First “within the wild” photograph leaks of DJI’s new “Professional Digicam” with built-in gimbal
Properly, we’ve seen a few renders of it prior to now, however now it seems to be like we have now the primary photograph of the DJI “Professional Digicam” out within the wild. A bunch of leaked renders came out in April, courtesy of OsitaLV. Now, each OsitaLV and Kanzhaji has come by leaking a photograph of the true factor (doubtless a pre-production prototype) truly in use.
It’s been a protracted whereas coming and now seeing images of the true deal means that we is perhaps getting near an announcement. The digicam proven within the {photograph} seems to be nearly an identical to these leaked in April, so it’s in all probability been fairly near achieved for some time – at the very least so far as the {hardware} goes.
Wow, it is actual! pic.twitter.com/gDhpZGi8wj
— OsitaLV (@OsitaLV) August 21, 2021
It makes a variety of sense for DJI to start out tackling the digicam market. In any case, there was a purpose they purchased Hasselblad – and it wasn’t simply to have the ability to use the emblem on the Mavic 2 Professional digicam. It’s fairly clear that with different producers (like Sony) treading into their territory with drones, and a few pretty respectable competitors within the gimbal area, DJI’s increasing out to start out taking over the opposite guys at their very own sport, too.
Precisely once we’ll see this new DJI Professional Digicam, although… Properly, who is aware of? I count on we gained’t have to attend an excessive amount of longer for an announcement, although. We’re already into August and the non-pandemic commerce present season for the second half of the yr usually kicks in subsequent month – particularly for video, with IBC working in September (though it’s scheduled for December this yr).
Possibly we’ll see it before we predict if DJI decides to run their very own on-line occasion. Or we could possibly be ready for NAB in October, IBC in December or we would not even see the true factor till 2022. Hopefully, it’s sooner relatively than later.
[via DroneDJ]
