There is no question this is the most capable, most fullfeatured, most everything under the sun action camera in the market today. Like factually speaking, that is the reality of the situation.
There is no question this is the most capable, most fullfeatured, most everything under the sun action camera in the market today. Like factually speaking, that is the reality of the situation.
There’s a lot to like here, and I’m thankful it’s not just a new chipset internally that nobody cares about (though, they have that too). Instead, it’s a slate of things that their competitors could probably learn from.
[A]s an overall package there are so many features in the GoPro that are super useful, things like those light trail modes and all the specialty modes, the larger resolution, having 5.3K versus 4K and their competitors, those are all advantages [...]
For me, I will switch over to this camera mostly for the increased SuperView frame rates as well as some of the minor features, but I think for most people if you have a Hero 10, you're probably good as is.
DJI has just announced their newest sub-250g drone, the DJI Mini 3 Pro –and this time, it’s a massive step up in functionality and hardware over the previous iterations.
It’s enabling higher frame rates at higher resolutions, and enabling better usability. However, for most people, these won’t be huge drivers to upgrade if you have a Hero 9 already.
The challenge is, my main focus in testing drones is for tracking of moving objects – namely, cyclists, runners, and the sort. And despite being excited about the new additional sensors to avoid crashing, I’ve never crashed more with a DJI drone than with the Air 2S.
Undoubtedly, though, this is DJI's first FPV product, and while it's an impressive lot of things, I suspect if we fast forward even six months or a year from now, the firmware will look dramatically different.
