DJI Drones

If you want a drone for photography, check the camera specifications. The larger the sensor, the better the image quality. A large sensor lets in more light, which is an advantage if it's cloudy or you're using it in the evening.

For the best results, choose a camera with at least 12 megapixels. And if you plan on editing your images, make sure the drone supports raw format. For videos, we recommend a camera that films in 4K. The frame rate is also important here – choose at least 60 fps to create stunning slow-motion effects.

For an immersive experience, go for a drone with a headset and glasses to see everything from a first-person perspective. And if you're planning on using it for hunting, a thermal camera will be the way to go.

Here are 3 key features to look for:

• Active tracking lets the drone follow you as you move, which is perfect for activities like running or cycling.

• Smart return home allows the drone to find its way back to where it started, even if it encounters issues like low battery or loss of signal.

• A water-resistant drone won't get damaged if it rains during the flight.