And while 960fps slow-mo is impressive, DJI gets there by capturing 240fps and then making an intelligent guess as to how to generate the fill frames on either side. That four hours of continuous ...

Images, and the devices that capture them, are my focus. I've covered cameras at PCMag for the past 13 years, which has given me a front row seat for the DSLR to mirrorless transition, the smartphone ...

GoPro may remain the de facto action camera market leader, but the Osmo Action 5 Pro proves that relative newcomer DJI is hot on its ... a power/mode button on the side and a large shutter/video ...

It costs $399.99 /£399.99 /AU$649.95. The DJI Osmo action 5 was announced two weeks later on September 19, and the Standard bundle costs $349 /£329 /AU$599. Both cameras are available in pricier ...

Human Rights Watch identified five posts showing drones—or footage from them—that, from their build, markings or other specific characteristics, identify them as manufactured by DJI ...

There has been a flurry of DJI leaks and announcements in the past weeks, but it was only a few days ago that the company themselves put forward anything resembling official word. Teasing a DJI ...

Amongst DJI’s many prospective product launches at present - including a potential new mirrorless camera through to new drones - many are wondering if the company is leaving behind other facets ...

Chinese interior studio Various Associates has completed an irregular pyramid-shaped flagship store for drone brand DJI in Shenzhen, China. Located at OCT Harbour on the shores of Shenzhen Bay ...

It comes amid growing regulatory pressures that could see new models of DJI drones — the world’s most popular consumer drone — barred from the U.S. market as soon as 2025. The Pentagon in ...

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The lawmakers also cite two companies allegedly affiliated with DJI that The Hill reported on in June. The letter to Randall Warnas, CEO of U.S.-based Anzu Robotics, which licenses technology from ...