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DJI Mavic 2 Zoom and Pro | Specifications | Price | Reviews | News

DroneDJ's guide for the DJI Mavic 2 Zoom & Pro provides you with all the Mavic 2 related information, such as specifications, price, deals, reviews, & news.

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Where to buy the DJI Mavic 2 Zoom or Pro drones? DJI, Amazon, Adorama, B&H, or BestBuy?

On August 23rd, 2018, DJI introduced the long-awaited DJI Mavic 2 Zoom and Pro models during an event in Brooklyn, NY. The Mavic 2 Pro features a Hasselblad camera with a 1-inch Sony sensor. The Mavic 2 Zoom has a camera with a 24-48mm zoom lens and offers the Dolly Zoom effect. Both drones have the new a hyperlapse functionality. Compared to the original DJI Mavic Pro, the new Mavic 2 flies farther (5 miles), longer (31-minutes), quieter with low-noise props and faster (44 mph). DJI introduced OcuSync 2.0 with the launch of the new Mavic 2 Zoom and Pro. It now has omnidirectional obstacle avoidance, improved APAS and ActiveTrack. The Zoom is available for $1,249 and the Pro retails for $1,449. There is also a Fly More Kit ($319) with two more batteries, a car charger, shoulder bag, spare props and the option to turn your batteries into a power bank.

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DroneDJ’s guide for the DJI Mavic 2 Zoom & Pro provides you with all the Mavic 2 related information, such as specifications, price, deals, reviews, & news.

Grab DJI Mavic 2 Fly More Kit at 25% off today

dji mavic 2 fly more kit

The Mavic 2 Pro and Mavic 2 Zoom ushered in a new era for camera drones when they were first introduced in 2018. DJI has now stopped manufacturing these flying machines in favor of the new Mavic 3. But if you’re one of the many photographers and videographers who agree that the iconic Mavic 2 remains a fantastic way to get pro-level aerial footage, you may want to stock up on a Mavic 2 Fly More Kit before they disappear from the shelves as well.

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DJI Mavic 3 vs. Mavic 2 Pro spec sheet

For those considering a DJI Mavic Pro 2 vs. the newly announced Mavic 3, we’ve put together a comparison of the specs. The big differences are in flight time at 31 mins for Mavic 2 vs 46 for the Mavic 3, a whopping >50% improvement (!) multiple lenses on the Mavic 3 and of course ProRes on the Cine version (which weighs 4 grams more). Lots more little details in the numbers below…

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The only drone accessory you need for Mavic 2 confined-space inspections

mavic 2 drone cage

Drones have become an indispensable tool for commercial applications, improving safety, increasing efficiency, and delivering stupendous time and cost savings across industries. However, when it comes to confined-space inspections, the economic barrier to entry is too high. Drones that specialize in internal inspections can easily cost upward of $40,000. But this simple yet effective drone accessory by Heliguy will empower you to carry out up-close internal inspections with the extremely popular and affordable Mavic 2 drones.

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The awe-inspiring drone photography of Gary Cummins

In 2019, I discovered a photographer on Instagram who combined Milky Way photos with abandoned houses. The combination was stunning and so began my interest in the work of Toronto-based photographer, Gary Cummins. Scrolling through his feed, I fell in love with his street and drone photography as well. Reading about his process, I was surprised to learn the special way he used his drone to create his images. However, he wasn’t using his drone’s camera.

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Watch a Mavic 2 Pro fly into a windshield at 62.5 mph

Mavic 2 Pro fly windshield

Researchers at Virginia Tech’s impact lab flew a DJI Mavic 2 Pro into the windshield of a car at 62.5 mph to see what damage would be caused. The test was in partnership with Virginia Tech Mid-Atlantic Aviation Partnership, the College of Engineering, and State Farm to evaluate drone collision risks with a moving car.

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Best volcano video ever from the guy who melted his Mavic 2 Pro

Recently, we told you the story of the Mavic 2 Pro that somehow managed to limp back to the pilot after being partially melted, sizzled, and scorched while flying close to the mouth of the erupting volcano in Iceland. That drone was one of three being piloted over several days by Swiss aerial cinematographer and landscape photographer Stefan Forster.

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