The new Phantom 4 Pro V2.0 features the powerful OcuSync HD image transmission system, which allows automatic switching between two frequency bands and wireless connection to the DJI Goggles RE. Like the Phantom 4 Pro and Advanced, the Phantom 4 Pro V2.0 is equipped with a 1-inch 20 megapixel sensor, which is able to record videos in 4K at 60 frames per second. The FlightAutonomy system features dual rear-facing sensors and two infrared sensors, allowing obstacle detection in five directions and obstacle avoidance in four directions.
- 60 fps
- 1-inch image sensor
- Mechanical shutter
- Obstacle detection in 5 directions
- OcuSync image transmission system
- 30 minutes flight time
- Dual encoding capability

1-inch 20 MP CAMERA SENSOR
The integrated camera has been redesigned to use a 1-inch 20 megapixel CMOS sensor. A specially designed lens consisting of 8 elements was divided into seven groups. It is DJI's first camera to use a mechanical aperture that eliminates rolling shutter distortion that occurs when shooting at high speeds. This makes the camera equal to many traditional ground cameras. More powerful video processing supports H.264 videos in 4K at 60 frames per second, or H.265 videos in 4K at 30 frames per second, at 100 Mbps each. Advanced sensors and processors secure images with more detail and the data needed for advanced post-processing.

HINDERNISERENNUNG IN FIVE DIRECTIONS
FlightAutonomy has been extended by another pair of high-resolution visual sensors on the back and an infrared system on the sides of the drone. This network creates an obstacle detection in five directions and obstacle avoidance in four directions. This makes the Phantom 4 Pro V2.0 safer than ever before and gives directors the confidence for even more complex recordings.

LOOK OTHER WORLD
The Phantom 4 Pro V2.0 connects wirelessly to the DJI Goggles RE and lets the pilot experience the flight directly on the dual LTPS displays in 1080p. With OcuSync, users can enjoy crystal-clear FPV flight with extremely low latency.
In addition, the drone can be controlled more intuitively than ever before. With the "head control" function, the aircraft and gimbal can be controlled exclusively with movements of the head.

INTELLIGENT FLIGHT

ACTIVE TRACK
The Phantom 4 Pro V2.0 automatically detects targets, follows them and keeps them fixed in motion for even more complex shots.
Tracking fast moving objects can be very challenging, but the Phantom 4 Pro's most advanced image recognition algorithms allow it to track and hold the targets. This new algorithm is able to recognize various objects, from humans to animals and vehicles. They adjust the flight dynamics accordingly, for butter-soft shots.
Pilots can still choose between:
Follow - Follows a target from the front or back, automatically avoiding obstacles.
Profiles - Flies along the target from a variety of angles to make a perfect profile shot of the target.
Spotlight - Keeps the camera pointed at your target while the drone can fly free.

TAPFLY
Fly anywhere with a simple tap on the screen. Just tap the screen to easily adjust the direction of flight while the Phantom 4 Pro automatically avoids obstacles. Tap again to return to manual control. The new AR Route function shows the direction of flight of the drone in real time while the route is being adjusted. It can be very demanding to control the altitude, speed, course and camera simultaneously with the joysticks. TapFly Free allows pilots to set the direction of flight, allowing them to rotate the drone or gimbal without changing the direction of flight. There are now a total of three modes available in TapFly.
TapFly Forward - Simply tap to fly in the selected direction.
TapFly Backward - Simply tap to fly in the opposite direction of touch.
TapFly Free - Fly forward, but still have full control over the camera during the flight.
Obstacle avoidance not available in TapFly Free.

AUTOMATIC RETURN FUNCTION
With the improved return function, the Phantom 4 Pro can automatically select the best route to return. The function records the route during the flight, allowing the Phantom 4 Pro to use the same route for the return flight if the signal is lost.
Based on the flight attitude at the time of the connection failure, the Phantom 4