DJI Inspire 3 - Capture 8K RAW Footage
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DJI Inspire 3 - Capture 8K RAW Footage
Master the Unseen
At the peak of aerial cinematography, DJI Inspire 3 offers unprecedented workflow efficiency, camera language, and creative freedom. This all-in-one 8K camera drone empowers professional-level filmmakers to fully maximise the potential of any shot and master the unseen.
The Definition of Power and Performance
Sleek, Integrated Design
Inspire 3 is a professional camera drone that adopts a fluid new design that takes aerodynamics fully into consideration to reduce air resistance.
The max dive speed has increased from the 9 m/s of Inspire 2 to 10 m/s for the Inspire 3, while vertical ascend/descend speed has increased from 6 m/s and 4 m/s to 8 m/s.
Powerful manoeuvrability delivers responsive, accurate control and an extended flight time of up to 28 minutes.
The FPV camera, visual sensors, positioning antennas, and storage card slot all adopt designs that are seamlessly integrated into the airframe for a minimalist look and modern industrial aesthetics.
Inheriting the classic transformable configuration of the Inspire series, Inspire 3 uses an all-new design that supports 360° Pan and Tilt Boost structures. When the landing gear is lowered, the gimbal supports obstruction-free 80° upward-angle shooting, enabling cinematographers to capture strikingly innovative shots.
Tilt Boost
360° Pan
Travel Mode
From the outer design to the internal structure, every detail of Inspire 3 was carefully considered and optimised.
Inheriting the classic transformable configuration of the Inspire series, Inspire 3 uses an all-new design that supports 360° Pan and Tilt Boost structures. When the landing gear is lowered, the gimbal supports obstruction-free 80° upward-angle shooting, enabling cinematographers to capture strikingly innovative shots.
High-Mobility Precision Flight System
Centimetre-Level RTK Positioning
Inspire 3 integrates high-precision RTK positioning technology used in industries such as architecture and surveying to deliver centimetre-level accuracy. Compared with traditional metre-level positioning supported by Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), RTK not only makes flying more stable, but also makes flight-route planning more accurate, significantly improving creative efficiency.
RTK antennas have been built into the airframe with a new stacked ceramic design, which enables three types of GNSS (GPS, BeiDou, and Galileo) and delivers dual-frequency positioning down to the centimetre level. By activating an RTK network or setting up a D-RTK 2 Mobile Station, users can achieve highly accurate positioning without mounting any additional modules.
RTK Base Station
In environments without network RTK coverage, the RTK function can be used by setting up a D-RTK 2 Mobile Station. Then, Inspire 3 can receive comprehensive data from the mobile station for accurate positioning.
Dual-Antenna Orientation
Both the front and the rear of Inspire 3 have a built-in stacked ceramic antenna, providing powerful anti-magnetic-interference capability to further improve flight accuracy and safety.
Waypoint Pro
Specially designed for aerial cinematography, Waypoint Pro enables flight-route and shot planning with a wide range of customised settings. With the new Repeatable Routes and 3D Dolly modes, an innovative automated shooting experience can be easily achieved. In addition, RTK centimetre-level positioning ensures more accurate flight-route planning and execution. Whether solo shooting or in a professional crew, use Waypoint Pro to master even highly-complex scenes.
Repeatable Routes
Using Repeatable Routes, the aircraft will automatically fly on the same route and maintain all preset parameters such as altitude, speed, gimbal angle, and camera settings. Repeating the same flight mission allows cinematographers to effortlessly perform difficult one-takes, or to fly at different times in the same place to easily create long-duration timelapses that capture transitions such as day to night or season to season.
3D Dolly
3D Dolly can simulate a crane, cablecam, or dolly on film sets while going far beyond the limitations of those devices.
After planning a flight route, the cinematographer can manually control the aircraft to move along the route back and forth while adjusting parameters such as speed, gimbal angle, and more according to the needs of the shot. This makes complicated cinema-grade camera movements easier and more efficient and can deliver improved visual effects.
Spotlight Pro
Upgraded from Inspire 2, Spotlight Pro further enables solo creators with more shot possibilities. Based on powerful machine-learning algorithms, Inspire 3 supports automated subject recognition and locking for people, vehicles, and boats with greater accuracy than its predecessor.
When using Spotlight Pro's Follow mode, the aircraft and gimbal camera orient toward the same direction and remain locked on the subject so that the pilot can get circling shots without manual framing adjustments.
Free mode
In Free mode, thanks to the 360° gimbal pan of Inspire 3, the gimbal camera can stay locked on a subject, while a solo pilot uses the FPV camera to check their surroundings and control the flight route more responsively to achieve complex camera movements more easily.
Omnidirectional Sensing System
Inspire 3 is equipped with nine sensors, which enable a robust omnidirectional sensing system that can detect obstacles in all directions and provide comprehensive protection for flying.
For the first time, a fisheye camera has been added to each of the four landing arms. This design helps to avoid obstruction from the airframe when the landing gear is raised and allows for horizontal obstacle sensing when the landing gear is lowered.
Customisable Obstacle Sensing
In addition, Inspire 3 features a new customisable function to help ensure greater flight safety and more creative freedom. Horizontal, upward, and downward obstacle sensing can be enabled or disabled independently, and an obstacle alert range can be manually set to suit different scenarios.
When active avoidance is turned off, users can still view the distance from an obstacle on the navigation display in real-time and receive an audio alert when an obstacle is within a set range without the aircraft performing an automatic avoidance movement. This brings new possibilities to professional aerial teams that want to achieve more complex camera language.
Ultra-Wide Night-Vision FPV Camera
Inspire 3 is equipped with a new 1/1.8-inch-sensor FPV camera with a 3μm pixel size, an ultra-wide DFOV of 161°, and the ability to transmit live feeds at up to 1080p/60fps. Compared to its predecessor, the DFOV is approximately doubled. This FPV camera delivers more impressive light-sensing capability, allowing pilots to observe their surroundings vividly and clearly, even at night, and ensure greater levels of flight safety.
Inspire 3
Sensor Size: 1/1.8-inch
DFOV: 161°
Live Feed Quality: 1080p/60fps
Inspire 2
Sensor Size: 1/7.5-inch
DFOV: 84°
Live Feed Quality:480p/30fps
Live feed quality; left is Inspire 3, right is inspire 2
A Stunning New Aerial Perspective
Full-Frame 8K Imaging System - Tailormade 8K Sensor
DJI’s lightest-ever full-frame three-axis gimbal camera, the X9-8K Air, is custom-built for Inspire 3 to take drone cinematography to the next level. It features DJI’s latest image processing system, CineCore 3.0, supporting internal recording of up to 8K/25fps CinemaDNG video as well as 8K/75fps Apple ProRes RAW video, meeting the needs of top-class film and television productions.
8K means ultra-high-resolution aerial footage that retains true-to-life texture close to what the human eye sees, with clarity that stuns audiences when displayed on larger screens. RAW brings X9-8K Air's sensor fully into play, providing abundant space for visual effects and colour grading.
In S&Q mode, X9-8K Air supports internal recording of up to full-frame 4K/120fps ProRes RAW video without cropping, providing more creative editing options.
Dual Native ISO
X9-8K Air supports dual native ISO. At full-frame 30fps and below, it offers EI 800/4000, supporting the 24fps commonly seen in film productions and the 25fps used in commercial and television productions. At above 30fps, EI 320/1600 is available.
This allows X9-8K Air to record images with exquisite details and minimal noise, even low-light cityscapes or beaches, putting it on par with professional ground-based cinema cameras.
14+ Stops of Dynamic Range
X9-8K Air covers 14+ stops of dynamic range, which captures rich highlight and shadow details in complex lighting scenarios like sunrises and sunsets. High dynamic range brings more possibilities for post-editing, retaining genuine colours even after significant exposure adjustments.
EI Grayscale (30fps and below)
EI Grayscale (above 30fps)
DL Mount Lenses
Inheriting DJI’s proprietary DL mount, X9-8K Air is compatible with an additional 18 mm F2.8 full-frame ultra-wide lens and a new telephoto lens (will be released at a later date) on top of the previous full-frame lens selections of DL 24/35/50 mm F2.8. All five lenses are custom-made for aerial cinematography. The housings are made of lightweight, monocoque carbon fibre, so the lightest lens weighs just 178 g, meeting Inspire 3's requirement for ultra-high manoeuvrability.
The New DL 18 mm F2.8 Lens
The new DL 18 mm F2.8 ASPH full-frame lens is specially made for 8K aerial cinematography. With a full-frame DFOV of 100°, the 18 mm focal length can include more information, making it highly useful for capturing the grandeur of larger subjects like mountains and architecture. Additionally, when closely approaching a subject, the ultra-wide angle can introduce an added visual tension. Its high sharpness and well-controlled chromatic aberration also allow the lens to record 8K imagery with richer details and true-to-life colours.
DJI Cinema Colour System (DCCS)
Building on DJI's mature colour science and technology, the DJI Cinema Colour System allows the X9-8K Air to retain authentic colours that redefine the look of aerial cinematography. This applies to natural settings and urban landscapes, and also accurately captures skin tones in different environments and lighting conditions. DCCS ensures effortless colour matching between X9-8K Air and ground-based cinema cameras such as DJI Ronin 4D, delivering consistent colour style from air to ground to meet the needs of film-production post-editing workflows.
Multi-Camera Timecode Sync
Through the 3.5mm port on the aircraft, you can sync timecode between equipment in the air and on the ground. When dealing with abundant footage from multiple cameras, timecode sync makes the editing process significantly more simplified and efficient.
Interconnected Ecosystem
O3 Pro Video Transmission and Control System
DJI RC Plus
Inspire 3 comes with a professional-level remote controller, the DJI RC Plus, which has a built-in 7-inch 1,200-nit high-bright screen to provide an extraordinary outdoor monitoring experience. It also features an HDMI out port, along with several buttons and dials on the front, back, and top, which enable fast and intuitive operation. Button functions can also be customised to fit users' habits and deliver a more smooth operating experience.
The built-in battery of RC Plus provides an operating time of approximately 3.3 hours, and extends to 6 hours with an external WB37 battery. It also supports battery hot-swapping to improve creative efficiency.
On top of the classic flight control interface, the new DJI Pilot 2 app for Inspire adds a cinema-grade monitoring interface, which allows simple and convenient checking of information like camera exposure, video specifications, focal length, and gimbal angle, easily meeting the monitoring requirements of gimbal operators and DPs.
Professional accessories such as a strap and waist support are also included for more comfortable and efficient long-duration use.
Cinema-Grade O3 Pro Video Transmission
Inspire 3 is equipped with O3 Pro, DJI’s latest cinema-grade video transmission system, which enables a max transmission distance of 8 km in single control mode and 6.4 km in dual-control mode. Both the gimbal camera and FPV camera support 1080p/60fps live feeds and an ultra-low latency of 90 ms. Compared to the Lightbridge video transmission system of Inspire 2, O3 Pro has taken a generational leap in transmission distance, latency, and overall stability.
For the first time, 4K/30fps live feeds are also supported with a max 2.5 km transmission distance to meet the needs of UHD monitoring and livestreaming on set.
Inspire 2 vs Inspire 3
Inspire 3:
Max Video Transmission Range (Single Control): 8 km
Max Video Transmission Range (Dual Control): 6.4 km
Max Live Feed Frame Rate: 1080p/60fps
Max Live Feed Resolution: 4K/30fps
Inspire 2:
Max Video Transmission Range (Single Control): 3.5 km
Max Video Transmission Range (Dual Control): <3.5 km
Max Live Feed Frame Rate: 720p/30fps
Max Live Feed Resolution: 720p/30fps
Independent Links for Dual Control
Compared with its predecessor, the dual-control experience of Inspire 3 has been significantly upgraded. Two remote controllers can receive live feeds and control the drone independently, so the pilot and gimbal operator can be at different positions on set. This breaks Inspire 2's limitations of binding the primary and secondary control links.
If the pilot loses aircraft signal, the gimbal operator is now able to take control of the aircraft to safely return to home or land directly.
Dual Control
Three-Person Control (Scenario 1)
Three-Person Control (Scenario 2)
Supports DJI High-Bright Remote Monitor
In addition to the RC Plus, Inspire 3 also allows use of the DJI High-Bright Remote Monitor as a second remote controller. The remote monitor can pair directly with Inspire 3 to receive live feeds, and can even control gimbal and focus when the Ronin 4D Hand Grips are attached. HDMI and SDI ports on the remote monitor can also output live feeds to other monitoring devices.
Supports DJI Three-Channel Follow Focus
As a member of the DJI PRO ecosystem, the new DJI Three-Channel Follow Focus can transmit control signals to Inspire 3 via the O3 Pro transmission system (this requires a DJI High-Bright Remote Monitor to act as an intermediary device). With Three-Channel Follow Focus, the focus puller can achieve accurate remote focus control and stepless aperture adjustments to deliver an integrated wireless monitoring and control experience.
Supports DJI Master Wheels
When a DJI High-Bright Remote Monitor is paired as the second controller (as the intermediary to the PRO ecosystem), Inspire 3's gimbal can be controlled using DJI Master Wheels. In this way, it can provide a gimbal control experience on par with Ronin 2 to meet the operating habits of cinematographers.
Supports DJI Transmission
With DJI Transmission, Inspire 3 supports expanded monitoring on set. Connect an RC Plus to a DJI Video Transmitter with Broadcast mode enabled. Then, live feeds can be transmitted to an unlimited number of remote monitors, further improving coordination efficiency.
Built for All-Day Shooting
Efficient Full-Scenario Operation
Dual-Battery System
Inspire 3 is equipped with a new TB51 dual-battery system, which utilises the latest battery chemistry technology for optimised reliability and performance.
TB51 batteries are smaller, lighter, more streamlined, and higher voltage compared to TB50. They provide a 28-minute max flight time and support hot swapping with a redesigned battery release that allows effortless continuous operation.
If the temperature of the battery goes lower than 18° C, the battery will trigger an auto-heating function, maintaining adequate flight performance even in locations with temperatures as low as -20° C.
New Battery Charging Hub
The all-new foldable battery charging hub strikes the optimum balance between charging efficiency and storage size. It can accommodate eight batteries. In Fast mode, it can charge two batteries to 90% in just 35 minutes and eight batteries to 100% in only 160 minutes. The included 65W USB-C port can also be used to charge an RC Plus.
DJI PROSSD 1TB Included
The included DJI PROSSD 1TB supports a max read speed of 900 MBps and the footage can be read on a computer directly through the provided USB-C to USB-C cable without the need for a card reader.
Storage and Transitions
The newly designed trolley case is equipped with an extendable handle, two side handles, and four 360-degree-movement wheels, making transitions and transportation effortless. Additionally, two numbered locks are equipped for added safety. The well-designed trolley case can store one aircraft, one X9-8K Air gimbal camera, two RC Plus remote controllers, four lenses, twelve batteries, two battery charging hubs, three propeller sets and more. New foldable quick-release propellers are easy to store and don’t require re-installation before each flight.
Please note, lenses are sold separately
What's Included?
Inspire 3 x 1
RC Plus x 1
Zenmuse X9-8K Air Gimbal Camera x 1
TB51 Intelligent Battery x 6
TB51 Intelligent Battery Charging Hub x 1
PROSSD 1TB x 1
Inspire 3 Foldable Quick-Release Propellers x 6
Inspire 3 Trolley Case x 1
Zenmuse X9-8K Air Gimbal Camera Case x 1
USB-C to USB-C High-Speed Data Cable x 1
USB-C to USB-A Data Cable x 1
X9 Gimbal Base Cap x 1
Lens Carrying Box (18/24/35/50mm) x 1
Inspire 3 Gimbal Rubber Dampers x 1
Double-Headed Screwdriver x 1
TB51 Intelligent Battery Charging Hub AC Cable x 1
TB51 Intelligent Battery Paired Batteries Sticker x 1
RC Plus Strap x 1
RC Plus Waist Support x 1
Documents x 3
What is DJI Inspire 3’s max flight speed?
94
kph (58 mph). Measured when flying in a windless environment with
gimbal camera and lens attached to the aircraft and without other
accessories.
What is DJI Inspire 3’s max takeoff weight?
Approx. 4310 g
What is DJI Inspire 3’s max wind resistance?
12 m/s during takeoff/landing, and 14 m/s during flight.
Measured
when flying in a windless environment at sea level, with gimbal camera
and lens attached to the aircraft and without other accessories. Data is
for reference only.
What DJI Inspire 3’s Max flight time?
Inspire 3’s max hovering time is approx. 25 minutes, and the max forward flying time is approx. 28 minutes.
The
max hovering time was measured when hovering in a windless environment
at sea level with gimbal camera and lens attached to the aircraft and
without other accessories, with landing gear raised, and recording
4K/24fps H.264 (S35) video until the battery reached 0%. The forward
flying time was measured when flying forward at a constant speed of 36
kph in a windless environment at sea level, with gimbal camera and lens
attached to the aircraft and without other accessories, with landing
gear lowered and recording 4K/24fps H.264 (S35) video until the battery
reached 0%.
Does Inspire 3 have an obstacle sensing system?
Yes.
Inspire 3 is equipped with an omnidirectional visual sensing system to
detect obstacles in all directions, providing comprehensive protection
for flying.
Obstacle sensing is disabled while the landing gear is in
the process of being raised or lowered. When the landing gear is down,
there are obstacle-avoidance blind spots at the front-left and
front-right areas of the aircraft of approximately 20°.
How do I achieve the largest tilt and pan angles with the DJI Inspire 3 gimbal camera?
When
the landing gear of DJI Inspire 3 is raised, it supports 360° pan
shooting obstruction-free. When the landing gear is lowered and the
gimbal camera faces forward, it can achieve 80° tilt shooting
obstruction-free.
What are the dimensions of DJI Inspire 3?
When
the landing gear is raised, the diagonal distance is approx 70 cm; When
the landing gear is lowered, the diagonal distance is approx 69 cm;
Travel Mode Dimensions 51 x 71 x 18 cm (length x width x height).
Compared to DJI Inspire 2, what major upgrades does Inspire 3 have?
DJI
Inspire 3 features a sleek and integrated design, a high-mobility
flight system, a full-frame 8K imaging system, O3 Pro video transmission
and control system, and efficient full-scenario operation. Compared
with DJI Inspire 2, the image quality and operation efficiency of
Inspire 3 is significantly improved. This delivers greater creative
freedom and an enhanced aerial cinematography experience.
Can I control the tilt axis of the FPV camera?
Yes. When the remote controller is using the default settings, turn the wheel on the upper left to control the tilt axis.
Does Inspire 3 come with gimbal camera included?
Yes. It comes with a full-frame gimbal camera, the DJI Zenmuse X9-8K Air.
What lenses are compatible with Zenmuse X9-8K Air?
DL 18 mm F2.8 ASPH Lens
DL 24 mm F2.8 LS ASPH Lens
DL 35 mm F2.8 LS ASPH Lens
DL 50 mm F2.8 LS ASPH Lens
Compared to the Zenmuse X7, what major upgrades does the image sensor of Zenmuse X9-8K Air have?
Zenmuse
X9-8K Air is equipped with a full-frame image sensor that can record
video at up to 8K RAW. It supports 14+ stops of dynamic range and dual
native ISO to retain more details, meeting the needs of a wide variety
of cinematography scenarios.
In terms of lens mounting, what is the difference between the Zenmuse X9-8K Air and the Zenmuse X7?
Zenmuse
X9-8K Air has added a lens locking lever. After mounting the lens,
tighten the locking lever to secure the lens and further reduce shake.
Before detaching the lens, make sure that the lens locking lever is in
the unlocked position.
Is DJI Inspire 3 compatible with other Zenmuse gimbal cameras?
No.
Inspire 3 adopts an all-new gimbal camera quick-release port that
currently supports only the full-frame Zenmuse X9-8K Air gimbal camera.
Can I use Zenmuse X9-8K Air independently from DJI Inspire 3?
No. Zenmuse X9-8K Air is only compatible with DJI Inspire 3.
Can I use Zenmuse X9-8K Air on DJI Inspire 2?
No. Zenmuse X9-8K Air adopts an all-new gimbal camera quick-release port, so it cannot be used on DJI Inspire 2.
Are the CinemaDNG and Apple ProRes RAW codecs supported by the Zenmuse X9-8K Air included when I purchase the DJI Inspire 3?
No. Both license keys are sold separately.
Are lenses compatible with Zenmuse X9-8K Air support third-party filters?
Yes.
For 18 mm lens, use 55 mm filter. For 24 mm, 35 mm and 50 mm lenses;
use filters with a diameter of 46 mm, weight between 10-12 g, and
thickness (excluding the screw) within 4.4 mm.
What are the highlight features of DJI Inspire 3’s video transmission system?
DJI
Inspire 3 adopts the all-new O3 Pro video transmission system, which
supports simultaneous video transmission of the gimbal camera and the
FPV camera. Both the gimbal camera and FPV camera support HD,
1080p/60fps live feeds with latency as low as 90 ms. 4K/30fps UHD live
feeds are also supported to meet the needs of monitoring and
livestreaming on set.
The lowest latency of the gimbal camera was
measured when recording 4K/60fps ProRes RAW video. The lowest latency of
the FPV camera was measured with strong video transmission signals.
How do I enable 4K/30fps live feeds on DJI Inspire 3?
4K/30fps
live feeds are only available when recording video at 30 fps or below.
Tap the settings button “…” on the right of the top menu bar on the DJI
Pilot 2 app and enable this live feed specification on the image
transmission settings page.
Since the 4K/30fps video transmission is
highly dependent on the video transmission bitrate. When the video
transmission bitrate is lower than 10Mbps, it is recommended to manually
adjust the resolution to 1080p (auto adjustment not supported). When
the communication quality is poor, the frame rate of the FPV camera live
feeds and the gimbal camera will automatically adjust in order to
improve the display quality. After the communication quality improves,
the frame rate will automatically adjust to the default frame rate. In
order to ensure flight safety, when the communication quality is poor,
priority will be given to the live feed quality of the FPV camera.
When
enabling 4K/30fps live feeds, it is normal for the video transmission
distance to be reduced. Check the DJI Inspire 3 User Manual for more
details.
Does DJI Inspire 3 support using dual remote controllers at the same time?
Yes.
In the new dual-control mode, two remote controllers can receive live
feeds and control the drone independently, so the pilot and gimbal
operator can be at different positions on set during flight. Check the
DJI Inspire 3 User Manual for more details.
What
are the max video transmission distances of the gimbal camera and the
FPV camera in single control mode and dual-control mode?
Single control mode:
FPV
Camera: approx. 8 km (CE/SRRC/MIC). Gimbal Camera (1080p/60fps live
feeds): approx. 7 km (CE/SRRC/MIC). Gimbal Camera (4K/30fps live feeds):
approx. 3 km (CE/SRRC/MIC).
Dual-control mode:
FPV
Camera: approx. 6.4 km (CE/SRRC/MIC). Gimbal Camera (1080p/60fps live
feeds): approx. 5.6 km (CE/SRRC/MIC). Gimbal Camera (4K/30fps live
feeds): approx. 2.4 km (CE/SRRC/MIC).
Measured in an unobstructed
outdoor environment free of interference, with gimbal camera and lens
attached to the aircraft and without other accessories. The above data
shows the farthest communication range for one-way, non-return flights
under each standard. During your flight, please pay attention to
reminders in the app.
Does DJI Inspire 3 support the DJI High-Bright Remote Monitor?
Yes.
DJI High-Bright Remote Monitor can pair directly with Inspire 3 to
receive live feeds, and can even control gimbal and focus when the Ronin
4D Hand Grips are attached. HDMI and SDI ports on the remote monitor
can also output live feeds to other monitoring devices.
What advantages does the DJI Inspire 3 remote controller have?
DJI
Inspire 3 comes with a professional-level remote controller, the DJI RC
Plus, which has a built-in 7-inch 1,200-nit high-bright screen to
provide an extraordinary outdoor monitoring experience. It also features
an HDMI out port, along with several buttons and dials that enable fast
and intuitive operation. When used together, the built-in battery of RC
Plus plus and an external battery provide an operating time of up to 6
hours. RC Plus also supports battery hot-swapping for more convenience
and shooting efficiency. The included professional accessories such as a
strap and waist support and the new DJI Pilot 2 app meet the monitoring
requirements of gimbal operators and DPs. DJI RC Plus provides
cinematographers with an exceptional monitoring experience and a high
level of operating efficiency.
Are the remote controllers of DJI Inspire 3 and DJI Inspire 2 interchangeable?
No.
DJI Inspire 3 comes with a DJI RC Plus, which improves control
experience and delivers longer battery life. It also supports
hot-swapping and the new DJI Pilot 2 app to enhance creative efficiency.
What is the operating time of a fully charged DJI RC Plus? How long does it take to fully charge?
When
using only the built-in battery, DJI RC Plus provides a max operating
time of approx. 3.3 hours. Using the built-in battery in addition to an
external battery provides a max operating time of approx. 6 hours.
It
takes approx. 2 hours to fully charge the built-in battery. Charging
time when using the built-in and external batteries together:
a.
Approx. 2 hours with the external battery (0% battery level) mounted and
the battery level of the built-in battery is also 0%.
b. Approx. 70
minutes with the external battery (0% battery level) mounted and the
battery level of the built-in battery is 100%.
It is recommended to
use the included battery charging hub and the USB-C to USB-C high-speed
data cable for optimal charging. The charging time may vary according to
ambient temperature.
Does DJI RC Plus come with a screen included?
Yes. DJI RC Plus comes with a 7.02-inch LCD touchscreen with a resolution of 1920×1200 px and high brightness of 1,200 nits.
Why am I unable to charge two batteries simultaneously with the battery charging hub?
When
the remaining battery levels of the paired batteries are not the same,
the battery charging hub will charge the one with less power first. When
the batteries show the same power, the battery charging hub will charge
the paired batteries simultaneously.
Why are batteries paired?
Paired
batteries will charge and discharge together to maximize flight time
and battery life and to optimise the flight experience. Unpaired
batteries can still be used, but this may affect the flight time and
battery life.
How do I pair batteries?
After
unboxing, the two batteries can be marked with a battery pairing
sticker, or pair the two batteries with similar cycle counts in the DJI
Pilot 2 app.
How do I know if the batteries are correctly mounted?
When
the battery is inserted in place, the battery release will make a
clicking sound. If the battery is not mounted correctly, the DJI Pilot 2
app will prompt “Battery not properly installed.”
Can I take off with the aircraft if the two batteries have different power levels?
When
the battery temperature is higher than 5° C, the aircraft can take off
as long as the power discrepancy is less than 21% and the voltage
discrepancy is less than 0.7 V.
When the battery temperature is lower
than 5° C, the aircraft can take off when the power discrepancy is less
than 8% and the voltage discrepancy is less than 0.1 V.
The
aircraft cannot take off if the aforementioned conditions are not met,
and the DJI Pilot 2 app will prompt that the power discrepancy is too
large.
How should I store the batteries if I am not using them for a long duration of time? What is the max storage time?
It
is recommended to store batteries separately in a dry environment
around 20-25° C. Do not insert the battery into the aircraft or the
charging hub for storage. It is recommended to fully charge and
discharge the batteries every three months in order to maintain battery
health.
When in storage Battery self-discharge will be triggered if
the battery level is higher than 60%. Automatically discharging the
battery level to 60% to extend battery life. To store a fully charged
battery, set the battery self-discharge time to 1 day and have it
discharge to 60%.
How do I update the firmware of the batteries?
You can update the batteries in the following two ways:
1.
Make sure the aircraft has been updated to the latest firmware. Mount
the batteries to the aircraft, power on the aircraft and the remote
controller. A prompt will appear on the home page of the DJI Pilot 2 app
if a battery firmware update is needed. Tap the prompt to update. If
there is no prompt, an update is not needed.
2. Connect the DJI RC
Plus to the internet. Connect the remote controller and the battery
charging hub with the USB-C to USB-A cable. Insert the batteries into
the battery charging hub. Enter the battery charging page on the DJI
Pilot 2 app. Select battery charging hub update and then update.
Does DJI Inspire 3 support battery hot swapping?
Yes. When replacing the battery, the aircraft does not need to power off.
Is DJI Inspire 3 compatible with the TB50 battery?
No. The DJI Inspire 3 aircraft only supports TB51 batteries.
Can
I charge a TB50 battery with the battery charging hub of DJI Inspire 3?
Can I charge DJI Inspire 3’s TB51 batteries using the TB50 battery
charging hub and the TB50 battery station?
No. TB51 has different charging power requirements compared to TB50s.
Can I take DJI Inspire 3’s batteries in carry-on baggage when boarding an airplane?
Yes.
The capacity of a DJI Inspire 3 Intelligent Battery is 4280 mAh and the
energy is 98.8 Wh. Most aviation companies regulate that batteries
under 100 Wh can be transported in carry-on baggage.
Regulations
regarding LiPo batteries in carry-on baggage can vary by country and
region. In the UK there is a maximum limit per battery to 100 Wh, for
more information ask your airline or visit the CAA website here:
https://www.caa.co.uk/Passengers/Before-you-fly/Baggage/Items-that-are-allowed-in-baggage/
Does DJI Inspire 3 come with a charger included? How long does it take to fully charge the batteries?
DJI
Inspire 3 comes with an all-new battery charging hub, which supports
three charging modes. In Fast charge mode, it takes only 35 minutes to
charge two batteries to 90%. In Standard mode, it takes 55 minutes to
fully charge two batteries. In Silent mode, it takes approx. 80 minutes
to fully charge two batteries.
Tested at 25°C in a well ventilated
environment. In Fast mode, each battery pair is charged to 90% in
sequence, and then eight batteries are charged together to 100%.
Do I need to detach the propellers before putting DJI Inspire 3 into the trolley case?
The
new foldable propellers do not need to be removed from the aircraft
when placing Inspire 3 inside the trolley case for transportation or
storage. For long-duration transportation or shipping, it is recommended
to remove the propellers and place them into the corresponding storage
compartment of the trolley case.
What is the default password of the trolley case? How do I change the password?
The default password of the trolley case is 000. To change the password, follow the steps below:
1. Toggle the resettable switch on the rear of the lock to SET.
2. Adjust the dials to set a personal combination code.
3. Toggle the resettable switch to OFF to finish setting.
What are the advantages of Inspire 3’s high-precision RTK positioning technology?
High-precision
RTK positioning technology empowers DJI Inspire 3 to achieve
centimetre-level positioning, which not only makes flying more stable,
but also ensures more accurate flight-route planning and execution with
the new Waypoint Pro feature. DJI Inspire 3 also supports use with an
RTK base station and network RTK. You can choose flexibly according to
the application scenario.
Does DJI Inspire 3 support timecode synchronisation?
Yes.
Through the 3.5mm port on the aircraft, you can sync timecode between
equipment in the air and on the ground. When dealing with abundant
footage from multiple cameras, timecode sync makes the editing process
significantly more simplified and efficient.
What is the model of the DJI Inspire 3 propellers?
Standard propellers: DJI 1671
High altitude propellers: DJI 1676
Does DJI Inspire 3 come with high altitude propellers?
No. High altitude propellers are sold separately and should only be used when the altitude is higher than 3000 m.
Does DJI Inspire 3 come with an external DJI PROSSD 1TB?
This version does not.
Can I use the DJI PROSSD 1TB of DJI Inspire 3 on DJI Ronin 4D?
Yes.
What other accessories does DJI Inspire 3 support?
It
supports a range of accessories, including DJI Master Wheels, DJI
Three-Channel Follow Focus, DJI Ronin 4D Hand Grips, and DJI
Transmission.
| Aircraft | |
| Max Hovering Time: | Approx. 25 minutes |
| Max Service Ceiling Above Sea Level: | Standard Propellers: 3800 m High-Altitude Propellers: 7000 m |
| Max Takeoff Weight: | Approx. 4310 g |
| Max Wind Resistance: | Takeoff/land: 12 m/s In-flight: 14 m/s |
| Weight: | Approx. 3,995 g (includes gimbal camera, two batteries, lens, PROSSD, and propellers) |
| Max Ascent Speed: | 8 m/s |
| Hovering Accuracy: | Vertical: ±0.1 m (with vision positioning) ±0.5 m (with GNSS positioning) ±0.1 m (with RTK positioning) Horizontal: ±0.3 m (with vision positioning) ±0.5 m (with GNSS positioning) ±0.1 m (with RTK positioning) |
| Max Descent Speed: | Vertical: 8 m/s Tilt: 10 m/s |
| RTK Positioning Accuracy: | 1 cm + 1 PPM (horizontal) 1.5 cm + 1 PPM (vertical) |
| Operating Temperature: | -20° to 40° C |
| GPS Mode: | GPS + Galileo + BeiDou |
| Model: | T740 |
| Max Angular Velocity: | Pitch: 200°/s Roll: 200°/s Yaw: 150°/s |
| Max Tilt Angle: | N Mode: 35° S Mode: 40° A Mode: 35° T Mode: 20° Emergency Brake: 55° |
| Diagonal Distance: | Landing Gear Raised: 695 mm Landing Gear Lowered: 685 mm |
| Max Flight Time: | Approx. 28 minutes (landing gear lowered) Approx. 26 minutes (landing gear raised) |
| Travel Mode Dimensions: | Height: 176 mm Width: 709.8 mm Length: 500.5 mm |
| Motor Model: | DJI 3511s |
| Propeller Model: | Standard Propellers: DJI 1671 High-Altitude Propellers: DJI 1676 |
| Max Horizontal Speed: | 94 kph |
| Remote Controller | |
| Storage Temperature: | 30° to 45° C (within one month) -30° to 35° C (one to three months) -30° to 30° C (three months to one year) |
| Video Output: | HDMI |
| Operating Frequency: | 2.4000-2.4835 GHz 5.725 GHz-5.850 GHz |
| Operating Temperature: | 20° to 50 °C |
| Operating Time: | Built-in Batteries: approx. 3.3 hours Built-in Batteries Plus External Battery: approx. 6 hours |
| Battery: | Built-in Battery: 3250mAh-7.2V (a set) External Battery: WB37 Intelligent Battery |
| Power Consumption: | 12.5 W |
| Transmitter Power (EIRP): | 2.4 GHz: <26 dBm (FCC), <20 dBm (CE/SRRC/MIC) 5.1 GHz: <26 dBm (FCC), <23 dBm (CE/SRRC/MIC) 5.8 GHz: <26 dBm (FCC/SRRC), <14 dBm (CE) |
| Power Supply: | Built-in batteries or external battery |
| Dual User Capability: | Supports dual controls and coordination between multiple operators |
| WiFi Operating Frequency: | 2.4000-2.4835 GHz 5.150-5.250 GHz 5.725-5.850 GHz |
| Bluetooth Operating Frequency: | 2.4000-2.4835 GHz |
| Battery | |
| Capacity: | 4280 mAh |
| Charging Temperature: | -20° to 40° C |
| Energy: | 98.8 Wh |
| Max Charging Power: | 205.5 W |
| Model: | TB51 Intelligent Battery |
| Operating Temperature: | -20° to 40° C |
| Voltage: | 23.1 V |
| Weight: | 470 g |
| Chemical System: | LiCoO2 |
| Charge via Aircraft: | Not supported |
| Camera | |
| Angular Vibration Range: | Hovering: ±0.002° Flying: ±0.004° |
| Anti-flicker: | Capture Mode: Auto, 50 Hz, 60 Hz, OFF |
| Exposure Mode: | P, A, S, M |
| Max Resolution: | Photo: 8192×5456 Video: 8192×4320 |
| Max Video Bitrate: | 50 Mbps |
| Operation Modes: | Capture, Record, Playback |
| Photo Formats: | JPG, DNG |
| Shutter System: | Electronic shutter |
| Supported Lens: | DL 18 mm F2.8 ASPH Lens DL 24 mm F2.8 LS ASPH Lens DL 35 mm F2.8 LS ASPH Lens DL 50 mm F2.8 LS ASPH Lens |
| Video Formats: | MOV, CinemaDNG |
| Video Resolution: | 8.1k @ 75 FPS |
| Video Transmission Range: | O3 Pro |
| Weight: | Approx. 516 g (without lens) |
| White Balance: | AWB MWB (2000K-10000K) |
| Sensor: | 35mm full-frame CMOS |
| ISO Range: | Photo ISO: 100-25600 Video EI: 200-6400 |
| Shutter Speed: | 8-1/8000 s |
| Installation Method: | Quick release |
| Sensing System | |
| Forward: | Measurement Range: 1.5-48 m Effective Sensing Speed: ≤15 m/s FOV: Horizontal 90°, Vertical 103° (landing gear raised) Horizontal 72°, Vertical 103° (landing gear lowered) |
| Backward: | Measurement Range: 1.5-48 m Effective Sensing Speed: ≤15 m/s FOV: Horizontal 90°, Vertical 103° |
| Downward: | Measurement Range: 0.3-18 m Effective Sensing Speed: ≤6 m/s FOV: Front and Back 130°, Left and Right 160° |
| Operating Environment: | Forward, Backward, Left, Right, and Upward: surfaces with discernible patterns and adequate lighting (lux >15) Downward: surfaces with discernible patterns and diffuse reflectivity >20% (e.g., walls, trees, people); adequate lighting (lux >15) |
| Upward: | Measurement Range: 0.2-13 m Effective Sensing Speed: ≤6 m/s FOV: Front and Back 100°, Left and Right 90° |
| ToF Infrared Sensor Measurement Range: | 0-10 m |
| Lateral: | Measurement Range: 1.5-42 m Effective Sensing Speed: ≤15 m/s FOV: Horizontal 90°, Vertical 85° |
| Gimbal | |
| Controllable Range: | Tilt (landing gear lowered): Before gimbal tilt limit extension: -90° to +30° After gimbal tilt limit extension: -115° to +100° Tilt (landing gear raised): Before gimbal tilt limit extension: -90° to +30° After gimbal tilt limit extension: -140° to +75° Roll: ±20° Pan: ±300° |
| Mechanical Range: | Tilt: -128° to +110° (landing gear lowered) -148° to +90° (landing gear raised) Roll: -90° to +230° Pan: ±330° |
| Max Controllable Speed: | With DJI RC Plus: Tilt: 120°/s Roll: 180°/s Pan: 270°/s With DJI RC Plus: Tilt: 120°/s Roll: 180°/s Pan: 270°/s With DJI Master Wheels: Tilt: 432°/s Roll: 432°/s Pan: 432°/s |
| Connection | |
| Wifi Protocol: | Wi-Fi 6 |
| FPV Camera | |
| Resolution: | 1920 × 1080 @60 fps |
| FOV: | 161° |
| Software | |
| App: | DJI Pilot 2 |
| Video Transmission | |
| Live View Quality: | FPV Camera: Up to 1080p/60fps Gimbal Camera: Up to 1080p/60fps, 4K/30fps |
| Operating Frequency: | 2.4000-2.4835 GHz 5.150-5.250 GHz (CE: 5.170-5.250 GHz) 5.725-5.850 GHz |
| Max Transmission Distance: | Single Control Mode: FPV Camera: approx. 15 km (FCC), 8 km (CE/SRRC/MIC) Gimbal Camera (1080p/60fps live feeds): approx. 13 km (FCC), 7 km (CE/SRRC/MIC) Gimbal Camera (4K/30fps live feeds): approx. 5 km (FCC), 3 km (CE/SRRC/MIC) Dual-Control Mode: FPV Camera: approx. 12 km (FCC), 6.4 km (CE/SRRC/MIC) Gimbal Camera (1080p/60fps live feeds): approx. 11.2 km (FCC), 5.6 km (CE/SRRC/MIC) Gimbal Camera (4K/30fps live feeds): approx. 4 km (FCC), 2.4 km (CE/SRRC/MIC) |
| Latency: | FPV Camera: 90 ms Gimbal Camera: 90 ms |
| Transmission Power (EIRP): | 2.4 GHz: <33 dBm (FCC), <20 dBm (CE/SRRC/MIC) 5.1 GHz: <23 dBm (CE) 5.8 GHz: <33 dBm (FCC), <30 dBm (SRRC), <14 dBm (CE) |
| Storage | |
| Memory Type: | DJI PROSSD 1TB |
| DJI RC | |
| Bluetooth Protocol: | Bluetooth 5.1 |
| Bluetooth Transmitter Power (EIRP): | < 10 dBm |
| Charging Hub | |
| Charging Time: | Fast Mode: Approx. 35 minutes to 90% Standard Mode: Approx. 55 minutes to 100% Silent Mode: Approx. 80 minutes to 100% |
| Weight: | 1680 g |
| Charging Hub | |
| Input Current: | 100-240 V AC, max 8 A |
| Output Voltage and Current: | 26.4 V, 7.8 A |
| Rated Power: | 476 W, including 65W PD fast charging of USB-C port |
| Charging Temperature Range: | -20° to 40° C |
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