Very Nice Camera looking forward to what your doing next Thanks again

Super cool seeing the “dirt” meet the digital! Gardening is about as basic and rudimentary as it gets, but, for some reason, it lends itself to the highest of tech man has to offer. I really love this!❤. Good on you!

Who doesn't enjoy cool toys 😂 only downside is, it's the wrong colour 🧡

Very fancy 👌

Yes mate!!!!😎💪💪💪💪💪💪💪🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳

Massive congratulations on the partnership pal! Really great to see !😄🙌🏽 looking forward to seeing it! Camera looks amazing too😄

Great review😧

Very cool stuff mate look forward to see what you have in store. 👌🏻

Super quality there mate. Sure it will make your filming even better.

DJI really are upping their game with this! 😊👍🏻

woop woop, bloody awesome mate. Such a cool bit of kit! Can't wait to see what you do with it apart from running around the gardens pretending to fly a plane lol 😂 (which is also awesome lol)

That's so cool, your taking youtube to a new, higher level, good luck with your new venture. 👌👍

Thanks for this. Like you I'm not very experienced but I picked one up over a month ago with a half-price 16mm DL (Super 35) ex-demo Inspire drone lens. However, my plan was always to use Sony lenses once I could get hold of the then-unavailable E-mount. I have the transmitter and monitor too but my budget ran out when it came to the PROSSD, so the camera has been a virtual ornament until recently, when I picked up an E-mount adaptor from CVP in Brentford and a CF Express card from Amazon. The weather gods have been on my side recently in my part of south London, so I planned the camera's first outing. I gleefully changed the lens mount on the 4D and fitted a brand new Sony 50mm from DJI's compatibility list only to find the camera wouldn't recognise it. There was an image but no way to control the aperture or focus. I was hoping it wouldn't be necessary but I then removed the adaptor and I believe I updated its firmware although it's difficult to know because the process was hardly user friendly. The end result was that the 4D continued not to recognise the Sony 50mm. Nor does it recognise an again new Sony 24-105mm. Deflated, I packed everything away in frustration where they remain today. Although my 4D is theoretically usable now with the DJI 16mm (effectively now a 24mm in cropped sensor mode), I really wanted to switch to Sony E-mount lenses for the greater choice and perceived value. However, your footage and some other stuff people have produced with various DJI lenses has perhaps swayed me. The physical appearance and feel of the DJI lenses has never shouted £1200 to me but maybe it will be worth investing in a couple of focal lengths and ditching the Sony idea . . . especially as I hope DJI will bring out some more gimbal-friendly lens options. It certainly seems like this would be less troublesome and having a suite of lenses of a similar size and weight is a benefit not to be overlooked for gimbal work. I'll be interested to see how you get on with the E-mount when you get it because it's very possible I'm just being more dumb than usual.