it depends on what the use case is. If you are doing a lot of traveling and want to have a portable setup, I would just get the mavic 3. However if you have clients that really care about image quality and you want that cinema level footage and do not mind the form factor of the inspire 2 and also possibly want to do dual operator the inspire 2 is great. Also you have the possbility to upgrade to the x7 camera in the future as well. its your call
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@@LucizenVisuals Hey, thanks for responding. Yes, we have two operators and we believe that for very professional jobs, such as film vehicles, a Mavic falls short. The only thing that worries us is what they say about the Inspire not being safe to fly.
Nice film and review boys. I am thinking about selling my Inspire 2 since the Mavic 3 Pro is a great portable alternative. Also, Inspire 2 lightbridge is terrible in urban environments.
thanks Eddie! Love your videos on YT, always watch the latest ones. I agree the platform itself is getting pretty outdated, but the camera is still amazing.
I’d love to see someone do an upgrade of the transmission system. There are at least a couple of options for this. One is a straight signal booster. The other is upgraded antennas. Haven’t been able to find a reliable video documenting the process AND the results.
An 8 year old Red camera is still relevant today as far as image quality but any drone older than 2 years... seems to lose it's value and relevance very quickly. Now an I3 is as big as an investment as a 40k+ V-Raptor Red Camera when you factor in the costs of the necessary accessories.
A lot of good points made and a lot of bad points missed!! Pilots controller discharges really fast,stock propellers and poor quality, and loose arms dangerous!! Would loved to see battery page before and after flight, battery temperature swings, flight times, cycles on those battery’s, manufacture date in details, of battery’s, and know how low you flew the battery’s , we are landing at 50% getting 13 min- flying below 40% shortens battery life , and taking them over 50c several times can make them puff!!!
@@davidjaypeterson644 Wrong, my a** not only do I use then in the inspire, 2 I. Also used them in my Ronin, 4-D. I can tell you confidently. They'll be fine if you bring them down to 20%. I can also tell you.They'll be fine in lower temperatures, but you're correct about the higher temperatures, causing them to puff sometimes
Well it's no Inspire 3 but still superior to the mavic 3 pro as far as Image quailty, it falls short on reliabilty, transmission, and ridiculously short battery life
You could never get the shots he got inspire 3 , inspire 3 between buildings will disconnect and crash every time!! I challenge this guy to get a inspire 3 and fly those same lines between buildings , impossible inspire 3!!! Today pros do not fly inspire 3 downtown!!
@davidjaypeterson644 So first thing that i'm gonna do is tell you that I Own a Ronin, 4d The next thing I'm gonna tell you is that you most definitely can. And the people most definitely do I don't know where you've got your knowledge from, but it is wrong and you can 100% fly the inspire 3 between buildings, people do it all the time now. You're going to say something. That makes yourself look stupid or you're just gonna delete this so you can choose
@@LucizenVisualsas an owner of several Mavic 3’s and started my career on the original x5 inspire 1 pro before jumping to the I2 and X7 I would agree the image quality of the i2’s X5s is superior and has better lowlight from that 1.7 aperture of that 15mm lens.. but man I really loved my X7.. so much I’m considering buying another i2 and X7 … I sold mine last year
@davidjaypeterson644 Yeah, it's just an improvement in literally everything else, including stability, flight accuracy, as in if you set away point if you have rtk, It's realistically within five centimeters of wherever you said it, which is very good.They claim centi meter accuracy.That's b******* but it's very close In comparison, the inspired two is kind of all over the place within like fifteen to thirty centimeters On top of that, you have an eight k.Full frame camera versus a six k super 35 There are plenty of upgrades, including the propellers, that cut down on the noise on top of that. You get a better battery charger stock.You also get Omni directional obstacle avoidance, instead of only three direction obstacle avoidance You get higher tilt.I could keep going on, but I think you understand
Here's the thing NO ONE talks about in any of these review videos. If you're buying one second hand, make sure they have the CinemaDNG and Apple ProRes license. If not, be prepared to spend another $1300 on that license from DJI. To me, without that license, the I2 is basically worthless. An Air 3 or Mavic 3 would be better if the I2 doesn't have that license.
@@smc1377 Edit videos has nothing to do with comments - what I can say if in 1080p then you switch to 4K it zooms in a little - I just noticed with the 45mm and X5s - I am a Hobby flyer - and the pro,s cry about flying carbon fiber propellers? So I laugh at excuses- changing part 23 is no fun, thou I never even realized that part has mechanical wear - along with vibration from stock propellers- what a inspire 2 dominates other drones is air dominance over other models, sure it attracts a lot of attention !!! That arm fix problem is crazy we did so many now like 6 of them!! We do service a lot-
need this vid. funny nobody post i2 stuff anymore but I appreate it. you Gott slap on the zenmuse x7 next
I have had inspire 2 at like 70-80 mph but if you turn at that speed with a X4s the gimble just goes limp! That’s flying down wind?
Great video, but the X7 camera does an even better job in low light!
Would you buy an Inspire 2 x5s for €2000 less than a Mavic 3 cine? Love your vid!
it depends on what the use case is. If you are doing a lot of traveling and want to have a portable setup, I would just get the mavic 3. However if you have clients that really care about image quality and you want that cinema level footage and do not mind the form factor of the inspire 2 and also possibly want to do dual operator the inspire 2 is great. Also you have the possbility to upgrade to the x7 camera in the future as well. its your call
@@LucizenVisuals Hey, thanks for responding. Yes, we have two operators and we believe that for very professional jobs, such as film vehicles, a Mavic falls short. The only thing that worries us is what they say about the Inspire not being safe to fly.
Wrong , what you need to consider first is battery price , are you willing to buy battery’s?
My record flight time is 22.32 landing over 25% with low cycle battery’s X4s
Nice film and review boys. I am thinking about selling my Inspire 2 since the Mavic 3 Pro is a great portable alternative. Also, Inspire 2 lightbridge is terrible in urban environments.
thanks Eddie! Love your videos on YT, always watch the latest ones. I agree the platform itself is getting pretty outdated, but the camera is still amazing.
I’d love to see someone do an upgrade of the transmission system. There are at least a couple of options for this. One is a straight signal booster. The other is upgraded antennas. Haven’t been able to find a reliable video documenting the process AND the results.
An 8 year old Red camera is still relevant today as far as image quality but any drone older than 2 years... seems to lose it's value and relevance very quickly. Now an I3 is as big as an investment as a 40k+ V-Raptor Red Camera when you factor in the costs of the necessary accessories.
where you find power grade?
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cineprint looking fire
thanks for showing me fam!
A lot of good points made and a lot of bad points missed!! Pilots controller discharges really fast,stock propellers and poor quality, and loose arms dangerous!! Would loved to see battery page before and after flight, battery temperature swings, flight times, cycles on those battery’s, manufacture date in details, of battery’s, and know how low you flew the battery’s , we are landing at 50% getting 13 min- flying below 40% shortens battery life , and taking them over 50c several times can make them puff!!!
you can fly to 25% no problem depend on voltage (cold = land earlier)
You can actually go down to twenty percent on the batteries without having a problem
@@maddogtank8425 wrong! They puff up
@@davidjaypeterson644 Wrong, my a** not only do I use then in the inspire, 2 I. Also used them in my Ronin, 4-D. I can tell you confidently. They'll be fine if you bring them down to 20%.
I can also tell you.They'll be fine in lower temperatures, but you're correct about the higher temperatures, causing them to puff sometimes
thanks
Well it's no Inspire 3 but still superior to the mavic 3 pro as far as Image quailty, it falls short on reliabilty, transmission, and ridiculously short battery life
You could never get the shots he got inspire 3 , inspire 3 between buildings will disconnect and crash every time!! I challenge this guy to get a inspire 3 and fly those same lines between buildings , impossible inspire 3!!! Today pros do not fly inspire 3 downtown!!
@davidjaypeterson644 So first thing that i'm gonna do is tell you that I Own a Ronin, 4d The next thing I'm gonna tell you is that you most definitely can. And the people most definitely do I don't know where you've got your knowledge from, but it is wrong and you can 100% fly the inspire 3 between buildings, people do it all the time now. You're going to say something. That makes yourself look stupid or you're just gonna delete this so you can choose
I thought that the Mavic 3 Pro has an MFT sensor too.
my mistake, it does indeed but the quality is drastically different on the inspire 2 x5s and x7 sensor.
@@LucizenVisualsas an owner of several Mavic 3’s and started my career on the original x5 inspire 1 pro before jumping to the I2 and X7 I would agree the image quality of the i2’s X5s is superior and has better lowlight from that 1.7 aperture of that 15mm lens.. but man I really loved my X7.. so much I’m considering buying another i2 and X7 … I sold mine last year
I bought the inspire 2 as a toy because they said 0-60 in 4 seconds!!
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Guess I can not post a picture in comments?
Breath a little in between the sentences and turn down the music so people hear what you say
wait until you rent an inspire 3... You'll never go back to an I3
true man, do you have one?
@@LucizenVisuals No sir, I wish. A colleague does. I got to pilot it. Incredible
No improvement in flight time!!
@davidjaypeterson644 Yeah, it's just an improvement in literally everything else, including stability, flight accuracy, as in if you set away point if you have rtk, It's realistically within five centimeters of wherever you said it, which is very good.They claim centi meter accuracy.That's b******* but it's very close In comparison, the inspired two is kind of all over the place within like fifteen to thirty centimeters On top of that, you have an eight k.Full frame camera versus a six k super 35 There are plenty of upgrades, including the propellers, that cut down on the noise on top of that. You get a better battery charger stock.You also get Omni directional obstacle avoidance, instead of only three direction obstacle avoidance You get higher tilt.I could keep going on, but I think you understand
@@maddogtank8425 no usar repair inspire 3 at all - 2 total access with parts!!
Here's the thing NO ONE talks about in any of these review videos. If you're buying one second hand, make sure they have the CinemaDNG and Apple ProRes license. If not, be prepared to spend another $1300 on that license from DJI. To me, without that license, the I2 is basically worthless. An Air 3 or Mavic 3 would be better if the I2 doesn't have that license.
Disagree 100%
What people are cheap about are the propellers!!!
@@davidjaypeterson644 Tell me you don't edit videos professionally without telling me you don't edit videos professionally. You went first.
@@smc1377 Edit videos has nothing to do with comments - what I can say if in 1080p then you switch to 4K it zooms in a little - I just noticed with the 45mm and X5s - I am a Hobby flyer - and the pro,s cry about flying carbon fiber propellers? So I laugh at excuses- changing part 23 is no fun, thou I never even realized that part has mechanical wear - along with vibration from stock propellers- what a inspire 2 dominates other drones is air dominance over other models, sure it attracts a lot of attention !!! That arm fix problem is crazy we did so many now like 6 of them!! We do service a lot-
Could you explain why the licenses are important? I’m looking at investing in an inspire 2 but from first glance it seems like a minefield 😅