DJI today announced the Mini 3 Pro, ... In addition to 4K 60fps video, it can capture HDR video at 30fps, and there's up to 4x digital zoom depending on resolution.

In terms of portability, the Mini 3 Pro is the obvious winner by an enormous margin. It weighs only 249 grams and measures just 145 mm by 90 mm by 62 mm folded and 171 mm by 245 mm by 62 mm unfolded.

As you’d expect from a DJI Mavic model, the Mini 3 Pro features a folding design. This, alongside the 249g weight make it incredibly small and lightweight with a folded size of just 145x90x62mm ...

DJI has not only refined the aerial engineering here, they’ve also packed an impressive gimballed 1/1.3 inch sensor camera in the Mini 3 Pro, which can capture images at up to 48 MP in RAW ...

Sensor: 48MP 1/1.3-inch CMOS Video: 4K/60p, 2.7K/60p, 1080/120p Transmission: OcuSync 2.0 Flight time: 38 mins The Mini 3 is a mash-up of the pricier DJI Mini 3 Pro and the older DJI Mini 2, and ...

The Mini 3 Pro features a new camera that can capture up to 48-megapixel Raw still images with a 24mm F/1.7 lens in front of a fairly small 1/1.3-inch CMOS sensor. The fixed F/1.7 aperture is over ...

The DJI Mini 3 Pro may come with forward-facing sensors. Skip to main ... which should result in a brighter image and improved low-light performance when compared to the f/2.8 lens on the DJI Mini 2.

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DJI also claims that the RS 3 Mini can stabilize extending zoom lenses without the need to rebalance. The DJI RS 3 Mini is designed to be used with just one hand thanks to its compact size and weight.