Summary Draft 1 + Thesis

 The “DJI Mavic 3 Pro” webpage from the official DJI (n.d.) shows the various features that the flagship variant of the Mavic 3 possess. Some of the features shown on the webpage are the tri-camera system. The primary camera is a 4/3 CMOS Hasselblad Camera that can capture up to 20 MP still shots and up to 50fps of footage. Together with the primary camera, the Mavic 3 Pro has 2 additional telephoto cameras. One, of 70mm focal length, gives a 3x zoom while the other, of 166 mm focal length allows the user to take footage at 7x zoom and at 4k60 resolution (Kurkowski, 2023).The Mavic 3 Pro also boast a sensor suite that allows a 360 degree collision warning, alerting the user to any possible incoming obstacles (Singh,2023). The Mavic 3 Pro also touts an Active Track System that allows the user to select a subject for the drone to follow and keep track of. In order to be a stable platform to make full use of its cameras for photography and videography, the Mavic 3 Pro makes use of its 3 axis gimbal to give the user steady and smooth footage through the manoeuvring that it might do during flight (Juniper,2023).


Thesis: The DJI Mavic 3 Pro can and will dominate conflict zones with their range, flight time, cost of operations and versatility.

(Updated 23/09/2024 12:12pm)

Corrected the citation to only include the last name of the author as of 29/09/24

DJI. (n.d.). Mavic 3 https://store.dji.com/sg/product/dji-mavic-3-pro?vid=137691

JVN. (2023). Review: DJI Mavic 3 Pro after 6 months of use. JVN Photo. https://jvn.photo/review-dji-mavic-3-pro-after-6-months-of-use/

Seth Kurkowski. (2023). Mavic 3 Pro first impressions: How did they make the best drone better? https://dronedj.com/2023/05/11/mavic-3-pro-first-impressions-how-did-they-make-the-best-drone-better/

Ishveena Singh. (2023) What is Vision Assist, DJI’s new drone safety feature? https://dronedj.com/2023/12/21/dji-drone-vision-assist/

Adam Juniper. (2023). DJI Mavic 3 Pro review: can the three-eyed drone see all you need? https://www.digitalcameraworld.com/reviews/dji-mavic-3-pro-review-can-the-three-eyed-drone-see-all-you-need#section-key-features

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