When looking at the best drones on the market for aerial cinematography and videography, there can be a lot to consider. There are many great options these days, to be honest. And also, to be honest, the majority of them come from DJI.Yet, with DJI’s future in question, thanks to an ongoing legal battle with the US government, it can feel risky to make the investment. Still, DJI is most likely going to be a great and safe investment for a long time to come.If you are considering which drone is right for you, let’s help by going over some of the specs, prices, and pros and cons of two historically popular options. The DJI Mini 3 versus the DJI Mini 3 Pro. Obviously, you can tell which one might be the more advanced model, but let’s see just how much more value the Pro truly holds.DJI Mini 3 DroneDesigned to help aerial videographers fly longer with improved social media support when filming, the Mini 3 Drone from DJI features some nice wind resistance and battery life (up to 38 minutes of flight time).The DJI Mini 3 Drone also features true vertical shooting, which is a feature that lets you rotate the gimbal 90° to film vertical shots that can be immediately shared on social media platforms. Like the Mini 2 before it, the Mini 3 captures stunning videos in 4K HDR, uses OcuSync 2.0 for a transmission range of up to 6.2 miles, and includes a host of automated...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Yesterday