Thanks my friend. More to come.

The Mini 4 Pro is a great drone for the size and cost, no question.

It's not a beginner drone, the 4 mini is a full featured model with a high pricetag

I mentioned this in other comments. I said it wrong in the video at one point. I meant to say "you need a part 107 license if you want to fly the drone commercially."

I figured you meant to talk about registering it with the FAA and Remote ID broadcast requirements.

U sold me! I bought both 😂🤣

Great. Which one did you decide on?

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Hey thanks.

Glad to hear.

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I hate they did away with the p4p’s mechanical shutter…. Electronic shutters almost always lose a tiny bit of dynamic range, but I will take the larger sensor over any other criteria.. praying for a x7 sized apsc sensor on the Mavic 4 . Cheers!

Thanks so much.

Glad you enjoyed it thanks.

Do you think that the mini 4 will work for real estate videography. I am just starting out and trying to keep my budget down but I dont want to compromise either.

Awesome. They are great.

Bethlehem for the win.

I didn't go anywhere, but thanks.

Yes the Mini 4 pro has d log and that’s what I use. It’s fantastic for the size and price.

​@@scottmckenna D-log M to be precise. Also HLG for more 10-bit options...

Thanks. Just a lav mic. Countryman B3

@@scottmckenna with your Rode Wireless Pro ?

Yes@@andora9695

The larger the drone, and props, the better it will do in wind. The M3P will do better in high wind.

The DJi RC Pro

Correct. I said it wrong at one point in the video I realize. You only need a 107 if you're flying commercially. That's what I meant.

@@scottmckenna at the beggining of my Drone hobby research, I made the mistake of watching several Euro channels, which is totally different. They have to have a license for anything over 250 grams. So went and signed up for classes and my 107 exam 😛

The drones last a good amount of time no matter what. The question is which camera will be the best for a longer period of time, and for that, I think the M3 is probably the better choice.

Thank you for the input. As a first time buyer/user, can you use the dji app to edit the mavic pro 3 videos? Working on getting a decent PC to learn how to edit using a better application.

Great hearing from you Dustin.

There is no need to upgrade from a Mini 3 Pro, in my opinion. It's practically the same sensor with a little more processing power behind it. Other than the obstacle avoidance, it's more of a software upgrade than anything. Dronelink is fully compatible with the Mini 3 series now, so you can do more than waypoint missions. I have used DL for a number of mapping missions of commercial rooftops within downtown of where I live. I own and use two Mini 3 Pros (along with an Air 3 & Mavic 3T) for my done business. I have done a lot of indoor drone fly through videos with them to create content for my clients to use online to show off their venue or space. The Mini 3 Pro is the most versatile drone on the market right now. It's the closest thing to what the Phantom 4 pro became all those years ago. It's not quite the same, but it's really close. At least until the SDK gets released for the Mini 4 or the Mavic 3 series (if ever).

@ClarkFamily2014 I would disagree. I think the m4 pro feels like a huge upgrade in my opinion. I’ve never been super happy with a mini but the 4 has been the best mini drone I’ve ever used.

@scottmckenna So what is it specifically with the Mini 4 Pro drone itself you feel is a huge upgrade? I have flown my brother-in-law's Mini 4 Pro and compared it to my Mini 3 Pro. The Remote RC 2 is definitely an upgrade as it boots much faster, is more responsive when going through the settings, has less lag (not that the original remote RC was that bad), and the screen didn't glitch once while I used it flying his Mini 4. The drone itself handled and flew just like my Mini 3 Pro. Climbed, accelerated, turned, banked, flew just as fast and as steady as my mine. The only way I was able to tell the difference in the footage was the white balance because I typically have my set to manual, and his Mini 4 was on auto. The waypoints, RTH path, and tracking features are all software upgrades. Now, I will admit that I didn't get a chance to try out the low light night mode feature, so that could support your argument. However, that could also be more of a software processing or enhancement the footage than an actual upgrade on the camera sensor. So other than the obstacle avoidance and the remote (and yes, I'm throwing in O4 transmision system as part of the remote), what does the Mini 4 have from a drone hardware standpoint that you feel is a big upgrade over the Mini 3 Pro? I'm not disputing that it's the best Mini drone you've flown, just that the bulk of the upgrades seem more software and firmware driven and perhaps better quality of life experience flying it. Not necessarily as big of a design upgrade the Mini 3 was over the Mini 2 when it first came out. I will say that if the SDK ever comes out for the Mini 4 Pro, I would then consider purchasing one. But I won't hold my breath. I think DJI isn't going to release SDK for any more drones, including new enterprise series. It will not surprise me if they force enterprise users to stay in their ecosystem of Terra and other software suites.

It's a great drone for the money, and finally has the quality that is usable for true professional video even with it's size. @@ClarkFamily2014

Both are great drones.

Agreed. Portable, and great quality in a small easy to transport device.

To fly commercially. I may have said recreationally accidentally, sorry. You need a part 107 to fly to make money.

Recreational (no profit): You need registration on the 3 Pro (just a $5 transaction) because it is over 249g Commercial: You need registration and Part 107 for both.

Do they ship to Boston?

Yes. They ship anywhere. Buy your gear from them, you'll save a lot of money.

@@scottmckenna Looking now. I'm switching from Cannon to Sony. Thank you for letting us know.

@Justin_Cowley great choice. Buy everything from them, it’ll save you tons of money and they’ll get it shipped same day for you.

Same.

Contact DJI. I'm unable to help with tech support, sorry.

Good choice.

Potentially yes. But the cameras are better.

​@@scottmckenna That's also true. In the end both drones have their target audience. The Mini 4 Pro is more for casual use and people that want to deal with laws as little as possible. The Mavic 3 on the other hand is clearly targeted to a professional use, where law usually aren't that big of a problem, because you have the required reasons to obtain permits to go closer to stuff.

The mini 4 pro is excellent for what it does. But the mavic 3 series does it all far better . But thats why it cost more .

@@jaybee2786 And the regulations are more forgiving.

I've had no problems with the wind using it in the time I've owned it. All of them are great drones though for sure.

Valid point. Sorry about that. I’m a videographer more than a photographer so that doesn’t matter as much but maybe I’ll make a video on that as well.

Second.

Definitely wouldn't say it's useless. I use it constantly and get great results.

thanks for watching. Glad you liked the video.

huh?

Great. Please shine some light on what is misinformation