#professional drone

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. You’re still getting a full-frame 8K cinema drone with dual native ISO, more than 14 stops of dynamic range, and DJI’s O3 Pro transmission for low-latency monitoring. For pro users, this setup is clearly positioned as a B-cam or backup aircraft for bigger shoots, but it also lowers the buy‑in for small studios that want to step up from prosumer drones to a proper cinema platform. The DJI Air 3S is the latest model in DJI’s air drone lineup, and it comes with some cool upgrades compared to its previous version. So, can it transform a complete beginner like me into a professional-ish drone pilot? Using drone shots can greatly enhance your content creation and storytelling, enabling you to craft and share compelling narratives with friends, clients, and various social media platforms. DJI's reputation for durable build quality speaks for itself, and I have no doubt that this drone can withstand the test of time. After all, our EIC, Abe Olandres, still has a perfectly functioning DJI Mavic Pro 2, which is a testament to the longevity of DJI drones. Read more in our articles including "DJI Inspire 3 Basic Package now in the Philippines" and "DJI Air 3S Hands-On Review - Anyone can be a professional drone pilot!".