Dji Mavic 3 Pro Drone Fly More Combo Dji Rc

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Filmmakers get more control over what they capture with DJI Mavic 3 Pro Drone Fly More Combo DJI RCfrom DJI. This flagship drone adds a third lens to the system, with a 70mm f/2.8 medium telephoto, enhancing your creative possibilities with more control of how much you capture of a subject and its surroundings. Remaining is the impressive 24mm Hasselblad wide-angle lens, with 5.1K resolution, and the 166mm telephoto, which has been upgraded to f/3.4 and 60 fps for more light sensitivity and smoother video. This tri-camera system joins other Mavic 3 technologies, such as O3+ long-range transmission, up to 43 minutes of flight, and omnidirectional sensing with APAS 5.0 to make the Mavic 3 Pro safe for even beginner pilots.

3-Axis Gimbal with Tri-Camera System 20MP 5.1K Wide-Angle 4/3 CMOS Hasselblad 166mm 12MP 7x Zoom Telephoto 70mm 48MP 3x Zoom Medium Telephoto Lens 7 Intelligent Flight Modes Up to 43 Minutes of Flight Time O3+ Transmission with 9.3-Mile Range Omnidirectional Avoidance with APAS 5.0 D-LOG, D-LOG M & HLG Post-Processing Fly More Combo & DJI RC Remote

Key Specs
Maximum Horizontal Speed	47 mph / 75.6 km/h
Maximum Flight Time	43 Minutes
Number of Cameras	3
Camera System	Wide 20 MP, 4/3"-Type CMOS Sensor with 24mm-Equivalent, f/2.8 Lens (84° FoV) Standard 48 MP, 1/1.3"-Type CMOS Sensor with 70mm-Equivalent, f/2.8 Lens (35° FoV) Telephoto 12 MP, 1/2"-Type CMOS Sensor with 166mm-Equivalent, f/3.4 Lens (15° FoV)
Maximum Video Resolution	Wide Up to 5.1K at 50 fps / DCI 4K at 120 fps / UHD 4K at 120 fps / 1080p at 200 fps Standard Up to DCI 4K at 60 fps / 1080p at 60 fps Telephoto Up to UHD 4K at 60 fps / 1080p at 60 fps
Sensing System	Omnidirectional
Control Method	Included Transmitter
Maximum Operating Distance	9.3 Miles / 15 km
Mobile App Compatible	Yes: Android & iOS App Name: DJI Fly
Weight	2.1 lb / 958 g (Takeoff)
Performance
Maximum Horizontal Speed	47 mph / 75.6 km/h
Maximum Ascent Speed	17.9 mph / 28.8 km/h
Maximum Descent Speed	13.4 mph / 21.6 km/h
Maximum Wind Resistance	26.8 mph / 43.1 km/h
Maximum Take-Off Altitude	3.7 Miles / 6 km
Maximum Flight Time	43 Minutes
Maximum Hover Time	37 Minutes
Maximum Tilt Angle	35°
Hovering Accuracy	Vision Positioning Vertical: ±0.3' / 0.1 m Horizontal: ±1.0' / 0.3 m GNSS Vertical: ±1.6' / 0.5 m Horizontal: ±1.6' / 0.5 m
Aircraft
Rotor Configuration	Quadcopter
Propeller Size	9.4x5.3"
Remote ID	Yes
Built-In Video Light	No
Aircraft I/O	1x USB-C (Data, Power, Service)
Operating Temperature	22 to 72°F / -10 to 40°C
Imaging
Number of Cameras	3
Camera System	Wide 20 MP, 4/3"-Type CMOS Sensor with 24mm-Equivalent, f/2.8 Lens (84° FoV) Standard 48 MP, 1/1.3"-Type CMOS Sensor with 70mm-Equivalent, f/2.8 Lens (35° FoV) Telephoto 12 MP, 1/2"-Type CMOS Sensor with 166mm-Equivalent, f/3.4 Lens (15° FoV)
Digital Zoom	Wide 1 to 3x Standard 3 to 7x Telephoto 7 to 28x
ISO Sensitivity Range	Wide Video: 100 to 6400 (Extended: 800 to 12,800) Photo: 100 to 6400
Shutter Speed	Wide 1/8000 to 8 Seconds Standard 1/8000 to 2 Seconds Telephoto 1/8000 to 2 Seconds
Maximum Video Resolution	Wide Up to 5.1K at 50 fps / DCI 4K at 120 fps / UHD 4K at 120 fps / 1080p at 200 fps Standard Up to DCI 4K at 60 fps / 1080p at 60 fps Telephoto Up to UHD 4K at 60 fps / 1080p at 60 fps
Still Image Support	Wide Up to 20 MP (DNG / JPEG) Standard Up to 48 MP (DNG / JPEG) Up to 12 MP (DNG / JPEG) Telephoto Up to 12 MP (DNG / JPEG)
Photo Modes	Auto-Exposure Bracketing (AEB), Burst Shooting, Interval, Single Shot
Media/Memory Card Slot	In Aircraft Body microSD/microSDHC/microSDXC (UHS-I) [U3/V30 or Faster Recommended] In Remote/Transmitter microSD/microSDHC/microSDXC (UHS-I) [U3/V30 or Faster Recommended]
Internal Storage	In Aircraft Body 8 GB
Gimbal
Number of Axes	3: Pitch (Tilt), Roll, Yaw (Pan)
Rotation Range	Mechanical Range Pitch (Tilt): 190° (-140 to 50°) Roll: 100° (-50 to 50°) Yaw (Pan): 46° (-23 to 23°) Controllable Range Pitch (Tilt): 125° (-90 to 35°) Yaw (Pan): 10° (-5 to 5°)
Follow Speed	Tilt: 100°/s
Stabilization Accuracy	±0.001° (Motionless) ±0.003° (Motion)
Avoidance/Sensing System
Sensing System	Omnidirectional
Sensing System Capabilities	Forward Measurement Range: 1.6 to 65.6' / 0.5 to 20 m Detection Range: 1.6 to 656.2' / 0.5 to 200 m Max Speed: 33.6 mph / 15 m/s Field of View: 90° (Horizontal) / 103° (Vertical) Backward Measurement Range: 1.6 to 52.5' / 0.5 to 16 m Max Speed: 26.8 mph / 12 m/s Field of View: 90° (Horizontal) / 103° (Vertical) Lateral Measurement Range: 1.6 to 82.0' / 0.5 to 25 m Max Speed: 33.6 mph / 15 m/s Field of View: 90° (Horizontal) / 85° (Vertical) Upward Measurement Range: 0.7 to 32.8' / 0.2 to 10 m Max Speed: 13.4 mph / 6 m/s Field of View: 100° (Front-to-Back) / 90° (Side-to-Side) Downward Measurement Range: 1.0 to 59.1' / 0.3 to 18 m Max Speed: 13.4 mph / 6 m/s Field of View: 130° (Front-to-Back) / 160° (Side-to-Side)
Remote Controller / Transmitter
Control Method	Included Transmitter
Operating Frequency	2.4 GHz (2.400 to 2.4835) 5.8 GHz (5.725 to 5.850)
Maximum Operating Distance	9.3 Miles / 15 km
Transmitter Power	2.4 G: 26 dBm (FCC), 20 dBm (CE, MIC, SRRC) 5.8 G: 26 dBm (FCC), 23 dBm (SRRC), 14 dBm (CE)
Transmitter I/O	1x USB-C (Data, Power) 1x USB-C (Expansion)
Clean Video Output	No
Battery Type	Built-In Lithium-Ion (5200 mAh)
Wi-Fi	Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n); Dual-Band (2.4 & 5 GHz)
Bluetooth	4.2
Mobile App Compatible	Yes: Android & iOS App Name: DJI Fly
Built-In Display	5.5" (1920 x 1080) Touchscreen LCD, 700 nits/ cd/m²
Operating Temperature	14 to 104°F / -10 to 40°C
Flight Battery
Battery Chemistry	Lithium Cobalt Oxide (LiCoO2)
Battery Capacity	5000 mAh / 77 Wh
Battery Configuration	4 S / 17.6 V
Maximum Charging Power	17.6 V
Charging Temperature	41 to 104°F / 5 to 40°C
Weight	0.7 lb / 335.5 g
Charger
Charger Input Power	100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz at 2.5 A
Power Rating	100 W
General
GNSS Support	GPS, BeiDou, Galileo
Overall Dimensions	3.9 x 3.8 x 9.1" / 98.0 x 95.4 x 231.1 mm (Folded) 11.4 x 4.2 x 13.7" / 290.8 x 107.7 x 347.5 mm (Unfolded)
Weight	2.1 lb / 958 g (Takeoff)
Packaging Info
Package Weight	8.9 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	13.8 x 11.9 x 5.8"

24mm Hasselblad Wide-Angle: The 20MP Hasselblad camera remains, with its adjustable f/2.8 to f/11 aperture and large 4/3 CMOS sensor for reduced noise in low-light situations. It offers 5.1K video resolution at 50 fps and incorporates the Hasselblad Natural Color Solution (HNCS) to capture and produce true-to-life colors in your media. When post-processing, you can use D-Log, D-Log M, and HLG.
70mm Medium Telephoto: The new camera in the tri-cam system, this 48MP lens offers an f/2.8 aperture and 1/1.3" CMOS for excellent day and night shots. Video is captured in 4K at 60 fps, and you can get clearer midrange shots with a 3x optical zoom. D-Log M and HLG are supported for efficient post-production, and it's capable of taking advantage of Night, ActiveTrack, and Hyperlapse shooting modes.
166mm Telephoto: This 12MP full telephoto lens returns, but with an updated aperture of f/3.4, letting more light in for better low-light performance using its 1/2" CMOS. It also improves its 4K fps from 30 to 60 for smoother video and incorporates a 7x optical zoom for clear close-ups.

An omnidirectional obstacle sensing system with APAS 5.0 technology actively detects obstacles during flight and will automatically plot safe routes around them during flight.

Waypoint Flight
Cruise Control
Hyperlapse
MaserShots
FocusTrack
Panorama
QuickShots

Wide, Medium Telephoto & Telephoto Lenses

Normal (8-bit 4:2:0): H.264 & H.265

HLG/D-Log M (10-bit 4:2:0): H.265

Wide Lens

D-Log (10-bit 4:2:0): H.264 & H.265

Up to 43 minutes of flight time
O3+ video transmission from up to 9.3 miles away
Supports optional DJI Goggles 2, Goggles Integra, and RC Motion 2 for a more immersive flight experience

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. DJI Focus Pro Grip can i connect it wireless to the system so i am able to select subject tracking and focus + start recording ?

A: Yes, with supported cameras the grip would control focus and start/stop from the handle. The Handle would also power a servo motor. Lidar Pro as well. It is designed to only work with products in the DJI ecosystem. We would suggest working with the DJI Focus Pro Hand unit and Hi Bright monitor B&H # DJHBRM or DJI Transmission with High-Bright Monitor Combo BH #DJTRC for wireless control. Camera compatibility: https://bhpho.to/49Y7ET4

Q: 2. Confused with the final total weight of the drone in kit (FM combo plus). It says 250g but battery last 45 min flying time?

A: The standard takeoff weight of the DJI Mini 4 is 249g, but with the larger plus sized batteries in the DJI Mini 4 Pro Drone Fly More Combo Plus with RC 2 and Memory Card/Landing Pad Kit the takeoff weight will be heavier than 250g.

Q: 3. Can we use the Focus pro with non hard hard-stop lens ?

A: No, DJI recommends only using lenses with hard stops like Cinema Lenses when using the DJI Focus Pro All-In-One Combo.

Q: 4. How can one engage auto-focus from the hand unit? The reviewer says its not possible?

A: No, autofocus cannot be engaged from the hand unit of the DJI Focus Pro All-In-One Combo at this time.

Q: 5. Can I use my DJIRC Pro to fly this?

A: Unfortunately no. The DJI RC Pro controller is not compatible with the DJI Mini 4 pro.

Q: 6. Camera resolution with DJI Mini 3- on your site it says 12mb, on DJIs it says 48mb. Which is it?

A: With the latest firmware update (v01.00.0200), the DJI Mini 3 drone will also provide 48mp stills in 48mp still mode.

Q: 7. Can the Focus Pro Hand Unit control the lidar unit, or is it only the Grip which can do this? If so, how is lidar info displayed

A: The DJI Lidar Pro is powered and controlled with the DJI Hand grip only. The Grip has a small display for setup and control as well as setting focus points..

Q: 8. I'm assuming, because it has omnidirectional collision avoidance, that it can be used indoors?

A: Yes, the DJI Mini 4 Pro Drone Fly More Combo Plus with RC 2 Controller can be flown indoors.

Q: 9. Where can we buy the mount to connect the hand unit to the DJI monitor, as it is a key piece of gear, yet it seems unavailable?

A: At this time, DJI has not yet released the mount for the DJI Focus Pro Hand Unit in the DJI Focus Pro All-In-One Combo in order to mount the DJI High-Bright Remote Monitor.

Q: 10. How can one enter focal length above 100mm?

A: The DJI Focus Pro All-In-One Combo is not compatible with lens focal lengths above 100mm due to the DJI Focus Pro LiDAR requiring a calibration range at 1 meter or 3.28 ft.

Keith	28/09/2024
[3] This drone delivers the goods. Video and photography from the camera is outstanding. Easy to fly. Safeguards built in. Pleased with this investment to improve our marketing content. 5

Don	12/09/2024
[Omnidirectional] This is my third drone and by far and away the best one I've owned so far. With the DJI RC Pro controller, it makes it much simpler to fly and achieve the performance that I'm looking for. This is definitely a winner. For the price, it is definitely worth every penny. 5

Saul	05/09/2024
[43 Minutes] Amazing piece of technology. I love the creative avenues is opens and the small form factor. 5

Cameron	03/09/2024
[Quadcopter] This little drone replaced my Inspire 2 kit. Enough said. 5

Vineeth	03/09/2024
[3] Beast of a Camera with a super promising delivery from b&h. 5

Gary	01/09/2024
[37 Minutes] There's probably no need to repeat what every other 5 star review has said about this drone, so I'll talk about the economics of this purchase. When you add up the sum of the parts, the numbers get closer together for purchasing this kit. Beside the drone that sports 3 lenses and many options for still and video capture, the other best part of the kit is the radio. It's powerful, easy to use with a little practice, and with a battery that will last through many drone battery changes. The screen, although the same size as the less expensive screened radio, somehow seems more easily read. Buttons needed for ease of operation are at your fingertips. Weight seems lighter than the last one I used with the Air 2s kit, so that's also a plus. Cost of the radio purchased separately, $1,200. I couldn't really compute the credit for not purchasing the drone with the standard radio. The cost is out there but my guess is that it's around $250. The included ND filters are great to have and would cost another $100 if you can find them in-stock anywhere. Batteries, extra propellers, charger and such bump the cost up by $300 at least. Unlike the new Air 3 that just came out, this kit includes the ac/dc converter brick. So in summary, is the price of this kit economically sensible, not entirely. But, is it way more convenient, yup! You decide. 5

Jonathan	18/08/2024
[Omnidirectional] Stability, horizon & image colors are perfect right out of the box this time. Love the 70mm camera at 4k/60, but 5.1k/30 would be a nice FW upgrade. The 166mm/7x camera is better than the previous 3. I used the 7x about half the time on the 3. I think the 70mm will be used about 70% of the time. Wish it had 5.1k/50 like the 24mm. Sorry about all my wish list items, but the 3 Pro is really fantastic & solid. It does fit in my old case without the muzzle. Accessories would be nice to find sometime. 5

Carol	07/08/2024
[Yes] We trained with our drone last night for the first time. The cameras are incredible - picture perfect! We have a lot to learn but the drone flew flawlessly. Thanks for working with us! 5

James	03/08/2024
[3] This is a great aerial platform for photography and inspection work. I think the M3P price is justified on ROI alone; everything else is cake. The 70mm and 166mm zoom lenses lack the image quality of the Hasselblad, but are a step up from previous DJI zooms, and very useful in of themselves for inspection and 'Capture the Moment' type of situations. The bundled DJI RC works well for recreational flying, but the stellar DJI RC Pro is a better option for commercial pilots IMHO. If DJI released an SDK for the M3P Filght Controller, that would be icing on a very useful cake. Fly Safe. 5

Jonathan	28/07/2024
[Yes] The only problem I see at the moment is file naming. Always resets & cannot change the file naming as before .. really messed up! I wish they would have the option for 60/s & 50/s frames on the 70mm & 24mm camera. Also why not have 5k/30 for the 70mm. I also really liked the camera lock on shut down .... it doesn't. The horizon has not even wavered in the slightest, always dead on! Stability is great as before. All of that aside, some of this will be in future updates I hope. I still give it 5 stars! 5