DJI revealed this Thursday (6) first teaser drone DJI Inspire 3, which in the rest of the world will be called DJI Pro. The company has confirmed the launch of the drone on April 13, which will showcase all the specifications of the device.

In a small teaser shared by a user on Twitter Igor Bogdanov, we can see the retractable arms of the DJI Inspire 3 in action. There have been rumors that the drone will have retractable arms to reduce its size when it is turned off, we can see in the images how the arms move when the drone is in full flight.

In addition, the Inspire 3 is supposed to have a number of solid features to build a professional drone of the highest quality. The leaks suggest a drone with O4 dual transmission technology — in theory, the system would allow one person to control the drone and another to control the camera, making it easier to capture higher-quality cinematic images.

Estimated Specs for the DJI Inspire 3

• Dual O4 transmission technology;
• Sinecor 3.1;
• Super 35 or large sensor;
• Recording in 8K 75fps, 6K 100fps, 4K 200fps;
• No cropping at every frame rate;
• 12-bit RAW/ProRes 4444XQ/422HQ;
• time synchronization code;
• Omnidirectional obstacle sensors (all directions);
• APAS Pro obstacle avoidance system;
• Management with support for high-precision maneuvers;
• Suspension with somatosensory control;
• Portable video receiver for video director;
• Camera system with continuous aperture adjustment.

The DJI Inspire 3 should also support CineCore 3.1, Super 35, and 8K 75FPS, 6K 100FPS, and 4K 200FPS video, in addition to supporting RAW/ProRes 4444XQ and 422HQ video. Something that, for sure, should appeal to professional videographers. Now it’s not long before DJI finally unveils the Inspire 3 and confirms to the world that the leaks are true. Apparently, the Chinese manufacturer has prepared a professional drone that features the best flight and image capture technology, as well as being a compact and practical drone.

Below you can see our review of the Mini 3, as well as a video showing the image capture quality that DJI drones have to offer.

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Source: twitter

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