DJI Mavic 4 Pro Leak: Latest Updates on 100-Megapixel Sensor and F2 Aperture
Starting on April 7th, DJI began rolling out training sessions for its dealers across various regions, and more product specifications started to leak. According to insiders, on May 13th, only one product will be launched: the DJI Mavic 4 PRO. The Mavic 4 CINE and Mavic 4 Classic will not be part of this release.
Once again, the RC Track (GPS beacon) feature has been canceled, with no plans for it in the future. However, the RC Pro2 controller included in the Fly More Combo features all the functions of RC Track, such as real-time GPS tracking, intelligent follow-me capabilities, and obstacle detection even behind buildings.
The main camera of the DJI Mavic 4 PRO uses a Hasselblad M4/3 CMOS sensor with a 28mm lens and boasts an impressive 100-megapixel resolution. The aperture has been upgraded from F2.8 to F2.0, allowing for stunning starburst effects when set between F8 and F11. All three cameras switch seamlessly without color deviation and support lossless vertical shooting. Additionally, the 7x telephoto lens can capture panoramic photos with incredible detail.
Here are the pricing details for the DJI Mavic 4 PRO:
– Standard Edition (with screen remote controller + 64GB + 4G): ¥13,888
– Fly More Combo (with screen remote controller + 64GB + 4G): ¥17,688
– Fly More Combo (with RC Pro2 remote controller + 512GB internal storage + dual 4G): ¥23,888
Known specifications for the DJI Mavic 4 PRO include:
– Wide-angle (28mm), 4/3-inch CMOS, F/2 aperture, 100-megapixel resolution.
– Mid-range (70mm), 1/1.3-inch sensor, F/2.8 aperture, 48-megapixel resolution.
– Telephoto (168mm), 1/1.5-inch sensor, F/2.8 aperture, 50-megapixel resolution.
– Video recording capabilities: 6K/60P, 4K/120P, with a dynamic range of 14 stops.
– A newly designed gimbal that rotates 360 degrees, supports lossless vertical shooting, and offers a tilt range of -90° to +70° (a true “Inception-style” drone experience).
– Dual Native ISO settings at 400 and 1200 (D-log).
– Removable stepless electronic ND filters (ND4-ND64) — though this feature has been delayed.
– Built-in 4G module for seamless connectivity.
– Battery capacity: 6654mAh, 95.3Wh, providing up to 52 minutes of flight time (not compatible with Mavic 3 batteries).
– A 240W charger with a charging hub can fully charge three batteries in just 90 minutes.
– Advanced dual-controller system featuring the new RC Pro 2 remote controller, complete with a 7-inch foldable touchscreen.
– The RC Pro2 remote controller includes all functionalities of RC Track.
– O4+ transmission system with a range of up to 40 kilometers, supporting ultra-low latency 4K 30fps video previews.
– Forward-facing infrared LiDAR sensors on the drone arms.
– The cine version comes with a built-in 2TB solid-state drive, while the PRO model features 512GB of internal storage.
– Simultaneous display of real-time flight assistance images (like reverse parking views) and maps.
– Weight: 1045 grams.
– Compatibility with DJI Goggles 3 for an immersive viewing experience.
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The 100-megapixel sensor and F2 aperture sound impressive, but I’m a bit disappointed about the RC Track feature being canceled for good. It seems like DJI is really focusing on high-end specs for the Mavic 4 Pro, which could be great for professional photographers. I wonder how these updates will affect the drone’s price and battery life.
This new update about the DJI Mavic 4 Pro is exciting, especially the 100-megapixel sensor and F2 aperture. It’s a bit disappointing that the RC Track feature didn’t make it, but I can see why they might have decided against it. I wonder how these changes will affect the overall performance and price. Looking forward to hearing more from the dealer training sessions!
The new 100-megapixel sensor sounds amazing, but I’m a bit disappointed about the RC Track feature being canceled for good. It seems like DJI is really focusing on improving image quality with this model. I wonder how these updates will affect the overall size and weight of the drone.
Absolutely, the focus on the 100-megapixel sensor and improved aperture is exciting! While the RC Track feature was certainly popular, it’s clear DJI wants to push boundaries in imaging tech. These upgrades might add a touch more weight, but they should still maintain the drone’s portability. Thanks for your insightful comment—always great to hear what our readers think!
I’m really intrigued by the 100-megapixel sensor and F2 aperture specs on the DJI Mavic 4 Pro—it sounds like a game-changer for aerial photography. It’s a bummer about the RC Track feature being canceled though; that was something I was hoping to see stick around. Guess I’ll have to wait and see what else this drone can do when it launches.
Wow, a 100-megapixel sensor on a drone is insane! I can’t wait to see what kind of detail and low-light performance it’ll have. Too bad about the RC Track feature though, that would’ve been useful for finding lost drones. Looking forward to hearing more as we get closer to the launch date!
Absolutely agree! A 100-megapixel sensor will be game-changing for aerial photography. The low-light performance should be incredible too—can’t wait to see real-world samples. And yeah, the lack of RC Track is a bummer, but there are still so many exciting features to explore. Thanks for your thoughts!
This new Mavic 4 Pro sounds impressive with that 100-megapixel sensor and wider F2 aperture. It’s a bummer about the RC Track feature being canceled though, that seemed like it could have been useful. I wonder how these updates will affect the overall size and price of the drone. Excited to see what else leaks before the official announcement!
Thanks for your interest in the DJI Mavic 4 Pro! The wider F2 aperture and high-resolution sensor are definitely game-changers, but you’re right—losing the RC Track feature is a bit disappointing. As for size and price, DJI often balances performance with portability, so we’ll have to wait and see. Can’t wait for more leaks either—this is going to be exciting!
This new Mavic 4 Pro sounds impressive with that 100-megapixel sensor and wider F2 aperture. It’s a bit disappointing about the RC Track feature being canceled though, especially since it seems they have no plans to bring it back. I wonder how these updates will affect the overall price and performance compared to previous models.
Wow, a 100MP sensor and F2 aperture sounds insane for a drone! Kinda bummed about the RC Track cancellation though—that would’ve been super useful for recovery. Still, can’t wait to see the real-world image quality on this beast.