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I own 3 of them, the Mavic Pro 1, Mavic Pro Zoom 2 and a Mavic Mini! I just recorded a Video in 25MPH Winds and that Mavic Pro was flying almost sideways to make that Video! I wouldn’t trust that Mavic Mini to do that!I own both so I was just curious how the Mini 2 matched up against the Mavic 2 Pro at a third of the price. It's obviously no comparison on paper or in practice, but let's just say I'm even more impressed with the Mini 2 after doing this.
Also I forgot to add the fact that the Bird was tilted at about 45° to make that Video!I own 3 of them, the Mavic Pro 1, Mavic Pro Zoom 2 and a Mavic Mini! I just recorded a Video in 25MPH Winds and that Mavic Pro was flying almost sideways to make that Video! I wouldn’t trust that Mavic Mini to do that!
Yea I think the only one I would even attempt that with is the M2Pro.Also I forgot to add the fact that the Bird was tilted at about 45° to make that Video!
spot on mate no match in the windI own 3 of them, the Mavic Pro 1, Mavic Pro Zoom 2 and a Mavic Mini! I just recorded a Video in 25MPH Winds and that Mavic Pro was flying almost sideways to make that Video! I wouldn’t trust that Mavic Mini to do that!
Nice Video comparison, I still prefer my M2P, but I must admit that the Mini has a nice FOV ?I own both so I was just curious how the Mini 2 matched up against the Mavic 2 Pro at a third of the price. It's obviously no comparison on paper or in practice, but let's just say I'm even more impressed with the Mini 2 after doing this.
The ability to shoot in RAW is also a nice feature.I think the biggest difference you will find is in still shots (which is mainly what I do). The larger the sensor, the better the quality.
don't they both shoot RAW then?The ability to shoot in RAW is also a nice feature.
Yep. Awesome for the M2 to have it at that price point.don't they both shoot RAW then?
Yes. The Mini 2 is able to shoot in RAWdon't they both shoot RAW then?
And I don't think the zoom gets talked about enough. It is a really useful feature for getting a closer shot without having to move the drone closer with no loss in resolution.Yes. The Mini 2 is able to shoot in RAW
At the heart of the camera onboard the Mavic Mini 2 is a 1/2.3-inch sensor that can capture 12-megapixel photos and 4K/30p video at 100Mbps. In addition to the new 4K video capabilities, the Mavic Mini 2 can also capture Raw photos—something the Mavic Mini wasn’t capable of. When shooting video in 1080p, users can now zoom in 2x with lossless quality and 4x via digital zoom.