5 Key Features Mavic 3 Will Only Get in January 2022

5 features coming soon

The DJI Mav­ic 3 is the most com­plete evo­lu­tion of the world’s most pop­u­lar con­sumer drone series in three years. DJI has redesigned this drone from pro­peller to pro­peller to bring you a bet­ter sen­sor, dual cam­era sys­tem, omni­di­rec­tion­al obsta­cle detec­tion and longer flight time. How­ev­er, if you buy this drone now, you will not be able to ful­ly use it, as sev­er­al key fea­tures will enter this air­craft only in Jan­u­ary 2022. And it is about them that we will dis­cuss fur­ther.

Lagging Mavic 3 Features

Active Track 5.0

DJI stat­ed that it has sig­nif­i­cant­ly improved the qual­i­ty of sub­ject track­ing with the updat­ed Active­Track 5.0 tech­nol­o­gy. Pre­vi­ous ver­sions of Active­Track allowed Mav­ic drones to track an object, in front of it or behind it, and to fly to the side of a mov­ing object in pre­cise posi­tions.
Active­Track 5.0 allows the Mav­ic 3 to move with a sub­ject by mov­ing for­ward, back­ward, left, right, and diag­o­nal­ly, as well as fly­ing near or around a mov­ing sub­ject. In addi­tion, if an object is mov­ing too fast and tem­porar­i­ly dis­ap­pears from the frame, the drone will not stop as it did before, but will con­tin­ue to search for the object in flight. This fea­ture will also be avail­able in Nor­mal mode, but not until Jan­u­ary 2022.

QuickShot

Busi­ness card of all con­sumer ver­sions of DJI drones. This fea­ture allows your Mav­ic 3 to auto­mat­i­cal­ly fly and record pro-lev­el Hol­ly­wood-style videos. Tra­di­tion­al­ly, DJI offers six Quick­Shot modes: Dronie, Cir­cle, Helix, Rock­et, Boomerang and Aster­oid. Choose one of them, spec­i­fy the sub­ject to shoot, and your drone will per­form com­plex pre-set move­ments with par­al­lel video record­ing, which will allow you to get impres­sive results, whether you are a begin­ner or a more expe­ri­enced pilot.

Dronie

Circle

helix

Rocket

Boomerang

Asteroid

Master Shots

Mas­ter­Shots — This is the next evo­lu­tion of Quick­Shots, which is an advanced intel­li­gent func­tion, which, unlike QS, allows you to shoot in auto­mat­ic mode not one of the six pos­si­ble flight and shoot­ing sce­nar­ios, but ten dif­fer­ent sce­nar­ios at once, keep­ing the object for shoot­ing in the cen­ter of the frame, and at the end of the func­tion, a short cin­e­mat­ic video will be cre­at­ed, per­fect for shar­ing on social net­works!

With the arrival of the AIR 2S drone, the Mas­ter­Shots fea­ture includes three themed pre­sets, but it is pos­si­ble that this list will be expand­ed for the flag­ship mod­el:

Portrait

Proximity

Landscape

Panorama Mode

In this mode, Mav­ic 3 allows you to stitch and process indi­vid­ual pho­tos direct­ly from the air­craft, with­out the DJI Fly app or any post-pro­cess­ing. This means you can cap­ture breath­tak­ing land­scapes with wide cov­er­age and rich detail.

QuickTransfer

With Quick­Trans­fer, you can save and process con­tent on your mobile devices with­out being tied to a remote con­trol. Mav­ic 3 will be able to trans­fer con­tent from the drone to your mobile device faster thanks to the Wi-Fi 6 pro­to­col, which will sup­port down­load speeds up to 80 Mbps. In addi­tion, Mav­ic 3 will auto­mat­i­cal­ly select the fastest data trans­fer mode based on the wire­less envi­ron­ment with­out hav­ing to man­u­al­ly switch to Wi-Fi mode.

Firmware update in January 2022

DJI says it will do what­ev­er it takes to update the drone to its stat­ed func­tion­al­i­ty as soon as pos­si­ble in the com­ing weeks. At the moment, this dead­line is set to Jan­u­ary 2022. If any­thing changes, we will let you know.