DJI has just dropped a brand-new firmware update for their incredibly versatile Mini 3 Pro drone. If youโre a proud owner of this drone, itโs time to get excited!
Whatโs New?
The Mini 3 Pro aircraft firmware has been updated to version 01.00.0900. Alongside this, there are new firmware versions for the remote controllers: RC-N1 (v04.14.0700), DJI RC (v01.03.1600), and RC Pro (v03.02.0800). To take full advantage of these updates, youโll need to ensure your DJI Fly app is up to dateโversion 1.13.8 for iOS and 1.13.10 for Android.
Why Should You Care?
According to DJIโs release notes, this update squashes some pesky bugs and refines the overall performance. While these tweaks might sound minor, theyโre crucial for enhancing your flying experience. Update sooner rather than later to keep your drone in tip-top shape.
The Mini 3 Pro: Small but Mighty
Weighing in at under 250 grams, this drone is a powerhouse packed into a pint-sized frame. It boasts a 1/1.3-inch CMOS sensor, tri-directional obstacle sensing, and ActiveTrack flight modes. Plus, it can stay airborne for up to 34 minutes!
Picture-Perfect Performance
For all the shutterbugs and videographers out there, the Mini 3 Pro is a dream come true. It shoots stunning 4K HDR videos and captures breathtaking 48MP RAW photos. Need some high-quality vertical shots for your social media? The gimbal rotates 90 degrees to get the perfect portrait videos and photos.
Customisable for Cinematic Masterpieces
Want to make your footage look like itโs straight out of a Hollywood blockbuster? The Mini 3 Pro lets you tweak various settings like max speed, angular velocity, yaw smoothness, brake sensitivity, expo, and tilt smoothness. And with the D-Cinelike Colour mode, you get richer colours and more flexibility during editing.
The latest firmware update is just another reason to love the Mini 3 Pro. So, why wait? Update your drone and controllers, and get ready to enjoy a smoother, more reliable flying experience.
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