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The DJI Air 2S Drone Captures 5.4K Ultra HD Video at 30fps

The DJI Air 2S drone has been unveiled by the brand as its latest consumer-grade photography drone that aims to deliver robust capabilities in a very compact design. The unit maintains a backpack-friendly construction that is paired with a one-inch sensor that will enable it to capture 5.4K Ultra HD video at 30fps, 4K at 60fps and 150Mbps, and snap photos at up to 20MP. Users can take advantage of up to four-times digital zoom, while four collision sensors will help the unit to navigate around potential obstacles.

The DJI Air 2S drone can deliver up to 31-minutes of flight time with a range of 12-kilometers and is rounded out with the all-new MasterShots setting. This enables the drone to choose its own path to capture cinema-quality footage in an automated manner.
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Industry Implications
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3. Journalism - Journalists can make use of compact drones that can capture high-resolution video and photos, allowing them more flexibility when covering news stories and events.

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