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The pro movie-making drone for anyone: Dji Inspire 1 Pro drone with the latest Zenmuse X5 camera

Oliver Stulz · on 12.11.2015
Translated by Jessica Johnson-Ferguson

Dji has launched the RC drone Dji Inspire 1 Pro. It’s equipped with Zenmuse X5, a unique camera that features a micro four thirds system for interchangeable lenses, 4K video quality and autofocus. Learn all about the Dji Inspire 1 Pro's latest camera right here.

Dji Inspire 1 Pro (16MP, UHD)

The pro among DJI aerial filming drones – pre-order now!

RC drones

Interchangeable lenses

One of the biggest improvements compared to its predecessor is the new camera Zenmuse X5 featuring a micro four thirds mount. It enables users to interchange lenses and take advantage of numerous image options for even more professional recordings. Standard lens supplied: MFT 15mm 1/1.7 ASPH by Dji

These lenses are compatible with Zenmuse X5:

CHF 478.–

Panasonic 15mm f/1.7 Leica DG Summilux ASPH.

Lenses

CHF 389.–

Olympus 17mm f/1.8 Silber

Lenses

CHF 395.–

Olympus 17mm f/1.8 Schwarz

Lightweight, compact fixed focal length lens - the perfect companion for street photography with beautiful background sharpness.

Lenses

CHF 622.–

Olympus ED 12mm f/2 Silber

Lenses

CHF 622.–

Olympus ED 12mm f/2

Lenses

Focus and aperture

The pilot now has full control over focus and aperture of all lenses – another significant improvement compared to the previous model. Shoot images that are truly professional. Simply tap on your tablet or smartphone screen to focus on the object you wish to record.

Image quality

This camera offers top-notch image quality with 16 megapixel resolution and 4K video recording. The powerful M4/3 image sensor is 8x larger than the predecessor’s standard image sensor. Enjoy more detail and improved image quality even if lighting is poor.

Exposure

Supported exposure modes:

Auto
Aperture First
Shutter First
Manual
AE lock
AE Spot Metering
AW Center Metering

The camera features an electronic speed shutter with exposure times ranging from 8 seconds up to 1/8000 seconds. Exposure compensation ranges from -3 to +3 EV.