DJI’s latest drone is more advanced than the more affordable ... of up to 8 meters per second), ensuring that those cinematic shots aren’t ruined by distracting wobbles. Considering that ...

DJI's simple-but-capable Neo drone is indeed kind of a big deal ... all while keeping the user centered in the shot. These modes include Dronie, in which the Flip flies back from the user ...

All things considered, drone videography is still very much a new thing. Sure, cinematographers were taking their camera rigs ...

Vertical shots can be captured at 2.7K ... DJI As you’d expect with a DJI drone, the new Flip flying machine also comes with six one-tap-enabled intelligent shooting modes — Dronie, Circle ...

We rated the DJI Mini 4K five stars in our review, and you can now save a massive $60 on this beginner-friendly, lightweight ...

Whereas elsewhere consumer drones largely appear as variations on DJI's Mavic design ... felt like I was being held back from getting the shots I wanted with it. I did end up turning on "sport ...

In the first shot, I love how the Flip has captured ... as there was a lot of noise in the footage captured on the little drone. The DJI Flip truly comes into its own when it’s shooting video.

Not only is the Flip the first DJI drone to look like a Star Wars AT-AT ... the Neo couldn’t even maintain a smooth, level shot as the breeze blew its lighter frame around, and its images ...

The drone is also not heavy at just 249 grams ... The other benefit of the bigger lens is it also accepts ND filters for high-speed shots. DJI said it will sell a pack of 16, 64, or 256 ND filters ...

The DJI Flip is light and compact for shooting videos on the road though its lack of features like low-light sensors count ...

For starters, the drone supports the DJI MasterShots feature, which is designed to allow users to perfectly set up a shot and have the drone perform it automatically without the user having to try ...