Perhaps less of a sexy upgrade, but also a very worthy one is the move away from “enhanced WiFi” to DJI’s own OcuSync 2.0 transmission/video stream system. This means the maximum distance or range (in optimal conditions) more than doubles from the original’s 4 km to 10 km this time around. Typically this also means you can expect the video feed to remain stable at much greater distances, too. But the usual caveats apply -- if you can’t see the drone there’s a good chance you’re flying too far out (depending on where you are). And given how small this

What can you do with the new sensor? Mostly the same as before, but HDR video will be added (after launch) along with the option for 8X zoom (4X of which is lossless). At the top end, the Pocket 2 will record at 4K/60 fps (100Mbit) or up to 240 fps at FHD. For those that prefer still images, there’s a high-resolution mode for 64-megapixel stills though no specific details on exactly how this works. For those who like to get a little more hands-on with their exposure, there’s a “pro” mode just for that.

While the camera part

The company suggests the RSC 2's design allows for more filming options without the need for accessories. It has a briefcase mode, in which you can loosen the main gimbal arm and sling it forward to expand your range of shooting angles. There's a one-inch OLED screen that displays camera data, while the RSC 2 can support a payload of up to 3 kg (6.6 lbs).

The RS 2 weighs 1.3 kg (2.86 lbs) and it can handle camera rigs of up to 4.5 kg (10 lbs). It also has a battery life of up to 12 hours. The