DJI Inspire 3 review – great heights
Two-minute review It’s safe to say that aerial video is ubiquitous in TV and it’s a type of shot that viewers expect to see. Drones have therefore become a staple tool for filmmakers and transformed the movie and television industries, making it simple and cheap to capture dramatic and fluid aerial footage that can be blended seamlessly with traditional camera shots. DJI Inspire drones have long been used to great effect in this capacity. Most people are familiar with DJI thanks to its highly portable folding consumer/prosumer drones, but the company also has a firm foothold in the professional arena with its Inspire and Matrice models. And DJI now has a new model that’s capable of satisfying the creative and technical needs of Hollywood’s most demanding directors of photography – the DJI Inspire 3. (Image credit: Future) The Inspire 3 builds upon and significantly exceeds the offering of its predecessor, the Inspire 2, which was launched back in 2016. The new model is more...