DJI Inspire 2 Review in 2024 | Is the King of Drones still Relevant Today?

Today we are talking about if the DJI Inspire 2's x5s camera is still relevant in the modern age. In short it is, most definitely worth it, due to the ability to shoot Cinema DNG Raw, use interchangeable lenses and dual operator compatibility.
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[@2002Fina]

Great video, but the X7 camera does an even better job in low light!

[@dreamvision_media]

need this vid. funny nobody post i2 stuff anymore but I appreate it. you Gott slap on the zenmuse x7 next

[@jongduksim4442]

thanks

[@meudrone4k369]

Linda vista filme dji inspire 2 ❤ belíssimo cenários 📽🎬😍🥰 belíssimo drone 📸😍😎💪🏼👍🏻

[@MateoVlatkovic]

where you find power grade?

[@griffinwdesigns]

cineprint looking fire

[@LucizenVisuals]

thanks for showing me fam!

[@MrEddieNunez]

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.

[@LucizenVisuals]

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 I agree the platform itself is getting pretty outdated, but the camera is still amazing.

Would you buy an Inspire 2 x5s for €2000 less than a Mavic 3 cine? Love your vid!

[@LucizenVisuals]

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.

[@RaymondToms]

I thought that the Mavic 3 Pro has an MFT sensor too.

[@LucizenVisuals]

my mistake, it does indeed but the quality is drastically different on the inspire 2 x5s and x7 sensor.

[@johnsoncityaerialphotograp7201]

@@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

[@hawaiifreespeechnews]

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.

[@kylekaiser9525]

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

[@ElevatedVehicles]

wait until you rent an inspire 3... You'll never go back to an I3

[@LucizenVisuals]

true man, do you have one?

[@ElevatedVehicles]

@@LucizenVisuals No sir, I wish. A colleague does. I got to pilot it. Incredible