Have you ever seen something so beautiful We were left absolutely breathless. Enjoy this amazing 240fps slow-motion video captured with the brand new DJI Mavic Air 2 drone by Warsaw By Drone.

DJI Mavic Air 2 Review

The Mavic Air 2 is designed to fill that gap between the casual “just need a drone for selfies” and the “hardcore drone enthusiast” consumers. With a price point of $799 USD, it is roughly twice the cost of a Mavic Mini, yet still well below the cost of DJI’s flagship Mavic 2 Pro and Phantom 4 Pro series.

So, what do you get for this mid-range price? First of all, amazing camera performance. The Mavic Air 2 has a half inch image sensor that can record 4K video (as opposed to the 2.7K video of the Mavic Mini) at 60 frames per second.

This means that you can create smooth 4K footage or slow motion in 4K, which is a feature that has been tradionally reserved for higher end drones. The Mavic Air 2 also has a longer flight time, at around 30 minutes of flight under real world conditions.

It has obstacle avoidance in the front, rear and bottom, which gives peace of mind to beginner pilots. It has OcuSync 2.0, which is DJI’s proprietary video transmission technology, that assures a clear image from the drone to your remote control.

And finally, it has more video and photo options than most people will ever use, with many that most people will use all the time.

So, if you are looking for the “just right” camera drone that balances price with performance, the Mavic Air 2 is worth considering.

It has more abilities and enhancements than lower cost camera drones, but does not have the premium features, like a one-inch camera sensor, that the more expensive drones have.

For most amateur pilots and photographers, the Mavic Air 2 will meet most of their needs with the convenience of a small size and a relatively small price point! For more details and demonstrations of the features mentioned here.

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Planning drone coverage with your wedding photographer

Drone photographs can add the venue and its surroundings to the story of a wedding. The most useful coverage is planned alongside your photographer rather than added to an already full timetable.

Check the venue first

Share the venue address and ask the venue team about their arrangements for drone operators. Space, neighbouring activity, airspace and permissions affect what may be possible.

Choose a realistic shot list

Discuss the venue views and group photographs you would like. Build time into the day and coordinate with your photographer so aerial coverage complements their work.

Allow for weather and quiet moments

Drone noise can interrupt vows and speeches. Plan suitable outdoor times and discuss what happens if weather or conditions prevent flying.

Check availability

Send your date and venue through our wedding enquiry form. We will discuss photographs, video and the proposed coverage.

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