• 🟡 Weight: 1063g
  Class C2 (EU) / registration required in most regions
• 🟡 Main Camera: 4/3 CMOS Hasselblad sensor (100MP)
  28mm equivalent focal length
  Variable aperture: f/2.0 – f/11
• 🟡 Medium Tele Camera: 1/1.3-inch CMOS sensor (48MP)
  70mm equivalent focal length
  Fixed aperture: f/2.8
• 🟡 Tele Camera: 1/1.5-inch CMOS sensor (50MP)
  168mm equivalent focal length
  Fixed aperture: f/2.8
• 🟡 Video (Main Camera):
  Up to 6K at 60fps
  4K up to 120fps
• 🟡 Video (Tele Cameras):
  Up to 4K at 120fps

• 🟡 Colour Profiles:
  10-bit D-Log / HLG across all three cameras
  Hasselblad Natural Colour Solution (HNCS) on main camera
• 🟡 Stabilisation: 3-axis mechanical gimbal
• 🟡 Flight time: Up to 51 minutes (rated)
• 🟡 Transmission: O4+ 
  Up to 15km (CE) / 30km (FCC) rated range
• 🟡 Storage: Internal storage – 64GB / 512GB (creator combo)
• 🟡 Obstacle sensing: Omnidirectional obstacle sensing + forward-facing LiDAR sensor
• 🟡 Max wind resistance: 12 m/s (level 5)

✅ What it does well

• Strong image quality from the main camera: The Four Thirds sensor provides excellent dynamic range and colour depth, with footage that holds up well in high-contrast situations and during post-processing.
• Variable aperture improves exposure control: The adjustable aperture allows exposure to be managed without relying entirely on ND filters. This is particularly useful when light levels change during a flight.
• Multiple focal lengths offer compositional flexibility: The three-camera setup allows you to change perspective without repositioning the drone, which can be useful in structured shooting environments.
• Stable and predictable flight performance: The drone handles wind well and maintains consistent positioning, which is important when working in less controlled conditions.
• Extended flight times: Longer battery life reduces interruptions and allows more time to work through a shot or sequence.
• Reliable transmission system: The connection remains stable over distance, with a dependable live view that supports more precise framing.
• Suitable for professional workflows: The combination of image quality, flight stability, and control options makes it appropriate for commercial use cases where reliability is important.

❌ Where it falls short

• High cost relative to alternatives: With drones like the DJI Mini 5 Pro and DJI Air 3S offering strong performance at lower price points, the difference in cost is significant.
• Camera switching is not seamless: Each camera has different characteristics, including sensor size and aperture, which affects exposure and overall image consistency when switching between them.
• Increased complexity in practice: Using multiple cameras requires more active management of settings, including ND filters and exposure adjustments.
• Inconsistent imaging across lenses: Although all cameras support similar recording formats, they do not produce identical results. Matching footage between lenses may require additional work in post.

✅ Who it’s for

• Professional and commercial shooters: Those working in environments where conditions cannot be controlled or repeated will benefit most from the added stability and performance.
• Projects that require consistent results: Situations such as weddings, events, or client work, where reliability is more important than portability.
• Users who prioritise image quality: The larger sensor and overall imaging system provide advantages over smaller drones in more demanding scenarios.
• Filmmakers who use multiple focal lengths deliberately: The additional cameras are most useful when they are part of a considered shooting approach, rather than occasional use.

❌ Who it’s not for

• Casual users or occasional flyers: For general use, the size, cost, and complexity are difficult to justify.
• Those prioritising simplicity: Single-camera systems offer a more straightforward and consistent shooting experience.
• Budget-conscious buyers: There are more affordable drones that provide strong results without the same level of investment.
• Users who do not regularly shoot in challenging conditions: If you are not working in situations where reliability is critical, many of the advantages will be less noticeable.