will be at the Las Vegas Convention Center South Hall #26002 where you can experience their entire product portfolio of camera drones and image stabilization systems.
Chinese drone manufacturer, DJI just released two new products right before the start of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas this year. The first is the redesigned Osmo Mobile 2 for smartphones. The second is the all-new Ronin S stabilizer for mirrorless and DSLR cameras.
According to Intel, these drones are easily programmed to fly in a coordinated manner and create all kinds of animations in the sky. Each drone is outfitted with LED lights that are capable of emitting more than 4 billion color combinations.
Good morning! Sorry, technical error today. I guess I need another cup of coffee this time. Anyway here’s the news!
We already published our wishlists for the DJI Mavic Pro and the DJI Spark. Here is our wishlist with desired specifications for the Phantom 5. This list is a little different. With both the Spark and the Mavic Pro portability is key. Those drones need to be small, light and capable. With DJI Phantom quality it the main concern. Quality in the photos and the video footage. Let’s get started.
We wanted to provide you with an up to date summary of all the drone companies that are present at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. From the 9to5mac group, we have five people walking the floor of the event to talk to manufacturers and get the latest drone news. Everything that is newsworthy will be posted here on DroneDJ.
Seagate just announced the LaCie 2TB DJI CoPilot, a portable external hard drive specifically designed for drone pilots when they are out in the field. According to Seagate, 2TB should be enough for about 65 hours of 4K video footage at 30fps or around 20,000 RAW photos.
At CES 2018, Yamaha were showing off a new drone, the YMR-01, for pesticide application in the agricultural industry. Since the nineties, Yamaha had been using the R-Max remote helicopter to do the same but a drone should be easier to fly and therefore offer a larger market for Yamaha to cater to.
AirSelfie introduces three new aerial cameras or drones at CES 2019. The company is known for the smallest, easiest, most…
We just learned that Ryze Tech a Chinese startup company will be announcing a $99 toy drone, called Tello, with technology inside from both Intel and DJI. The affordable toy drone is able to capture 360-degree video and live stream the footage to a tablet.
Yuneec introduced three new drones at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. The first one, and possibly the most important one, is the Typhoon H Plus, a successor to the Typhoon H that was launched in 2016.
A company by the name of Autel Robotics unveiled a new drone at CES 2018, and this one looks like…
This year UVify introduces the Oori, a 60MPH micro racing drone. The Oori is much smaller and lighter than the Dacro quadcopter. In fact, it is so small it easily fits in the palm of your hand. The small form factor promises very fast and agile flying ability. The Oori is aimed both at beginning drone pilots as well as speed addicts.
Two days ago we published our wishlist for the DJI Mavic Pro. Today we will cover the DJI Spark 2. What would we like to see in the next generation of our favorite drone and 9to5Toys product of the year 2017? Will a new version of the DJI Spark be launched anytime soon? We do not know, however, this is what we would like to see added or changed to our favorite mini-drone.
Fortem is one of many drone startups showcasing their products and platforms at CES 2018, and they’re an interesting one…
Shenzhen-based HighGreat is showing off a couple new drones at CES 2018 this week, both of which target the middle-to-low…
The new DJI OSMO Mobile 2 has been the big news from the famed Chinese drone maker this week, but…
While drone-related DJI announcements are nowhere to be seen this week, the Chinese drone company did announce the 2nd generation…
Kudrone, a Chinese drone maker that you probably haven’t heard of, quietly announced a brand-new second generation drone at CES…
