DJI Mavic 3 Pro Cine Premium Combo with DJI RC Pro Remote Controller – Grey, Silver/Grey

DJI partnered with legendary camera maker Hasselblad for the Mavic 3 drones. But they didn’t stop there. You’ve got 3 lenses to play with – all of them shoot in 4K, and two can roll at 120 FPS. Plus, because this is the Cine version, every lens captures Apple ProRes 422. That makes it perfect for professional film or televison productions. The wide-angle Hasselblad really pushes the envelope. Not only will you capture epic landscapes with its 24 mm equivalent focal length, but you can also get footage in stunning 5.1K. For picking subjects out of tricky environments, you’ll want those two tele lenses. And it’s easy to tweak focal lengths with the DJI RC Pro remote controller. The RC Pro is a major upgrade. It has a 5.5″ HD display and it works great in bright sunlight – so no need for your phone. Good to know – The Premium Combo is packed with goodies – quick-charge hub, 2 extra batteries, an ND Filters set, and loads of spare kit to stuff in the shoulder bag- Save those chunky ProRes files to the 1 TB of built-in SSD storage and use the 10 GBPs Lightspeed cable forspeedy transfers – Hasselblad’s Natural Colour Solution (HNCS) takes care of colour correction for you, so it’s accurate without edits – 10-bit D-Log captures highlights and shadows, and Hybrid Log Gamma brings wide dynamic range – more reasons to skip colour-tuning in post – Nightscapes will be packed with detail thanks to apertures up to f/2.8 and night mode- Omnidirectional Obstacle Sensing keeps the drone out of harm’s way by making sure it avoids hitting objects- It’ll automatically come back to you at the end of the flight thanks to the Advanced RTH (Return to Home) function – It’s got a gimbal for extreme stability and it can transmit HD video from up to 15 km away- In the air, it’ll last you up to 43 minutes, and the 100 W charging hub juices your batteries in just 70 minutes- For the best view, check out DJI’s goggles (sold separately) so you can live out the flight in FPV _______________________________________Please note: when flying a drone in the UK you must follow The Drone Code as set out by The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA). Never fly in an airport’s flight restriction zone and other restricted zones.Regulations apply to drones and model aircraft from 250 g to 20 kg that are used outdoors. There are three main requirements.You must:- Pass an online test to get a flyer ID if you want to fly a drone or model aircraft- Register for an operator ID if you’re responsible for a drone or model aircraft- Label any drones and model aircraft you’re responsible for with your operator ID.For more information visit caa.co.uk/drones.The DJI Fly app is compatible with selected iOS & Android devices only, please see DJI website for full compatibility list.