DJI designs the telephoto lens with the largest aperture and focal length

DJI Boost aerial cinematography with the new 75mm F1.8 lens. With the manufacturer's widest aperture and longest focal length, the new ultra-handleable DL lens is designed for the Zenmuse X9-Air gimbal camera on the Inspire 3 cinematic drone.

With the introduction of the DL 75mm lens, DJI's full-frame lens selection now spans ultra-wide-angle, wide-angle, standard and mid-telephoto lens focal lengths, to suit a wide variety of cinematography requirements.

“With the new DJI DL 75mm lens, we continue to bring innovation to the film industry, pushing aerial and handheld cinematography to new heights,” he says. Ferdinand Wolf, creative director of DJI.

With the Longest focal length in the range of DJI DL mount lenses, the DJI DL 75mm focal length can capture images with a richer depth of field. Content creators will be able to capture rich details of natural landscapes, close-ups of high-speed car chases from a safe distance, and complex character compositions in every scene.

The DJI DL 75mm F1.8 wide aperture ensures amazing imaging performance, even at night or in low lighting. It also allows for a shallower depth of field for more stylized shots that distort the background to focus on the subject. Combined with the Inspire 3's dual ISO with an exposure ratio of 800 and 4000, the DL 75mm can reproduce the pure and transparent quality of urban night scenes, to capture the charm of light and shadow from an aerial perspective.

The optical structure of the DJI DL 75mm has ten elements in nine groups, including three extra low dispersion. In turn, the UMC coating further minimizes internal reflections to produce higher contrast and sharper images. This exclusive design provides high definition and low chromatic aberration to shots, to capture high-quality, detailed and authentic images.

Lightweight design

The DJI DL 75mm is optimized for aerial cinematography. With the design of your carbon fiber frame Integrated, the lens weighs only 269 grams, meeting the high mobility requirements of the Inspire 3 cinematic drone. Additionally, the pitch axis and yaw axis counterweight blocks allow the drone's gimbal to remain balanced during flight.