DJI Mavic 4 Pro Drone with 512GB Creator Combo (DJI RC Pro 2)

DJI Mavic 4 Pro offers comprehensive upgrades across the camera system, vision sensing system, flight performance, and video transmission system. Key improvements include:

1. Superior Main Camera Performance: Features a new generation 4/3 CMOS Hasselblad camera with an advanced image processing platform, capable of capturing 100MP photos and recording up to 6K/60fps HDR video, with a dynamic range of 15.5 stops*.

2. Enhanced Tele Camera: Equipped with a newly upgraded 168mm tele camera that includes a 1/1.5-inch sensor, wide f/2.8 aperture, and a high-resolution lens, supporting 50MP photo capture.

3. All-New Infinity Gimbal: Enables 70° upward shooting and supports full 360° rotation, allowing versatile, multi-angle filming.

4. Exceptional Flight Performance: Achieves up to 51 minutes** of maximum flight time and a top speed of 90 km/h (25 m/s).

5. DJI O4+ Video Transmission: Provides up to 30 km*** of 10-bit HDR video transmission with increased signal stability, better anti-interference performance, and improved image quality.

6. Advanced Vision Sensing: Incorporates forward-facing LiDAR, enabling 0.1 lux nightscape omnidirectional obstacle sensing**** and next-generation Smart RTH. The drone can automatically detect and avoid obstacles like buildings during flight and return paths, enhancing safety during urban night photography. It can also memorize flight paths under well-lit conditions, allowing takeoff and return even in the absence of satellite signals*****.

* Measured in a controlled test environment using D-Log mode, based on the SNR scene ≥ 1 standard, excluding slow-motion and cropped vertical video.
** Measured at a constant forward speed of 9 m/s in a windless environment at sea level, Obstacle Avoidance set to Brake, in photo mode, from 100% to 0% battery. For reference only. Always monitor app notifications during flight.
*** Tested in outdoor open areas with no interference and under FCC standards. The value represents maximum one-way, non-return distance.
**** Effective only on surfaces with visible textures and under lighting conditions of at least 0.1 lux.
***** Effective only on surfaces with visible textures and lighting above 10 lux.

No. DJI Mavic 4 Pro is not waterproof. Avoid contact with water, as it may damage the device. If it begins to rain during flight, return and land immediately. Only resume use once the aircraft is completely dry, both inside and out.

DJI Mavic 4 Pro is compatible only with the DJI Fly app. Download the latest version from the official DJI Mavic 4 Pro Downloads page.
If you’re using DJI RC Pro 2 or DJI RC 2 as the remote controller, the DJI Fly app comes pre-installed.

1. Keep the forward-facing LiDAR clean; dirt or debris can lead to false obstacle detection.

2. The LiDAR operates automatically in moderately lit environments but may malfunction in strong light. Monitor ambient light conditions during flight for safe operation.

1. Enhanced Nighttime Obstacle Sensing: In extremely dark conditions (< 0.1 lux) where vision systems fail, the LiDAR continues to detect obstacles and prevents collisions.

2. Safer Nighttime Return-to-Home (RTH): During RTH in low light, if vision sensing fails, the LiDAR assists by detecting forward obstacles and triggering upward movement*, ensuring safer navigation.

* If the drone reaches its altitude limit while ascending, it will hover at that height.

The Infinity Gimbal provides an extended roll range and increased upward tilt angle, enabling smooth, multi-angle movements. However, vertical shooting is still mechanically limited in terms of gimbal angle and motion speed.

Yes. To balance drone size and weight, yaw-axis travel is restricted to ±22°, which limits the tilt range in vertical mode. This also affects maximum acceleration and increases braking distance.
To extend the tilt range during vertical shooting, enable “Tilt Angle Expansion in Portrait” in settings. Be aware that the gimbal may hit its limit during rapid motion, potentially causing image jitter. For greater pitch range, use 2.7K vertical shooting mode.

DJI Mavic 4 Pro automatically enables HDR mode in most shooting specifications.

However, HDR is not supported in the following modes:

Photo:

• 28mm Main Camera: 100MP

• 70mm Medium Tele Camera: 48MP

• 168mm Tele Camera: 50MP

Video:

• 28mm Main Camera: Slow Motion

• 70mm Medium Tele Camera: Slow Motion, 2.7K Vertical Shooting (48–60fps)

• 168mm Tele Camera: Slow Motion, 2.7K Vertical Shooting (48–60fps)

In most shooting specifications, the image sensor uses the Dual Native ISO Fusion algorithm to blend signals from two analog gain circuits, resulting in improved dynamic range.

However, Dual Native ISO Fusion is not supported in the following modes:

Photo:

• 28mm Main Camera: 100MP

• 70mm Medium Tele Camera: 48MP

• 168mm Tele Camera: 50MP

Video:

• 28mm Main Camera: Slow Motion

• 70mm Medium Tele Camera: Slow Motion, 2.7K Vertical Shooting (48–60fps)

• 168mm Tele Camera: Slow Motion, 2.7K Vertical Shooting (48–60fps)

In these specific modes:

• When using Normal, D-Log M, or HLG color profiles:

  • Dual native ISO values: 100 and 400

  • ISO below 400 uses the low-gain analog circuit

  • ISO above 400 uses the high-gain analog circuit

• When using the D-Log color profile:

  • Dual native ISO values: 400 and 1600

  • ISO below 1600 uses the low-gain analog circuit

  • ISO above 1600 uses the high-gain analog circuit

If you face compatibility issues on macOS while playing or editing 6K H.264 10-bit 4:2:2 video, try the following:

1. For macOS versions below 14.7.5: Upgrade to version 14.7.5 and try again.

2. For macOS 15 or later:

   • If video decoding fails, disable hardware decoding acceleration in your playback or editing software settings.

   • If using software like Final Cut Pro (which does not support disabling hardware decoding), consider transcoding your footage before importing it.

Dynamic Range Expansion is a built-in image processing algorithm designed to retain highlight details and preserve shadow brightness, offering a broader dynamic range.

• This feature is automatically enabled in all photo and video modes (except D-Log) across all three cameras when ISO is set to Auto.

• Setting ISO to Manual disables this feature.

• The feature performs optimally when the shutter is set to Auto, especially in bright outdoor environments.

Yes. The USB-C port on both controllers supports up to 9V/3A power input when used with a compatible 9V/3A charger. Additionally, DJI RC Pro 2 supports the PD (Power Delivery) protocol and allows fast charging up to 65 watts.

You can customize the functions of buttons such as C1, C2, and the right dial through the DJI Fly app on both DJI RC 2 and DJI RC Pro 2. This enables quicker access to frequently used features and functions.

DJI RC Pro 2 includes several hardware and performance upgrades over DJI RC Pro:

1. New 7-Inch Display: Features a larger screen with up to 2000 nits peak brightness and 1600 nits sustained brightness, offering more accurate color rendering.

2. Collapsible Design: The screen folds down and automatically powers on when extended. Joysticks unfold simultaneously for quick deployment.

3. Rotatable Screen: The display can rotate, offering flexibility in viewing angles.

4. Top-Mounted, Tiltable Screen: Adjustable screen tilt without restricting grip or holding position.

5. New Dial Button: Allows for faster adjustments in Pro mode or rapid browsing in the album.

6. Enhanced Transmission Performance: Integrated enterprise-level multi-beam high-gain antennas support O4+ Video Transmission when paired with DJI Mavic 4 Pro.

7. Audio Capabilities: Includes a built-in microphone and supports external microphones like the DJI Mic series* for high-quality live audio capture, even on third-party apps.

Yes. DJI RC Pro 2 allows installation of third-party applications via:

• The built-in browser

• APK files loaded through a microSD card

Please note: DJI is not responsible for any permission, performance, or security issues arising from the use of third-party apps. If a third-party app affects the controller’s functionality, it is recommended to uninstall the app or restore factory settings.

No. DJI RC 2 does not support the installation of third-party applications.

Yes. The maximum transmission distance of the O4+ video transmission system varies depending on the level of wireless interference and whether the environment is obstructed or unobstructed.

Unobstructed Environments:

• Strong Interference (urban landscape): approx. 1.5–6 km

• Medium Interference (suburban landscape): approx. 6–15 km

• Low Interference (suburb/seaside): approx. 15–30 km

Obstructed Environments:

• Low Interference + Buildings: approx. 0–0.7 km

• Low Interference + Trees: approx. 0.7–4.5 km

Data measured under the FCC standard in typical obstructed and unobstructed environments with varying interference levels. These figures are for reference only and do not guarantee actual transmission distance.

When the aircraft is connected to the remote controller and a new firmware version becomes available, the DJI Fly app will automatically prompt you to update. Simply follow the on-screen instructions to update the aircraft, remote controller, battery, and other connected devices.

Alternatively, you can update the firmware using a computer by downloading the DJI Assistant 2 (Consumer Drones Series) software. The latest version is available on the DJI Mavic 4 Pro Downloads page on the official DJI website.

Several factors may cause the firmware update to fail:

1. Low Battery: The battery level of either the aircraft or remote controller is below 20%.

2. Power Interruption: The aircraft or remote controller is powered off during the update process. If this occurs, restart both devices and try again.

3. Network Disconnection: Loss of internet connection during the firmware download.

4. App Switching: Switching away from the DJI Fly app to another app on your smartphone during the firmware download.

Note: The aircraft may restart multiple times during the update and will automatically power off once the update is complete.

When used with the DJI Mavic 240W Power Adapter, the DJI Mavic 4 Pro Parallel Charging Hub can:

• Fully charge one Mavic 4 Pro Intelligent Flight Battery in 51 minutes*

• Fully charge three batteries in parallel in just 90 minutes* via the Mini SDC interface

The Charging Hub improves efficiency by prioritizing the battery with the lowest charge. Once all connected batteries reach the same charge level, the hub automatically switches to parallel charging to complete the process efficiently.

*Charging times are based on testing at 25°C in a controlled environment. Actual times may vary depending on ambient temperature and regional power supply conditions.