This secondary camera is basically showing the drone operator where the drone is headed and any obstacles ahead – allowing the 2nd operator to concentrate on composition and camera movement and not having to worry about where the drone is flying into.ĪctiveTrack recognizes common subjects such as people, cars and animals, sending Inspire 2 to follow behind, lead in front, circle above or track alongside while always flying forward, ensuring the forward-facing obstacle sensing system keeps the aircraft safe. There is also a new forward-facing camera, which offers TapFly that can direct the Inspire 2 to any point on the screen while avoiding obstacles along the way. These kind of speeds are seriously impressive, but what’s even more impressive is that fact that the Inspire 2 is now safer than ever thanks to its intelligent obstacle avoidance sensors, which are now even measuring distances to overhead objects – this is a major advancement for those who plan to fly the Inspire 2 indoors. The new DJI Inspire 2 can be pushed to a top speed of 67mph or 108km/h and it only takes 4 seconds to get to 50mph!
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It’s kind of scary how fast aerial photography has evolved in the last two years and how dangerously close we are getting to the reality of an Inspire drone being part of some super-secret Skynet take-over plan! I know, it’s a stupid joke, but just look at it – the new DJI Inspire 2 looks like it was ripped right out of a Terminator movie and I am sure it’s just a matter of time before these things become self-aware… All dumb jokes aside, the new Inspire 2 takes your aerial cinematography to a whole new level.įirst – we get a new-ish super-slick and futuristic magnesium-aluminium alloy body, which is stronger but lighter at the same time. DJI owns the sky now with their latest “one-two punch” announcement of the new DJI Inspire 2 and Phantom 4 Pro drones, featuring new cameras (one capable of 5K Raw!), an improved obstacle/collision avoidance system, and more advanced aerial features than ever before.
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