#Phantom 4 pro video formats plus#

This is about the size of an iPhone 7 plus and has a bright display. The controller looks the same from the outside (except for the attached screen). Because of this improved obstacle avoidance, it can now fly up to 31Mph with obstacle avoidance on (P-mode). It also has side IR sensors that can detect obstacles from 7m (23 feet). This enables the P4P to see and recognize objects in it’s flight path and to track or avoid objects and obstacles. Get this, the new front and rear sensors can see up to 30m (about 100 feet). These all work in tandem to produce forward, backward and downward stereo vision. But on closer examination, you can see read and sider sensors as well as the downward and front sensors. 360 Degrees Obstacle AvoidanceĪt first sight, it looks just like the Phantom 4. There is a higher capacity battery available, but the original P4 batteries work just fine too. A: Yes, it uses the same batteries and Propellers. Does it take the same batteries as the Phantom 4. Update: I have already seen a few questions (feel free to ask below in the comments). It also has 360 degrees of obstacle avoidance and comes with a built in screen on the controller. It can now shoot 20mp photos and shoot 4k video (60fps) at 100 mb/s. I’ll just cut to the chase and tell you the big news. The Phantom 4 Professional has a completely new camera with a new sensor. I have been fortunate to be testing a DJI Phantom 4 Pro, prototype and got to put it through its paces.

(more videos coming)ĭOWNLOAD A RAW DNG PHOTO from Phantom 4 PRO at bottom of page. Check out this DJI Phantom 4 professional review video and then read the details below.

Phantom 4 pro video formats