Wreckhunter
Well-Known Member
No ,i am afraid not,we will see a mini 3 in April,as per their schedule.Says who? Have you got a reputable source for this?
Nothing will change that.
No ,i am afraid not,we will see a mini 3 in April,as per their schedule.Says who? Have you got a reputable source for this?
Despite previous attempts, Germany does not speak for the rest of Europe. So, it will more than likely be available in most places.With the mediamarkt/Saturn group not allowed to carry it? I think Europe is less likely but I 100% hope I’m wrong about this
I'd have no objection to be a field beta tester for the Mini-3. In fact, I'd love to do it! If it has issues, well, it wouldn't be the only drone that I have available to fly. I won't be grounded while the issues are being worked out, and I think the process would be fun. I'm very good at observing and documenting things.I do understand peoples desire to get their hands on one but it really is much smarter to stay a year behind imho
The one on the right looks better to me.
I fly in a remote canyon in the USA. I believe that being able to see it's flashy little Arc V butt counts as being within VLOS. As a result, I find myself limited by RC signal strength, rather than VLOS.I’m also in Europe. Occusynch isn’t just about distance. It’s about the quality of the connection (the wifi on the 1 is woeful), and the video downlink. It’s also about the wind resistance. Hugely improved on the 2.
The improvement isn’t just about the camera.
Obviously, the 3 should be better than the 2, otherwise it’s pointless. I will likely buy one asap. But, it’s genuinely mind boggling that you think there wasn’t a marked improvement from the 1 to the 2.
Oh, I dunno...Sensor size on the mini 3.
I sure hope they at the very least match the sensor size of the Nano+.
Otherwise it's probably game over before it started.
The 250g issue is much less of a Big Deal here in the USA.I think buying a drone now is not a good idea until we see Mini 3. From my observation, Mini 3 will be (nearly) in the class of Air 2S but giving that great benefit of being sub 250g. I have Mini 2 and I really love it but it cannot compete with something like Air 2S. Heck, it cannot even compete with Autel Nano Evo+ for photography needs. Yes, Evo Nano+ is more expensive but it gives all those great things (albeit with some issues) in sub-250g. Mini 3 can and should change this completely. So my position is to wait and see what Mini 3 delivers and after that make the decision. The logic that there's always something better on the horizon, while being true (IMHO) is not a rational decision making.
Asking out of ignorance...what is this group, why would they not be allowed to sell the Mini-3, and why would they, in particular, matter?With the mediamarkt/Saturn group not allowed to carry it? I think Europe is less likely but I 100% hope I’m wrong about this
That's my sense too.The lower exposure is better on the right. Right seems better focuses. Or perhaps there was a little sharpening.
Even though I don't care either because I have mine registered too. I think the whole purpose for the Mini line is to weight less than 250g. Almost all countries in the world have some kind of regulations on drones weighting more than 250g.The 250g issue is much less of a Big Deal here in the USA.
As far as I've been able to tell, the only thing that's different is that if it's over 250g, you have to register it, which is quick, painless, and almost free at just 5 bucks. My Mini-2s are all registered.
I'll be interested to see if the higher level versions of the Mini-3 stick to the 250g limit. If a higher level version had additional features that I wanted, it wouldn't bother me at all if it weighed 300+ grams.
I wonder what fraction of DJI sales are in the USA, and how that fraction has evolved over time?
TCS
Perhaps true.Even though I don't care either because I have mine registered too. I think the whole purpose for the Mini line is to weight less than 250g. Almost all countries in the world have some kind of regulations on drones weighting more than 250g.
It is the biggest retailer in all of Europe. In many countries the (only) official DJI partner, they would not be allowed to sell the mini 3 as it is a DJI product and this would matter for Europe if you understand any of the aboveAsking out of ignorance...what is this group, why would they not be allowed to sell the Mini-3, and why would they, in particular, matter?
Thx,
TCS
It is the biggest retailer in all of Europe. In many countries the (only) official DJI partner, they would not be allowed to sell the mini 3 as it is a DJI product and this would matter for Europe if you understand any of the above
It's probably half and half,but that is just a guess.Oh, I dunno...
Some people are more concerned with flight issues, than photography issues.
;-)
TCS
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