Mavic Pro's fuselage design and may be the flagship model Phantom DJI completely different, but both in the parts and software above has a lot of similarities. They all use the face down optical flow sensor, you can view the situation on the ground in order to stabilize itself in flight, even in the weak wind. The optical flow sensor also allows Mavic Pro to maintain its position indoors without GPS signals. In addition, Mavic Pro is designed for indoor or narrow space flight provides a "tripod mode."
Mavic Pro camera and PTZ are also very similar to the Phantom, but smaller. Its camera uses the same sensor, can shoot 4k video and 12 million pixel still images, but the field of vision is not as big as Phantom. However, Mavic Pro does have the same front optical sensor as the Phantom 4, which detects obstacles and automatically avoids collisions. At the same time, it can also use computer vision technology to achieve gesture control. You can wave him to follow you, or use his hands than a frame to let him take pictures.
Mavic Pro's camera system is slightly different from the Phantom in focus mode. The latter's autofocus feature ensures that the image is clear, but the subject it shoots may not be what you want. Mavic Pro requires you to manually control the focus, this operation may be slightly cumbersome, but as long as you remember when shooting focus, then you can get the same clear and smooth images of Phantom.
