WIRED asked Uk freestyle drone racing champion Dan Waring to push DJI's Phantom four to its limits. We headed to Hidden Valley - an abandoned farm just outdoors of Brighton where the UK's major drone racers fantastic their aerial acrobatics - to see if the Phantom 4 lives up to its hefty cost tag.

Just as vital as the camera's resolution bump are its improvements to the all round imaging. The f2.8 aperture indicates it's much superior in lower light than past DJI cameras, so you can take it out at dusk and get some fantastic sunsets. But the large change is that the annoying fisheye lens of the Phantom two Vision+ has been replaced with a New Hubsan X4 H107d (http://www.Bestquadcoptersreviews.com) film-like 20mm lens. Accurate, the 94-degree field of see is not fairly as wide as just before, but the video looks significantly a lot more cinematic, and it isn't going to have to have to be adjusted in video editing software program to eradicate the fish-eye impact.

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