DJI Mavic 4 Pro Leak: Latest Updates on 100-Megapixel Camera and F2 Aperture
On April 7th, DJI kicked off dealer training sessions across various regions, sparking excitement as more product details began to leak. According to insiders, only one model will be unveiled on May 13th: the highly anticipated DJI Mavic 4 PRO. This time around, the lineup will not include the Mavic 4 CINE, Mavic 4 Classic, or the standard Mavic 4, meaning features like real-time GPS tracking, building obstruction detection, and intelligent following won’t make an appearance.
The flagship camera of the DJI Mavic 4 Pro boasts a Hasselblad M4/3 CMOS sensor paired with a 28mm lens, delivering an impressive 100-megapixel resolution. The aperture has been upgraded from F2.8 to F2.0, enhancing low-light performance. With an aperture range of 8-11, users can capture stunning starburst effects.
Switching between the three cameras ensures no color shift, and all cameras support vertical shooting without any loss in quality. Additionally, the 7x telephoto lens allows for breathtaking panoramic shots.
Here are the pricing options for the DJI Mavic 4 Pro:
– **Mavic 4 PRO Standard Edition** (includes a screen remote control + 64GB + 4G): 13,888 yuan
– **Mavic 4 PRO Fly More Combo** (includes a screen remote control + 64GB + 4G): 17,688 yuan
– **Mavic 4 PRO Fly More Combo** (RC PRO2 remote control + built-in 512GB + dual 4G): 23,888 yuan
Key specifications of the DJI Mavic 4 Pro include:
– **Wide-angle Camera**: 28mm lens, 4/3-inch CMOS, F/2 aperture, 100-megapixel resolution
– **Mid-range Camera**: 70mm lens, 1/1.3-inch sensor, F/2.8 aperture, 48-megapixel resolution
– **Telephoto Camera**: 168mm lens, 1/1.5-inch sensor, F/2.8 aperture, 50-megapixel resolution
– **Video Capabilities**: Supports 6K/60P and 4K/120P video recording with a dynamic range of 14 stops
– **Gimbal Design**: A newly designed gimbal offering 360-degree rotation, enabling vertical shooting with a pitch range of -90° to +70°—a drone version of “Inception”
– **Dual Native ISO**: 400 and 1200 (D-log)
– **ND Filters**: Removable electronic ND filters ranging from ND4 to ND64 (with delayed activation)
– **Connectivity**: Built-in 4G module for seamless connectivity
– **Battery Life**: Equipped with a 6654mAh, 95.
3Wh battery, providing up to 52 minutes of flight time (not compatible with Mavic 3 batteries)
– **Charging System**: A 240W charger with a charging hub that simultaneously charges three batteries in just 90 minutes
– **Remote Control**: Advanced dual-controller system featuring the new RC Pro 2 remote control, complete with a 7-inch foldable touchscreen
– **RC Pro 2 Features**: Incorporates all functions of the RC Track, ensuring maximum control and flexibility
– **Transmission Range**: 04+ transmission technology offers a range of 40km and supports ultra-low latency 4K 30fps HD transmission.
This powerhouse of a drone is set to redefine aerial photography and videography standards.
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I’m really intrigued by the 100-megapixel camera on the DJI Mavic 4 Pro—it sounds like it could be a game-changer for aerial photography. But I’m a bit disappointed they’re skipping some of the advanced features like GPS tracking; I hope those come back in future models.
Wow, a 100-megapixel camera on a drone is insane! I’m curious how this will affect flight time and portability though. No GPS tracking or obstacle detection is a bummer for advanced users. Looking forward to seeing some real-world test footage!
Thanks for your interest and great questions! The 100-megapixel camera does sound impressive, but it might slightly impact flight time due to the added weight. You’re right about the lack of GPS and obstacle detection—while it could limit advanced features, some users prefer that for customization. Can’t wait to see those test videos either; they’ll definitely help paint a clearer picture!
Wow, a 100-megapixel camera on a drone is insane! I’m curious how this will impact video quality too, not just photos. It’s a bummer though that some of the cooler features like GPS tracking won’t be included. I hope the price reflects the removal of those features.
Absolutely agree! The 100-megapixel camera could revolutionize aerial photography, and it’ll be exciting to see how it enhances both stills and video quality. You’re right about the GPS tracking—it’s definitely a missed feature, but I’m hopeful the price will align with the adjustments. Thanks for sharing your thoughts—this tech is really pushing boundaries!
Wow, a 100-megapixel camera on a drone is insane! I’m curious how this will impact portability and battery life though. No GPS tracking or obstacle detection is a bummer, but if the price is right, I might still consider it. Excited to see what other surprises DJI has in store!
Absolutely, the 100-megapixel camera is a game-changer! Portability could be slightly affected, but DJI typically balances that well. Battery life might take a hit, so carrying extras would be wise. Love your optimism—DJI always brings exciting innovations, and the price will definitely be a key factor. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
The new 100-megapixel camera sounds impressive, but I’m a bit disappointed that some of the advanced features from previous models won’t be included. It’ll be interesting to see how the larger F2 aperture improves low-light performance compared to the previous generation. I wonder if this will make the Mavic 4 Pro a serious competitor for professional photographers. Overall, it seems like DJI is still pushing the boundaries of what a compact drone can do.
Wow, a 100MP camera and F2 aperture on the Mavic 4 Pro sounds insane! Kinda bummed they’re skipping the CINE version though – was really hoping for those cine features in a smaller package. May 13th can’t come soon enough!