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romeoch said:I got to fly a Vision last week and here is what I can say:
- The Vision will be great for people who enjoy taking aerial photography
- The Vision will not be as much liked (in my opinion) by people who like to do videos; no stabilization gimbal
- The camera appears to be superior to the GoPro. Less wide-angle, shooting at 1080 and 14 MP (also in RAW).
- Battery is one big "brick" which slides in and snaps into place. No more connecting cables. Flight time: 20-25 minutes!
- Blades are very nicely designed and powerful. No more prop-nuts.
- High powered WiFi antennas send live camera feed to IOS and Android device
- Various additional "safety" options via the IOS and Android device; "radar" function, which brings up a radar grid showing you where the Vision is compared to your position. Submission of last known coordinates in case of an unplanned landing.
- Radio has been redesigned. Stick movement feels like that of a more professional radio, like a Spectrum.
- Release date: 30-60 days
Now DJI will be focusing on some really interesting options later next year.
I got to see a Vision this week up close. Pretty excited about the new battery. It has a built in "tester" feature - push a button to instantly see how much power, it lights up with green indicators. Battery is HUGE and will give us some great flight times. I'm guess the batteries are going to be pretty expensive, and proprietary from DJI only. I've had issues with aftermarket batteries and trying to jam all the wires into my Phantom. This obviously won't be an issue anymore. The battery just slides in and "clicks in". Can't wait to get mine!