DJI Phantom 4 Drone Chinese New Year Limited Edition - MEGA ALL YOU NEED BUNDLE

BUNDLE INCLUDES
DJI Phantom 4 Camera Drone - Chinese New Year Limited Edition
SanDisk Extreme 32GB microSDHC UHS-1 Card Up to 90MB/s Read with Adapter (SDSQXNE-032G-GN6MA)
ULTIMAXX 7 Piece Filter Kit for Phantom 4 Series (UV + CPL + Variable ND2 to ND400 + Lens Hood + Case + Cloth)
Lanyard Strap
Microfiber Cleaning Cloth
ULTIMAXX High Speed SD/SDHC/Micro SD Reader/CARD READER
ULTIMAXX Car Charger For Phantom 4
ULTIMAXX PHANTOM 4 QUICK RELEASE PROP GUARD - RED
ULTIMAXX PHANTOM 4 QUICK RELEASE PROP GUARD - WHITE
ULTIMAXX Phantom 4 9450 Quick Release Nylon Propeller Prop, With Install Kit, Red
ULTIMAXX Phantom 4 9450 Quick Release Nylon Propeller Prop, With Install Kit, White
ULTIMAXX DJI MEDIUM SUNSHADE
ULTIMAXX Plastic Landing Skid For Phantom 4, Grey
Ultimaxx Multi Charger Hub For DJI Phantom 4 Intelligent Flight Batteries
ULTIMAXX Backpack Pro II For All DJI Phantom Quadcopters (Blue)

A sleek new design with magnesium unibody construction, obstacle avoidance sensor, dynamic range enhancing video modes, and a two-point-of-contact gimbal mount are just some the features DJI have introduced with the Phantom 4 Quadcopter. Thanks to improvements in efficiency as well as its intelligent power management system, the quadcopter boasts up to 28 minutes flying time. Its camera shoots DCI 4K (4096 x 2160) video at 24/25 fps and UHD 4K (3480 x 2160) at up to 30 fps. There is also a 120 fps mode in 1080p resolution for slow-motion effects. The camera will also take 12MP still photos in either DNG RAW or JPEG, with single shot, HDR, burst, and time-lapse modes to choose from.

Computerized flight control is nothing new, but the Phantom 4 is the first Phantom to be given a pair of eyes. Among other features, these front-facing visual sensors enable obstacle avoidance during automatic return home and allow it to track a subject. It also features Vision Position, a carryover from the Phantom 3 Professional and Advanced, which provides navigation for times when GPS is unavailable and the quadcopter is close to the ground.

One area where fixed-wing planes have traditionally held an advantage over multi-rotors is performance. The Phantom 4 aims to shake off this stigma. With its Sport Mode, the quadcopter can achieve a top speed of 44.7mph. That's enough speed to take to the races or follow fast-moving subjects, such as a vehicle or skier hurling down the slopes. Since you may need to slow down in a hurry, Active Braking brings to the quadcopter to a halt much faster than drag alone otherwise would.

Flight Control System
GPS Navigation
Because of the complexity associated with multi-rotor aircraft, the Phantom 4 relies on a GPS-based navigation system, drawing upon up to 24 satellites to maintain flight stability and provide other features. While fully manual operation is possible, most users, especially videographers hoping to get the smoothest possible shoots, will opt for one of the GPS-assisted modes

Vision Positioning System for Indoor Navigation
Vision Positioning System uses dual downward-facing cameras and dual ultrasonic sensors to provide comparable stability function indoors or relatively close to the ground (up to 32.8') as GPS does outdoors. This technology allows the Phantom 4 to hold its location, stop when the controls are released, and quickly respond to pilot commands, even when GPS is unavailable