#DJI Inspire 3 review

DJI is set to unveil the upcoming DJI Inspire 3 on April 13. In a teaser posted on its website, DJI reminisced about its first Inspire drone, the Inspire 1.  It recalled the Inspire 1's integrated and convertible airframe, 360° gimbal pan, 4K video capability, long-range dual-control video transmission, and other features geared toward aerial shooting that it introduced in 2014. For the new drone, DJI says it is primed to "redefine aerial cinematography and Inspire the world once again." We'll know more about the new drone on the 13th. DJI is making its cinema drone ecosystem a bit more accessible in the Philippines with the launch of the new Inspire 3 Basic Package, a stripped-down but still pro-ready kit built for aerial cinematographers and indie filmmakers. At Php615,049, the Inspire 3 Basic Package is now available via authorized retailers, DJI’s online store, and select mall locations nationwide. With DJI already entrenched in categories like renewable energy, public safety, agriculture, mapping, and inspection, the Inspire 3 Basic Package further strengthens its push to keep high-end aerial filmmaking within reach of more production houses and creators. DJI, the company behind the popular Phantom commercial drones, has just announced the Zenmuse X5 Series - a Micro Four Thirds camera system designed for the Inspire 1 drone. Read more in our articles including "DJI set to unveil new Inspire 3 drone on April 13" and "DJI Inspire 3 Basic Package now in the Philippines".