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Table of contents

  • Introduction
  • Dual Camera System
  • Wide-Angle Camera

Introduction

The DJI Air 3S takes everything great about the Air 3 and elevates it with key upgrades, including a 50MP wide-angle camera for stunning clarity, a 70mm telephoto lens for detailed zoom shots, and improved obstacle sensing with forward-facing LiDAR for safer night flights. With advanced features like 4K/120fps slow-motion video, ActiveTrack 360°, and Free Panorama mode, the Air 3S delivers an all-around superior flying experience, making it ideal for both professional creators and serious hobbyists.

Dual Camera System

After taking the DJI Air 3S for several flights, we were blown away by its performance. On a sunset flight along the coastline, the upgraded 1-inch CMOS wide-angle camera captured vibrant 50MP images that beautifully highlighted the rich colors of the sky without losing any detail in the shadows. We also flew it over a forested area, where the 70mm medium tele camera’s 3x optical zoom allowed us to get sharp close-up shots of birds in the distance without disturbing them. The Free Panorama mode made it easy to combine multiple shots into one seamless image, resulting in an expansive, high-detail panorama of the entire coastline.

Wide-Angle Camera

Flying the Air 3S at night really showcased its advanced obstacle sensing system. While testing it in an urban environment, the forward-facing LiDAR and omnidirectional sensors helped us safely navigate around buildings even in low-light conditions. We engaged the upgraded Return to Home feature after dark, and it flawlessly retraced its path back to us, avoiding obstacles along the way. We also tested the ActiveTrack 360° while filming a cyclist on a winding road, and it kept the subject perfectly centered, even when trees and railings momentarily blocked the view. The Air 3S made every flight feel smooth and secure, with a level of precision and ease that made it a clear upgrade from the Air 3