DJI Avata 2: Significant Improvements Over the Original Drone
Enhanced Camera Capabilities
The DJI Avata 2 boasts a larger 1/1.3-inch camera sensor, capturing more light and offering two additional stops of dynamic range. This improvement enhances image quality, especially in low-light conditions.
Longer Flight Time
With a flight time of 23 minutes, the Avata 2 outperforms its predecessor by four additional minutes. This extended battery life allows for more extended filming sessions and reduces the need for frequent battery swaps.
Improved Gimbal Tilt and Range
The gimbal tilt range has been increased by five degrees, allowing for more dramatic shots and smoother transitions. Additionally, the maximum range has been extended by three kilometers, to a total of 13 kilometers, providing a larger flying area.
Sleeker Design and Enhanced Stability
Redesigned with a flatter, more aerodynamic profile, the Avata 2 weighs 28 grams less than the original. The new three-bladed propellers maintain the same top speeds while enhancing stability, reducing rattling and vibrations.
Backward Collision Avoidance
The Avata 2 now features backward collision avoidance sensors, providing an extra layer of protection against rear-end collisions. This safety feature gives pilots peace of mind while maneuvering in tight spaces or close to obstacles.
Built-in Battery and GPS in Goggles 3
The DJI Goggles 3, designed for immersive first-person view flying, now include a built-in battery, eliminating the need for a dangling battery pack. Additionally, integrated GPS simplifies Remote ID compliance.
Enhanced Video Transmission
The Goggles 3 feature an improved video transmission system with an additional hour of battery life, two extra antennas, and a new synchronization algorithm. These enhancements ensure smoother, more stable video transmission with a maximum bitrate of 60Mbps.
Passthrough View
For added situational awareness without removing the goggles, the Goggles 3 include outward-facing cameras that provide a 2D or 3D passthrough view. However, the 44-degree field of view may limit its practical use.
Compact Motion Controller and Preprogrammed Maneuvers
The DJI RC Motion 3, a bundled motion controller, has been redesigned to be more compact and includes an R/C car-like dual-stage trigger. It also features a dial that allows pilots to perform preprogrammed maneuvers, such as 360-degree flips and 180-degree drifts.
Increased Storage Capacity
With 46GB of built-in video storage, the Avata 2 provides more than double the storage capacity of its predecessor. This allows pilots to capture extensive footage without the need for an external microSD card.
Faster Wi-Fi and Charging Options
The built-in Wi-Fi enables faster footage download to phones at speeds up to 30MB per second. The drone now supports direct charging via a 65W USB-C PD charger, eliminating the need for external charging equipment.
Backward Compatibility Limitations
Despite the improvements, the Avata 2 is not backward compatible with batteries or controllers from the original Avata. Additionally, it lacks a 24fps filming mode and vertical shooting, which may be limitations for specific filmmaking needs.
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