It was just a year ago that DJI announced its compact-but-capable Mavic Air 2 quadcopter. Now, the company has shortened the name and doubled the image sensor size, with the 5.4K/30fps-capable Air 2S.

DJI is positioning the Air 3S as "perfect for travel photography." The main camera on the Air 3S gains a 50MP Type 1 (13.2 x 8.8mm) CMOS sensor and features a 24mm equiv. F1.8 lens. That's an ...

The Air 3, however, has taken a step back in sensor size, using the same excellent 1/1.3-inch sensor as the DJI Mini 3 Pro, with two of these sensors in the dual camera offering 24mm and 70mm ...

The new Mavic Air 2S from DJI is a rare mid-cycle refresh of the company’s midrange drone. The big difference from the Air 2 released last year is a new, larger camera sensor, which allows for ...

The DJI Air 3 fits in a sweet spot for feature value ... While sensor size is a limitation of both cameras on the Air 3, the drone is nonetheless capable of capturing excellent image quality.

Landing in the midrange of DJI's drone line-up, the Air 3S may not look much changed, but a new camera and a LIDAR sensor make a huge difference.

Now positioned as a flagship drone, the DJI Air 2S, ... 1-inch sensor it’s boasting — a substantial size upgrade over the ½-inch sensor used by the Mavic Air 2.

DJI’s Air 3 joins the Mavic 3 in having multiple cameras, ... Those focal lengths match the two primary cameras on the Mavic 3 Pro, with the sensor size being about the same as the Mini 3 Pro.

Weighing in at 249g, this model is smaller than both while packing a sensor size (1/1.3-inch) ... DJI Mavic Air 2 vs Air 2S sensor: The Air 2S has a 1-inch sensor.

The DJI Air 3S improves on the Air 3 with better low-light performance and ... 1/1.3-inch sensor with a 70mm (3x ... And according to DJI, the resulting file sizes are over 30 percent smaller ...

The DJI Air 2S's successor is a major all-round update. ... Mid-size DJI Air 3 lands with dual cameras and huge flight-time boost. ... One sensor is paired with a 24mm f/1.7 camera, ...

When flying the DJI 04 Air Unit, the 1/2" CMOS sensor will be able to record 117.6-degree wide-angle footage at up to 4K60 resolution, captured on the module's built-in 23GB of memory.