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Mavic 2 Pro / Mavic 2 Zoom

IN THE BOX

Mavic 2 Pro (or Zoom) Aircraft × 1
Intelligent Flight Battery × 1
Gimbal Protector × 1
Remote Controller (or DJI Smart controller) × 1
Propellers (Pair) × 3
Battery Charger × 1
Power Cable × 1
Communication Cable (USB3.0 Type-C) × 1
USB Adapter × 1
Spare Control Sticks (Pair) × 1
RC Cable (Lightning connector) × 1
RC Cable (Standard Micro USB connector) × 1 RC
RC Cable (USB Type-C connector) × 1

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In the box

Intelligent Flight Batteries × 2
Mavic 2 Car Charger × 1
Battery Charging Hub × 1
Battery to Power Bank Adapter × 1
Low-Noise Propellers × 2 Pairs
Mavic 2 Shoulder Bag × 1

Mavic 2 Pro VS Mavic 2 Zoom: The Differences

Mavic 2 Pro vs Zoom: Features Only on Zoom

Unique Zoom lens

The Zoom version keeps the 1/2.3 image sensor size, but what really shines is the zoom lens with a 24mm-48mm focal length. 2x zoom might not sound impressive, but once you use it and see the results, you will certainly appreciate the number of dynamic perspectives it allows you. Not only can you get perfect compositions for your shots from a farther distance, but it’s also possible to change the field of view for a more dramatic look. With the new zoom lens, your creative possibilities are endless. Enjoy 4x lossless zoom when shooting Full HD videos.

Fantastic Quickshot “Dolly Zoom”

Mavic 2 Pro and Mavic 2 Zoom support a rich amount of new camera modes, but there is one unique mode for the Zoom model. It’s called Dolly Zoom. For those of you who don’t know what Dolly Zoom is, it is also known as the Vertigo effect. Basically, it’s a visual effect where the main subject stays the same, but the background becomes wider or narrower. Just see the video below to get a better idea about what Dolly Zoom can create.

Super-resolution photo with “SuperRes”

This brand new Super Resolution feature is just supported by the Mavic 2 Zoom. When taking a picture in 24 mm equivalent 5, the camera will capture and patch nine photos with its telephoto lens, resulting in a 48-megapixel super-resolution photo.

Mavic 2 Pro vs Zoom: Features Only on Pro

Hasselblad Camera with 1-inch Image Sensor
Developed in collaboration with Hasselblad, Mavic 2 Pro’s camera offers outstanding quality and details captured in 20-megapixel resolution. Due to the larger sensor and 28mm equivalent prime lens, the ISO can go up to 12800, which is much higher than the Zoom version.

HNCS & 10-bit Dlog-M Color Profile

Talking about colors, unlike the Zoom version, the Mavic 2 Pro uses HNCS (Hasselblad Natural Colour Solution) technology for more natural and accurate colors. Also, it supports a 10-bit Dlog-M color profile which generates higher dynamic range and deeper colors for both videos and still images. With the upgraded color profile, the Mavic 2 Pro is able to record over 1 billion colors, while the Zoom version records 16 million colors.

HDR Video

With 4K 10-bit HDR support, the Mavic 2 Pro can be plugged into a 4K HLG TV and will play back footage with the right color tones, including brighter highlights and increased contrast that make HDR so appealing. Everything without any time-consuming post-editing.

Mavic 2 Pro vs Zoom: Features on Both Version

Enhanced HDR photos
Even though both versions are capable of capturing enhanced HDR photos, their exposure value is still quite different. Compared to the Mavic 2 Zoom with 13 EV stops, the Mavic 2 Pro with its Hasselblad camera goes up to 14 EV stops, offering even higher dynamic range and more image clarity.

Without getting too technical, that means both cameras can preserve a lot of information bits in underexposed and overexposed areas of the photo. These can be recovered in post-processing in order to create more detailed images, especially with the Mavic 2 Pro. Take a look at the pictures below to get an idea of the difference between 13 EV and 14 EV.