Second Chance DJI Mavic 3 Pro + Smart Controller

Note: most customers choose the DJI Mavic 3 Pro Fly More Combo because of the longer flight time thanks to the 2 extra batteries.

You can record professional drone footage with the DJI Mavic 3 Pro + Smart Controller. The included remote has a built-in screen. The drone is easy to control and you don't need a phone to fly it. The drone is versatile in use, thanks to the 3 cameras. With the Hasselblad camera, you capture wide landscapes. The focal length is the same as 24mm on a full-frame camera. This provides a wide image angle. Thanks to the large 4/3-inch image sensor, you can record sharp and detailed videos in 4K resolution. The other 2 cameras have a medium telephoto lens and a regular telephoto lens with focal lengths of 70 and 166mm. This allows you to capture far-away subjects and small details without getting close to the subject. Tap the screen to easily switch to a different camera.

The Hasselblad camera is light-sensitive, thanks to the large maximum aperture of f/2.8. You can make clear recordings in low-light situations, such as flying at twilight. With the medium telephoto lens, you take razor-sharp photos with 48 megapixels. You don't lose many details when you crop the photos. Thanks to the 7x optical zoom of the third camera, you can capture subjects from a large distance. You can record wild animals without getting close to them, for example. That way, you don't disturb them in their natural environment. You record in the 10-bit D-Log file format, which means you get realistic colors. As a result, you can accurately edit your footage.

With a fully charged battery, you can fly for 43 minutes. Thanks to the obstacle detection sensors, you can fly without being worried. The sensors recognize obstacles from all sides and automatically fly around them. This reduces the risk of a collision. If you use the Cruise Control function, the drone flies ahead by itself. You only have to choose the direction. This way, the drone moves less and you can make smooth recordings.

From 2021, new European drone regulations apply. This means that drone pilots must register themselves if they own a drone that weighs more than 250g or has a camera. You receive an operating number that needs to be attached on your drone and clearly visible. This drone has a C2 label and flies in the open A2 category. This means you need a basic drone course for this. You also have to fly at least 30m away from people.