DJI Pioneers Fight Against Malaria in Africa Videographers from Over 70 Countries Participate in the 2019 SkyPixel Short Film Contest DJI Makes This Christmas Easier with Winter Holiday Sale Winner of the Peugeot Drone Film Festival Announced
A Thrilling Short Film Shot Using the DJI Digital FPV System DJI Technology Used by French Film Director to Capture Ornithologist’s True Story Above Stockholm
AirWorks, the Conference that Helps Businesses Incorporate Drone Technology Phantom 4 Multispectral, Smarter and more Efficient Operations in Agriculture How DJI Drone Technology Saved Notre-Dame It’s not a Selfie if you Can’t see Yourself Amazing Mongolian Landscapes and Culture Captured with a Hasselblad
Osmo Mobile 3, Foldable and Equipped with New Smart Features When Drones Help Firefighters: Interview with Eric Rodriguez, a Pioneer in Southern France New Osmo Action Accessories Available Now Four Photographers along the Ganges River
Smart Thinking About Drones At Airports New DJI Ronin-SC: We Show You How to Make the Most of It DJI's Product Designer Explains What's the Key of the Success Behind DJI Products Astonishing Colours on a Self-portrait Photoset Using the Hasselblad X1D II 50C
Competing in the Action Camera Market with a Unique Design What It's Like to Run a Drone Program for UK Police Operations DJI Challenges Accuracy & Balance of BBC Drone Report NASA Shuttles Captured with a Hasselblad 500 EL/M
Open-letter to the BBC regarding the negative portrayal of drone technology and one-sided reporting based on hearsay. This now seems to be an established pattern of reporting by the BBC, with such bias appearing both during Panorama’s ‘The Gatwick Drone Attack’ that aired 15th April 2019, and more recently during Horizon’s ‘Britain’s Next Air Disaster? Drones’ aired 1st July 2019.
Growing Together: The American Drone Industry and DJI DJI Creates High-Security Solution for Government Drone Programs A DJI Webinar to Explain the New EU Drone Regulations On the Set of Chernobyl with a Hasselblad
DJI, the world’s leader in civilian drones and aerial imaging technology, is introducing DJI Government Edition, a new comprehensive drone solution created specifically for use in high-security situations by government agencies around the world.
DJI AirSense, a Step Forward Securing the Skies #dronesforgood Interviewees Available Your Osmo Action Questions Answered DJI Manifold 2, the Supercomputer That Makes Hard Human Tasks Simpler Exploring Beautiful Oddities with a Hasselblad
DJI Introduce the Osmo Action - a Bold new Direction for DJI Europe’s Drone Community Receives First Harmonised Drone Rulebook The Story Behind Osmo Pocket's Design Abstract Art on the Slopes with a Hasselblad
DJI, the world’s leader in civilian drones and creative camera technology, building on its heritage of advanced image stabilisation, takes a bold new direction with the Osmo Action camera. Utilizing DJI’s unparalleled experience with capturing smooth and stable videos in the most demanding environments, Osmo Action is as rugged as it is sophisticated, opening worlds of creative potential.
