Digital Zoom?

[Fdnyfish]

Does the Mavic 3 Classic have digital Zoom like the Air 2S?

 

[MA2 317]

I don't have one, but I think it does up to 3x per the linked article.

Not sure if it's optical or digital.

• 20MP, Four Thirds CMOS sensor
• 24mm (equiv.) lens with F2.8–11 aperture and 12.8 stops of dynamic range
• Ability to zoom in up to 3X on video
• Hasselblad HNCS
• 5.1K/50p, DCI or UHD 4K/120p and 1080/200p video
• H.264 and H.265 recording at 200 and 140 Mbps respectively
• 10-bit D-Log and HDR video capture
• Raw and JPEG image capture
• OcuSync 3.0 (O3) image transmission – 15 km (9.3 mi) range
• Omnidirectional obstacle avoidance
• APAS (Advanced Pilot Assistance System) and ActiveTrack 5.0
• 'Cruise Control' for constant flight speed
• 46-minute flight time
• 895g (1.97 lbs)

DJI Mavic 3 Classic review: A more affordable entry into the Mavic world

Almost one year ago, DJI debuted its Mavic 3 standard and Cine drones featuring a dual-camera setup. Today they've released their Classic, a less expensive single-camera sibling. Who's it for and is it a worthy addition to the Mavic family?

www.dpreview.com

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[Wreckhunter]

I don't have one, but I think it does up to 3x per the linked article.

Not sure if it's optical or digital.

• 20MP, Four Thirds CMOS sensor
• 24mm (equiv.) lens with F2.8–11 aperture and 12.8 stops of dynamic range
• Ability to zoom in up to 3X on video
• Hasselblad HNCS
• 5.1K/50p, DCI or UHD 4K/120p and 1080/200p video
• H.264 and H.265 recording at 200 and 140 Mbps respectively
• 10-bit D-Log and HDR video capture
• Raw and JPEG image capture
• OcuSync 3.0 (O3) image transmission – 15 km (9.3 mi) range
• Omnidirectional obstacle avoidance
• APAS (Advanced Pilot Assistance System) and ActiveTrack 5.0
• 'Cruise Control' for constant flight speed
• 46-minute flight time
• 895g (1.97 lbs)

DJI Mavic 3 Classic review: A more affordable entry into the Mavic world

Almost one year ago, DJI debuted its Mavic 3 standard and Cine drones featuring a dual-camera setup. Today they've released their Classic, a less expensive single-camera sibling. Who's it for and is it a worthy addition to the Mavic family?

www.dpreview.com

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I believe it would be digital zoom,as it is a fixed lense

 

[zeusfl]

Absolutely most to be digital.

In order to be optical, you will need to have a motor that moves the lens with a tube, just like the Mavic 2 zoom making the camera heavier and much more expensive.

I don't think they are going in that route anymore unless they do a very high-end camera. Even the shutter is digital for a long time a go.

The only mechanical shutter I have seen lastly is on the Mavic 3 Enterprise. This is excellent for mapping. The high-speed digital shutter tends to bend straight lines.

 

[GadgetGuy]

100% digital!