This makes sense. Now that there is more info it looks less and less interesting. If everything is plug and play with DJI accessories only it is just another of the same. I like the original S-line that we could put our own accessories on.DJI guys say it's intended to be focused on SDK developers, search and rescue, scientific, agricultural and other non-cinematography use cases.
Note that the landing gear doesn't retract, making video shots without it in frame the exception.
This makes sense. Now that there is more info it looks less and less interesting. If everything is plug and play with DJI accessories only it is just another of the same. I like the original S-line that we could put our own accessories on.
Please nobody start the "The Inspire is Dead" thread again...
We have the domain registered, but will elect to keep the forum here for the time being.Actually looking for the MatrixPilots forum.
x5 is DJI's high end gimbal, I think you can go as big as a 5D mark III on it.My issue is its still a quad this could be better served as an x8 with redundancy.
I slightly disagree with you @Mazz, I see this as more of another step forward for Joe Schmoe to dip into a more complex platform with once again guesswork removed, with connections setup and ready for all the dji accessories (which we should all know won't be released with this aircraft and will have to wait) and its 40min flight time (hover time indoor is probably how they tested it) they say is with no payload. Curious about more specs though.
The one thing I did notice is they said you could mount what's called the x5 camera gimbal system, not sure if that was an error and they meant x3 but it could be the next camera for the inspire, so possibly good news for inspire owners here too
Guys..... What are you getting excited for?
Have you all not got used to DJI marketing yet????
The launch will not happen for months yet.....
Like the Phantom, and the the H3-2D, and the H3-3D, and the Inspire.
Then, once released, it will have to have wobbly arms, then it will have to pass the garage door test.
After that, there needs to be a quick firmware patch to try and address the issues because although released later than advertised it was still too early and not ready for market.
Then new props must be engineered, then throw in some spurious firmware updates that will brick a large percentage of Matrix 100's.
The longer flight times will not be available until a larger battery is available and these will take months to filter into dealers. Only after a further firmware update will the Matrix 100 hold GPS and people will by this time start getting very disgruntled that not all the features advertised were available at launch.
A week later the Neo 6 will be announced that will have 80% of the features and technology available on the Matrix 100 but will only cost 1/2 the price.
A lot of Matrix 100 owners will get angry at this but there is no need to worry as although they have been waiting patiently for all the problems on their 100's to be sorted, DJI have cleverly sorted everything out by pulling all the tech guys off the 100 project to work on........The Matrix 200.
Now, the Matrix 200 is the one you have been waiting for!!!!!!
As soon as it's announced for release, it will be late and and it will come with wobbly arms and................. Oh well you get the idea.
can't believe you are staff member of this forum !Guys..... What are you getting excited for?
Have you all not got used to DJI marketing yet????
The launch will not happen for months yet.....
Like the Phantom, and the the H3-2D, and the H3-3D, and the Inspire.
Then, once released, it will have to have wobbly arms, then it will have to pass the garage door test.
After that, there needs to be a quick firmware patch to try and address the issues because although released later than advertised it was still too early and not ready for market.
Then new props must be engineered, then throw in some spurious firmware updates that will brick a large percentage of Matrix 100's.
The longer flight times will not be available until a larger battery is available and these will take months to filter into dealers. Only after a further firmware update will the Matrix 100 hold GPS and people will by this time start getting very disgruntled that not all the features advertised were available at launch.
A week later the Neo 6 will be announced that will have 80% of the features and technology available on the Matrix 100 but will only cost 1/2 the price.
A lot of Matrix 100 owners will get angry at this but there is no need to worry as although they have been waiting patiently for all the problems on their 100's to be sorted, DJI have cleverly sorted everything out by pulling all the tech guys off the 100 project to work on........The Matrix 200.
Now, the Matrix 200 is the one you have been waiting for!!!!!!
As soon as it's announced for release, it will be late and and it will come with wobbly arms and................. Oh well you get the idea.
I can't believe you do not have a sense of humor! Its called sarcasm.can't believe you are staff member of this forum !
Believe it mate! And he's a **** good one too!can't believe you are staff member of this forum !
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