Update: We're still waiting for news on a sequel to theDJI Spark, but a recent leaked image and catalog ad have given us a sneak preview of the upcoming DJI Mavic 2. The new drone was originally due to launch on July 18, but DJI has now pushed that date back. We'll keep you updated as soon as we know more about the new Mavic, and when we hear the first news about the DJI Spark 2. Original review continues below.
DJI Spark Drones | B&H Photo Video Rated 5 out of 5 by Jimmy from Good product. Fun to play I was new to drone.
Saw a good deal for another brand but after I did some research, I decided to buy DJI Spark. Spark was not just a toy. It was a sophisticated product. I encourage everyone to go to YouTube to learn about the tips and tricks first. The 1st time I played with it I flew up really high and flew away. I was a bit panic but luckily able to brought it back, so make sure you practice.
I got a good deal that the remote control was free, and you should always use the remote and also an OTG cable. Spark is very good product for beginners, given what it offers for the price, and from a well known drone company. If you are new to drone, get a Spark. Date published: 2018-04-27 QuickShotVideos with a TapLet Spark take professional shots for you.
QuickShots help you shoot amazing footage with cinematic composition.Rocket Ascend with the camera pointing downward.Drone Fly backward and upward, with the camera locked on your subject.Circle Circle around your target.Helix Fly upward, spiraling around your subject.TapFly Flight at Your Fingertips In TapFly mode, just envision your shot and Spark captures it for you. Tap your phone screen and Spark, using vision technology, flies in the direction of your tap or exactly where you tapped while actively sensing obstacles. Capture shot after shot with just your fingertips.Coordinate Tap the screen and fly to that spot while maintaining altitude.Direction Keep flying in the direction you tap on the screen.
ActiveTrack Stay on Target With ActiveTrack, Spark automatically recognizes objects of different shapes and sizes then tracks them according to what they are and how fast they move. This makes tracking much easier and more reliable.
Trace Track your target from in front or behind, or even circle around it.Profile Follow your subject from a fixed perspective.
Gestures Your Moments, Captured Deep learning gesture recognition allows you to take selfies with simple hand motions. With Palm Control mode, control Spark’s movement by hand.PalmLaunchPalmControlAway and FollowBeckonSelfieRecord The Spark is aimed at the dronie crowd, but shares tech from the Mavic such as obstacle detection, dual-band GPS and a visual positioning system that lets it hover in place up to 98 feet (30 m) above the ground -- indoors or outside. Also, while the competition relies on electronic image stabilization alone, DJI put the Spark's full HD video camera on a two-axis motorized gimbal for smooth results without sacrificing image quality. And DJI took its gesture controls to the next level with the drone, too. The Good The DJI Spark delivers a tiny, lightweight design; excellent mechanically stabilized camera; USB charging and advanced features like gesture controls and obstacle detection. It travels well and is great for aerial photos and video. The Bad Flight time can be as short as 10 to 14 minutes.
The app can be frustrating to use, especially on smaller screens. And you should expect to buy batteries and possibly the optional controller. The Bottom Line The DJI Spark delivers all of the camera drone features most people will ever need in an impossibly small package. 8.2 Overall Design 9 Battery 7 Features 9 Ease of Use 8
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