4K Pictures from Drone: DJI Inspire 1 will shoot high lucidity Pictures

 The Drones have taken the place of that crane kind of equipments used for height oriented shooting. The DJI Inspire 1 is the latest iteration in the series which also houses a retractable landing gear. The countless number of features have been embedded into this gadget which introduces new possibilities for imaging, photography and surveillance. The drone has a very definite styling and looks like a balanced quadcopter with hanging equipment for your power snapper. In stock, the drone comes equipped with a 4K resolution producing camera and cost $2,899. But the area of its application sees big array of equipments.

The drone has the mechanism of folding the legs to some extent. The central housing can rotate in almost any direction but not the direction in its north (obviously), to capture a 360 degree image or video. The Drone’s legs were limiting the rotation of the camera to an extent, but with the introduction of Inspire one, the area of the shoot has managed to see a better world than before. This also has widened up the scope of imaging, which was asking for bigger, bulkier and expensive products for the respective purpose.

A 12 megapixel camera is also boasted with this device and record the 4K scene with different speed of 30 fps, 25fps and 24 fps. The field of view endowed with this camera allows rotating upto 94 degrees. The good thing, it can be replaced with a suitable one. The stereoscopic optic flow helps the camera to locate at one position without the need of GPS. The DJI’s Lightbridge system enables you to grab the picture from a distance as far as one mile, but it needs to be purchased separately for $1,400.

The basic function and commands can be transmitted to the device via remote equipment. The remote is a hefty unit which reckons different joysticks for controlling the movement of drone and the camera mount. The Drone manages to track itself by iPad app also. It can be directed for a destination upto which it has to go. While returning, it will note the position of take off and rest will be followed accordingly. If the user or the remote has switched their positions, then the “follow me” feature will bring the copter down at the current position of the remote. The gadget packs in a lot of practical aspects, but the real thing is its price, which somehow justifies to the world against the more affordable drones available in the market.