Nice work Aldryn. My experience with the two drones is very similar. The Hubsan drone flies great, but the camera has a long way to go. The Mini 2 is heads and tails better video quality. It's not even close.
The Hubsan drone in manual mode with the correct settings makes the DJI MINI camera look like trash. Low light included. You buy a camera drone for the camera so learn how to use it. Zino Mini, 4k 30fps / 1/60 shutter speed. The DJI MINI can't touch it.
@@stickfurniture02 Why don’t you “put your money where your mouth is” by doing a side-by-side comparison of the Hubsan Zino Mini Pro vs the DJI Mini 2 in manual mode. I’ve watched The Great Explorer’s comparison videos and honestly I expect the HZMP to be a lot better because it has a larger sensor, but even in Manual Mode I just don’t see that big of a difference! Added to the fact that there are so many issues out-of-the-box, it’s not even worth my time fiddling around to get everything right, let alone get the HZMP in a functional & flying state!
@@stickfurniture02 Sry ....not a hope of that being true. The Hubsan Zino Mini Pro is far from being a Mini 2 killer. I expect the Autel Nano and the Mini 3 to be the next standard in Mini drones
Thanks for this nice comparison. I was really hoping to like the Hubsan, as I've avoided getting a mini 2 for lack of follow-me mode and obstacle avoidance features. My impression of the comparison videos is that the Husban seems to under-expose, has less dynamic range and a bluish color cast, over-sharpening artifacts with larger halos around objects, and 'jittery' stabilization compared to the DJI. Thanks for saving me the money!
Have both. No issues getting parts for the DJI Mini 2. Good luck finding parts for the Hubsan... But prefer the no NFZ on the Hubsan unlike DJI shoving down our throats...
I guess it's just personal preference on what you prefer, DJI has treated me well since I have been playing with their toys. I have a the 2 drones I need the mavic Air 2 & the mini 2. If I had money like that I would definitely buy these new ones and try them out but I just don't have it like that (💰 wise) 😂
I was rooting for the Hubsan to do better but I think the mini 2 has it over all. The colors pop more and the mini is over all more refined drone. No matter if it does not obstacles avoidance and tracking.
When you pay all that money for either drone you pay for the camera. Manual mode is best on any camera and Zino mini is no different. 4k 30fps and 1/60 shutter speed and DJI can't touch it.
Hi Dude, Thanks for sharing your video. I just have a quick question about those two drones. Which aircraft do you personally think has better image quality and realistic colors?
Great video, this comparison just goes to show how far ahead DJI are. I wanted Hubsan to make a great drone, as we all want competition ...but that clearly hasn't happened
Thanks for the comparison, helped me make my mind up. Which one you want is determined by what you are going to use it for. It is obvious that the color and sharpness of the optics go to DJI. IF YOU PREFER wider angle photography the hubsan. I prefer the DJI Thanks again.
Referring to the video recording results. The Video image of Hubsan Zino Mini is shaking: it looks like the Image stabilizer is not working properly. Meanwhile the DJI Mini 2 video Image is so soft and just perfect stabilized... Thanks for this great video 👍🙏🙏
The Zino Mini Pro video still has a blue caste, and makes mess out of foliage fine detail..and then there's the jitter during forward flight. The Mini 2 performed As expected.
Hubsan image quality is unacceptable. The fact it has a gimbal and does this is odd, it means either vibrations are making it to the camera/gimbal throwing it off, or the IMU in the gimbal is getting too jittery of a signal to correct for. Perhaps soft mounting the motors would help with that. They need to fix this ASAP.
If you look at the video from your camera pointing at you and looking at the ground color where you are, it matches the DJI Mini 2 perfectly, where the Hubsan Zion Mini Pro has a blueish washed out color. DJI Rules here of course.
Seems to have similar stability, which is somewhat surprising given DJI's reputation for great camera stability. As far as picture richness, the Hubsan will require a bit of color correction during post. So, unless the user is very familiar with color correction editing, the DJI might be a better option.
I don't think the stabilization is close at all, you can see the Hubsun has slight jitters and shakes when in flight whereas the DJI is smooth as butter. look here 2:10
Seems to me like there's a little bit of camera jiggle in the Hubsan. I sort of like the contrast of Hubsan's video (it was less 'red' to me than DJI). Both seem to be good flyers, but if the primary goal is to have quality video I think DJI wins this battle.
Great Job Brother Aldren 👏 I liked the Mini 2 camera alot better. The Zeno had a really Green Tint in the camera. Outstanding Job Brother. Sincerely your freind from Mo Rick God bless you 🙏 and your family and God Bless America 🇺🇸 and God Bless all the Great Veterans and First Responders 🙏
@flypath Really Brother Aldren. You are so awesome, and such a Great Father and Role model. For All Human Being's to strive to be like, Please forgive me Brother Aldren, Do I need to Down load What's app. I never win anything, this is so cool. Please let me know, I'm sorry I'm kinda Still learning, I am a Baby Boomer, I Own the Fimi2020 the Autel Evo pro 6k and now my First Dji mini 2. I bought my Autel After watching your Review Brother. Thank you Brother for everything, Can you give me your Messenger link. It migjt be easier to communicate with you. I migjt already have it. Thank you. I will use that love having a OM5 IN MY TOOL BOX.
Great video, thanks. The Mini 2 video quality is crisper and sharper all the way. Zino looks like a knockoff. Tracking is nice but most people only use it once in a while. I saw another comparison where the camera on the Zino was shaky when going back and forth up and down. My Mini is smooth as glass no rocking. Let us see what the Mini 3 brings us because possible this month. DJI had better top it because unless it is way better my Mini 2 and I are just fine.
Great vid. Compared to the DJI, the Hubsan holds up nicely. But, the Hubsan showed a little weakness in the still shots where you can see vibrations in the video image. The color was off on the Zino Mini making the DJI pictures look a lot warmer.
I was considering the hubsan. But after watching many videos and footage of what the Mini 2 can do, I decided that was my best option! Just want to say thank you for your content 🙏
Interesting video. I favor the dji mini 2. Seems to me the mini 2 has better and more vibrant color saturation. Hudson seems under exposed with lack of detail.
Whilst I prefer the desaturated look of the Hubsan, that vibration/jello/rolling shutter jitter is an absolute deal-breaker. I'd be super into seeing this test with the Autel nano when it finally drops.
Great Comparison video! Thanks for doing it! I ordered the Lykus M1 bag to take on my Honda Goldwing when I go to fly one of my drones. I'll have it Friday! Thanks for that too!
1. MP footage is definitely sharper than that of the M2 2. M2 footage is warmer than that of the MP 3. M2 exposed better in the twilight/overcast backlighted shot ( 3:08 ) but note that there's also much darker cloud cover in the sky than that in the MP shot or it could just be the difference in auto exposure calibration between them or the slight difference in sensor size (dynamic range) or...and so on and so forth 4. ZP has a better dronie characteristic in that it progressed into a rule-of-thirds composition of the subject (you); perhaps it was intentionally coded into the firmware (can be repeated each time) or just a mere fluke 5. though I like the MP, I'm not currently sold on it yet due to some neutered features and other issues; I'll wait til they iron them out and the firmware/app subsequently matures...and the price point becomes sensible; the ZMSE seems more polished out of the box 6. as long as the PITA NFZ is implemented, I'll never patronize deejay-eye if I can help it. Thanks for the comparison.
...the camera is HUGE, just need to wait for the firmware updates, as usual they have releases this too early but their customer support I find is second to none
I liked the comparison thank you! I made the correct decision 4 moths before even if the mini2 was already long time in the market! As for the obstacle avoidance mini 2 makes me become a better pilot!
In auto the DJI has clear advantage its using software better to make a more pleasing shot BUT for photographers with manual setting and post editing the Hubsan camera might be better (if specs are true) depends if you want to put in extra work or get images straight out of camera. Has anyone done a editing RAW photo side by side? I'd like to see it.
I have both I just flew my hubsan Zino mini pro today which I had to contact hubsan customer service so they can give me a firmware to stop the glitchy videos it still didn't fix the problem hubsan has a long way to go if they trying to keep up with DJI DJI hands down for most the best
@flypath Hello Aldryn, I'm confused by your message. I called the phone number, but it doesn't work. Not sure what to do. Waiting for your answer and guidance. Doug
I downloaded the app. I put in the number that was in your reply. Nothing happened! I don't know what I'm doing wrong, so that leaves me out of the short list. Aldryn, I'm not a tech junkie!
Thanks for the comparison. Despite of the sensor story, I prefer the way better video results of the Mini 2. If the Mini, however could have the flight abillities of the Hubsan, it would be great! All in all, I would go, as I still am for the Mini 2.
I was really looking forward for the Hubsan, cause I really miss tracking and Obstacle avoidance on my mini 2 and am still trying to figure out my second drone. I think I'll just wait for the autel and have a look there. Would be nice for a german drone flyer to have all that in below 250g. Otherwise I think, I'll snap a mavic 3 and just stop thinking about anything else. Still sad, that thereis not much competition for the dji gimbals...
Dji optically is better as far as color grading and pixels. My Mavic air has excellent color and fov. I fly fpv drones as well with dji systems installed with similar findings. The Hubsan in my opinion is excellent for price point.
Hubsan is cooler kinda like P4P. In a few shots it seemed to retain more detail than the Mini 2 but on my phone screen can't tell if that's just over sharpening. The jitter though is a deal breaker. Would be interested to see some blown up shots to compare detail and see if the 200Mbps advertised on the Hubsan makes any difference.
You did a good job with the comparison keep up the good work. But with my opinion and my experience flying the DJI mini 2 I'd go with the mini too for this exact reason is Dji is a guaranteed product. It's guaranteed to come back to you it's guaranteed to fly at least four or five miles and it's guaranteed if you crash it and break it as long as you pay that $49 the first time you get a new drone back can Hudson guarantee that probably not
I am thinking of buying a small drone for filming my motorcycle trips and although the image quality seems better on DJI, I'd still prefer the ZMP for the two tracking options (of which DJI has none).
DJI mini 2 beats the design and app part. Hubsan's design is quite ugly looking lol. But if Hubsan can add more smart features and fix up the color grading I might get it in the future. But until then I'm gonna stick with my trusty mini :)
Thank you very much for this eye-opening comparison. As a filmmaker, this is not a question of "better of worse" - the Hubsan seems to have serious issues with video quality. I notice that with the Hubsan, horizons and central part of the image are jittering, while it does not happen i.e. when pointed 90 degrees on top of the house. I wished the Mini 2 had the sensors of the Hubsan - but with THAT kind of video I would never be able to use the Hubsan's video for any of my films. I prefer the Mini 2's compulsory forcing the pilot to be good at both flying AND at creating nice footage.
I did notice in one shot the DJI had a white sky and the Hubsan had a blue sky, I think it might be just a matter of settings, Hubsan is more blue shifted with a slightly lower exposure. I think both are good, but DJI is more polished. Hubsan is known for taking up to 6 months fix everything after launch from what I hear
I feel like Hubsan is miles ahead of DJI in terms of proper implementation of shakey video. DJI video is so smooth it looks too fake. I want my video to look like it was shot on a tiny drone and not be mistaken for fancy CGI. I feel like if I had the DJI drone I would have to do quite a bit of post processing adding in a video destabilizer and maybe some other hipster thing like film grain or something which would probably add a couple hours to my render time on my pentium II processor. I just don't know if it's worth it.
Good video, I'm looking to get a sub 250 gram drone and was curious what the hubsan mini might be like. Looks like I'll go with my initial plan to get a DJI mini 2.
I was (and still am, actually!) very interested in the ZMP, a 250g drone with OAS, perfect for a beginner like me looking for my first drone. But the very jittery video and jello effects put me right off. If it is a hardware problem (gimbal/camera?), no amount of firmware is going to fix that. Waiting to see what Hubsan does with it in the near future.
It will be super hard to fix the Jello. It seams that they use cheap components on the gimbal and with firmware it may not be fixed. But anyway the ZMP you can not film during the day without a ND filter, so it may give some weight and the Jello could be gone. I would not buy the ZMP if the ND filter does not remove the Jello. Remember to never film in Auto in any cameras. And always a ND filter with fixed aperture so you get the right shuttle angle.
What was the firmware on this? I think the latest is 1.3.3 but from another video, the jitter is still quite bad, at least to me. But not as bad as in this video.
@@sarawaklens2964 Seams like he is using an old firmware. By showing an auto recording of a video confuses the buyers because you should never film anything in Auto in any camera. Unless you don't care about quality. Get an ND filter, it may fix the Jello and you will be able to film at day time. Right now it is impossible without the ND filter to get the right shutter speed. Filming with the wrong shutter speed is the worst thing for video.
@@InteractiveDNA yes I think so. Would be helpful if the firmware for both was indicated. I saw some latest videos and the jitter was still there but not as bad as in this one. Anyway, I'm still on the fence with the zmp. Will wait a bit longer and see what Hubsan does to fix all the new issues.
Certainly, on my screen, the Mini 2 looks better. The varying overcast/clouds earlier this week made a difference in the available light with flights just a few minutes apart. But the win still goes to the Mini 2.
It looks better in auto mode. With correct settings in manual mode the Hubsan is heads and tails better. Try 4k30 and 1/60 shutter speed and you will see difference.
Nice work Aldryn. My experience with the two drones is very similar. The Hubsan drone flies great, but the camera has a long way to go. The Mini 2 is heads and tails better video quality. It's not even close.
The Hubsan drone in manual mode with the correct settings makes the DJI MINI camera look like trash. Low light included. You buy a camera drone for the camera so learn how to use it. Zino Mini, 4k 30fps / 1/60 shutter speed. The DJI MINI can't touch it.
@@stickfurniture02 Why don’t you “put your money where your mouth is” by doing a side-by-side comparison of the Hubsan Zino Mini Pro vs the DJI Mini 2 in manual mode. I’ve watched The Great Explorer’s comparison videos and honestly I expect the HZMP to be a lot better because it has a larger sensor, but even in Manual Mode I just don’t see that big of a difference! Added to the fact that there are so many issues out-of-the-box, it’s not even worth my time fiddling around to get everything right, let alone get the HZMP in a functional & flying state!
@@stickfurniture02 Sry ....not a hope of that being true. The Hubsan Zino Mini Pro is far from being a Mini 2 killer. I expect the Autel Nano and the Mini 3 to be the next standard in Mini drones
@@f13dfx The Hubsan Zino Mini Pro has been a disaster so far, that said, I expect Hubsan will iron most of these issues out in 6 months to a year.
@@DroneViewsMedia I said the camera is much better. As far as the drone it is Husbands first try at a mini drone, I believe they will get there.
Thanks for this nice comparison. I was really hoping to like the Hubsan, as I've avoided getting a mini 2 for lack of follow-me mode and obstacle avoidance features. My impression of the comparison videos is that the Husban seems to under-expose, has less dynamic range and a bluish color cast, over-sharpening artifacts with larger halos around objects, and 'jittery' stabilization compared to the DJI. Thanks for saving me the money!
THAT's what I was going to say! 😃
I wonder if configuring the picture settings on the zino would make it more of a contest 🤔
@@beto5586 No config will fix that jitter that shows up in many shots. Really ruins the image for me.
@@onefake after all the reviews, I just decided on the Zino Mini SE. Works like a charm!
Have both. No issues getting parts for the DJI Mini 2. Good luck finding parts for the Hubsan...
But prefer the no NFZ on the Hubsan unlike DJI shoving down our throats...
THTS REALLY WHAT FOLKS HAVE TO CONSIDER. SUPPORT.
Thanks for the great content. We love comparisons. Mini 2 still the best. Can’t deal with the jitter on the Hubsan.
I guess it's just personal preference on what you prefer, DJI has treated me well since I have been playing with their toys. I have a the 2 drones I need the mavic Air 2 & the mini 2. If I had money like that I would definitely buy these new ones and try them out but I just don't have it like that (💰 wise) 😂
I do really prefer the images from the DJI Mini2. Thanks 🙏🏼
I was rooting for the Hubsan to do better but I think the mini 2 has it over all. The colors pop more and the mini is over all more refined drone. No matter if it does not obstacles avoidance and tracking.
When you pay all that money for either drone you pay for the camera. Manual mode is best on any camera and Zino mini is no different. 4k 30fps and 1/60 shutter speed and DJI can't touch it.
@flypath I don’t remember this video had a giveaway, is this spam?
Hubsan - (no go) I'll wait on the Nano +. Great job on the compare video.
Hi Dude,
Thanks for sharing your video. I just have a quick question about those two drones. Which aircraft do you personally think has better image quality and realistic colors?
THE HASSELBLAD CAMERA IS FAR SUPERIOR IN THE MINI 2 COMPARED TO THE ZINO MINI
@@MVMTV4Videos mini2 doas not have any hasseblad camera, lol... however it got better quality for sure
@@1catchem thanks for sharing your opinion
thanks for the great comparison. your videos are always of great use.
The images were definitely better on Mini2, on Hubsan it was shaky, jerky & dull.
I notice also hthat the texture is not as detail as it is at Mini 2!
Great video, this comparison just goes to show how far ahead DJI are. I wanted Hubsan to make a great drone, as we all want competition ...but that clearly hasn't happened
THE HASSELBLAD CAMERA IS FAR SUPERIOR IN THE MINI 2 COMPARED TO THE ZINO MIN
Thanks for the comparison, helped me make my mind up. Which one you want is determined by what you are going to use it for. It is obvious that the color and sharpness of the optics go to DJI. IF YOU PREFER wider angle photography the hubsan. I prefer the DJI Thanks again.
Thanks for the video.. Is it possible to interchange their props to one another?
Referring to the video recording results. The Video image of Hubsan Zino Mini is shaking: it looks like the Image stabilizer is not working properly. Meanwhile the DJI Mini 2 video Image is so soft and just perfect stabilized... Thanks for this great video 👍🙏🙏
Great vid as always, DJI mini 2 still rules
Aloha Aldryn,
As usual a quality video Aldryn!
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The Zino Mini Pro video still has a blue caste, and makes mess out of foliage fine detail..and then there's the jitter during forward flight. The Mini 2 performed As expected.
The Zino mini has a better camera but needs to be used in manual mode. Any reviewer that knows what he is doing can prove that.
No other drone can compete with the DJI Mini 2 at this size/price category. Looking forward to the Mini 3!
I dont know when the dji mini 3 is coming out... this year?
@@cozythug More than likely the beginning of 2022
I have the mini and the mini 2 fly more combo.got the mini when the pandemic hit and I bought the mini 2 months ago.im waiting on the mini 3 my self.
@@cozythug yes !! 2100€ ! 2800€ the combo !! :-(
Mini 3 release in April 2022
I liked the color brilliance of the DJI drone vs the Hubsan
Hubsan image quality is unacceptable. The fact it has a gimbal and does this is odd, it means either vibrations are making it to the camera/gimbal throwing it off, or the IMU in the gimbal is getting too jittery of a signal to correct for. Perhaps soft mounting the motors would help with that. They need to fix this ASAP.
If you look at the video from your camera pointing at you and looking at the ground color where you are, it matches the DJI Mini 2 perfectly, where the Hubsan Zion Mini Pro has a blueish washed out color. DJI Rules here of course.
Seems to have similar stability, which is somewhat surprising given DJI's reputation for great camera stability. As far as picture richness, the Hubsan will require a bit of color correction during post. So, unless the user is very familiar with color correction editing, the DJI might be a better option.
I don't think the stabilization is close at all, you can see the Hubsun has slight jitters and shakes when in flight whereas the DJI is smooth as butter. look here 2:10
The colors look excellent on the Mini 2 and look better in low light despite having a smaller sensor.
It may in auto but in manual mode, 4k 30 and 1/60 shutter speed the Zino's sensor works way better.
Nice comparison of these two Mini Drones. I notice a lot of gimbal shake on the Hubsan. Great video and thanks for sharing.
The Mini looks much better in my opinion. Tyvm for your content!
Seems to me like there's a little bit of camera jiggle in the Hubsan. I sort of like the contrast of Hubsan's video (it was less 'red' to me than DJI). Both seem to be good flyers, but if the primary goal is to have quality video I think DJI wins this battle.
Great Job Brother Aldren 👏 I liked the Mini 2 camera alot better. The Zeno had a really Green Tint in the camera. Outstanding Job Brother. Sincerely your freind from Mo Rick God bless you 🙏 and your family and God Bless America 🇺🇸 and God Bless all the Great Veterans and First Responders 🙏
@flypath Really Brother Aldren. You are so awesome, and such a Great Father and Role model. For All Human Being's to strive to be like, Please forgive me Brother Aldren, Do I need to Down load What's app. I never win anything, this is so cool. Please let me know, I'm sorry I'm kinda Still learning, I am a Baby Boomer, I Own the Fimi2020 the Autel Evo pro 6k and now my First Dji mini 2. I bought my Autel After watching your Review Brother. Thank you Brother for everything, Can you give me your Messenger link. It migjt be easier to communicate with you. I migjt already have it. Thank you. I will use that love having a OM5 IN MY TOOL BOX.
@@rickybritton7212 that prize is just a spammer be careful
Just want to say I’m here with you since 5K Subscribers
dji still got it in my book
Can't wait for the Mavic 3 Pro, just around the corner...🙏
Mini 2, for sure
The video quality, the colors and even the smoothness and stabilization of the Mini 2 appear better imo
I think DJI Mini 2 has the video quality edge - also its US $50 less
Great video, thanks. The Mini 2 video quality is crisper and sharper all the way. Zino looks like a knockoff. Tracking is nice but most people only use it once in a while. I saw another comparison where the camera on the Zino was shaky when going back and forth up and down. My Mini is smooth as glass no rocking. Let us see what the Mini 3 brings us because possible this month. DJI had better top it because unless it is way better my Mini 2 and I are just fine.
DJI really is amazing, just works.
Agree THE HASSELBLAD CAMERA IS FAR SUPERIOR IN THE MINI 2 COMPARED TO THE ZINO MIN
Great vid. Compared to the DJI, the Hubsan holds up nicely. But, the Hubsan showed a little weakness in the still shots where you can see vibrations in the video image. The color was off on the Zino Mini making the DJI pictures look a lot warmer.
I was considering the hubsan. But after watching many videos and footage of what the Mini 2 can do, I decided that was my best option! Just want to say thank you for your content 🙏
Interesting video. I favor the dji mini 2. Seems to me the mini 2 has better and more vibrant color saturation. Hudson seems under exposed with lack of detail.
Hubson: lemme copy your homework
i dug to find this comment. They literally couldn’t be more unique?
Whilst I prefer the desaturated look of the Hubsan, that vibration/jello/rolling shutter jitter is an absolute deal-breaker.
I'd be super into seeing this test with the Autel nano when it finally drops.
You can fix color in post that rolling shutter you cannot
It's not just jittery, it lacks sharpness.
Great video, as always!
Great Comparison video! Thanks for doing it! I ordered the Lykus M1 bag to take on my Honda Goldwing when I go to fly one of my drones. I'll have it Friday! Thanks for that too!
1. MP footage is definitely sharper than that of the M2
2. M2 footage is warmer than that of the MP
3. M2 exposed better in the twilight/overcast backlighted shot ( 3:08 ) but note that there's also much darker cloud cover in the sky than that in the MP shot or it could just be the difference in auto exposure calibration between them or the slight difference in sensor size (dynamic range) or...and so on and so forth
4. ZP has a better dronie characteristic in that it progressed into a rule-of-thirds composition of the subject (you); perhaps it was intentionally coded into the firmware (can be repeated each time) or just a mere fluke
5. though I like the MP, I'm not currently sold on it yet due to some neutered features and other issues; I'll wait til they iron them out and the firmware/app subsequently matures...and the price point becomes sensible; the ZMSE seems more polished out of the box
6. as long as the PITA NFZ is implemented, I'll never patronize deejay-eye if I can help it.
Thanks for the comparison.
THE HASSELBLAD CAMERA IS FAR SUPERIOR IN THE MINI 2 COMPARED TO THE ZINO MIN
...the camera is HUGE, just need to wait for the firmware updates, as usual they have releases this too early but their customer support I find is second to none
Great video, very useful. Also great discussion down there.
I liked the comparison thank you! I made the correct decision 4 moths before even if the mini2 was already long time in the market! As for the obstacle avoidance mini 2 makes me become a better pilot!
When it comes to photography, it's my belief that mini 2 was victorious
In auto the DJI has clear advantage its using software better to make a more pleasing shot BUT for photographers with manual setting and post editing the Hubsan camera might be better (if specs are true) depends if you want to put in extra work or get images straight out of camera. Has anyone done a editing RAW photo side by side? I'd like to see it.
Thanks for the comparison. We could see the pro and cons.
I have both I just flew my hubsan Zino mini pro today which I had to contact hubsan customer service so they can give me a firmware to stop the glitchy videos it still didn't fix the problem hubsan has a long way to go if they trying to keep up with DJI DJI hands down for most the best
Both!
If only DJI had better tracking or tracking at all!
It’s a shame, I would have paid more for the Hubsan if it had a better camera with its additional features.
For now sticking with my mini 2!
Mini 2 by far better color and clarity
Hi Aldryn, easy, the mini 2 ✅
Thanks for the good video comparison. TBH left me wanting more details, ie, features, the app, tracking etc
Great job. Thanks!
The Mini 2 Wins!! Thank You Aldryn!!
@flypath Hello Aldryn,
I'm confused by your message. I called the phone number, but it doesn't work. Not sure what to do. Waiting for your answer and guidance. Doug
I downloaded the app. I put in the number that was in your reply. Nothing happened! I don't know what I'm doing wrong, so that leaves me out of the short list. Aldryn, I'm not a tech junkie!
Hubsan for me!
Thank you for this video comparison. For me it's chalk & cheese, DJI all the way, Hubsan footage very jittery
I Agree THE HASSELBLAD CAMERA IS FAR SUPERIOR IN THE MINI 2 COMPARED TO THE ZINO MIN
Thanks
Thanks for the comparison. Despite of the sensor story, I prefer the way better video results of the Mini 2. If the Mini, however could have the flight abillities of the Hubsan, it would be great! All in all, I would go, as I still am for the Mini 2.
Agree THE HASSELBLAD CAMERA IS FAR SUPERIOR IN THE MINI 2 COMPARED TO THE ZINO MIN
Just wait for the Mini 3 to come out
I was really looking forward for the Hubsan, cause I really miss tracking and Obstacle avoidance on my mini 2 and am still trying to figure out my second drone. I think I'll just wait for the autel and have a look there. Would be nice for a german drone flyer to have all that in below 250g. Otherwise I think, I'll snap a mavic 3 and just stop thinking about anything else.
Still sad, that thereis not much competition for the dji gimbals...
WAIT FOR DJI'Ss MINI 3
@@MVMTV4Videos this is an understated comment 💸💯🚀✈️
Interesting comparison there Aldryn. My Brother-In-Law is looking for his first drone and is lookin to me for suggestions. Very helpful - thanks.
Thanks for the comparison 👍. Honestly who would choose Hubsan mini over the DJI mini2 ? For the price it’s a no Brainer 😬😆
Agree THE HASSELBLAD CAMERA IS FAR SUPERIOR IN THE MINI 2 COMPARED TO THE ZINO MIN
Dji optically is better as far as color grading and pixels. My Mavic air has excellent color and fov. I fly fpv drones as well with dji systems installed with similar findings. The Hubsan in my opinion is excellent for price point.
The best one is the Mini SE..Video quality is amazing, even better then the pro
Hubsan is cooler kinda like P4P. In a few shots it seemed to retain more detail than the Mini 2 but on my phone screen can't tell if that's just over sharpening. The jitter though is a deal breaker. Would be interested to see some blown up shots to compare detail and see if the 200Mbps advertised on the Hubsan makes any difference.
You did a good job with the comparison keep up the good work. But with my opinion and my experience flying the DJI mini 2 I'd go with the mini too for this exact reason is Dji is a guaranteed product. It's guaranteed to come back to you it's guaranteed to fly at least four or five miles and it's guaranteed if you crash it and break it as long as you pay that $49 the first time you get a new drone back can Hudson guarantee that probably not
Mini 2 definitely superior
Honestly even the mini 1 is better but m2p blows them all out of the water in my opinion
Very good work!
Thanks a lot!
It’s very helpful
prefer the video from the Mini but the collision avoidance is hard to beat in the Hubsan - especially for beginners
Always enjoy your content. Thanks for the comparison! Mini 2 colors look much better, but I'm a Mini 2 fanboy, so take that with a grain of salt.
@flypath I need to use WhatsApp? Did someone spoof your account?
Ahh, just checked. Definitely a spam, spoofed account
I am thinking of buying a small drone for filming my motorcycle trips and although the image quality seems better on DJI, I'd still prefer the ZMP for the two tracking options (of which DJI has none).
DJI mini 2 beats the design and app part. Hubsan's design is quite ugly looking lol. But if Hubsan can add more smart features and fix up the color grading I might get it in the future. But until then I'm gonna stick with my trusty mini :)
Thank you very much for this eye-opening comparison. As a filmmaker, this is not a question of "better of worse" - the Hubsan seems to have serious issues with video quality. I notice that with the Hubsan, horizons and central part of the image are jittering, while it does not happen i.e. when pointed 90 degrees on top of the house. I wished the Mini 2 had the sensors of the Hubsan - but with THAT kind of video I would never be able to use the Hubsan's video for any of my films. I prefer the Mini 2's compulsory forcing the pilot to be good at both flying AND at creating nice footage.
I did notice in one shot the DJI had a white sky and the Hubsan had a blue sky, I think it might be just a matter of settings, Hubsan is more blue shifted with a slightly lower exposure. I think both are good, but DJI is more polished. Hubsan is known for taking up to 6 months fix everything after launch from what I hear
Agree THE HASSELBLAD CAMERA IS FAR SUPERIOR IN THE MINI 2 COMPARED TO THE ZINO MIN
@@MVMTV4Videos there is no Hasselblad in the mini 2
I feel like Hubsan is miles ahead of DJI in terms of proper implementation of shakey video. DJI video is so smooth it looks too fake. I want my video to look like it was shot on a tiny drone and not be mistaken for fancy CGI. I feel like if I had the DJI drone I would have to do quite a bit of post processing adding in a video destabilizer and maybe some other hipster thing like film grain or something which would probably add a couple hours to my render time on my pentium II processor. I just don't know if it's worth it.
lmao. Idk, but i kinda find this funny
We love comparison 2 different company.
I think the Mini 2 took the win. Thanks for the video.
The Mini 2 had a warmer colour cast. On the Hubsan mini pro it had a colder greenish cast. I actually prefer the videos from the Mini 2.
Hubsan ❤
Dji mini
You just can’t beat that little Mini 2!
Mini 2 still the best.
Great review thanks for your sharing
The Colour Gamma appears way off on the Zino compare with the Mini 2. Enjoyable comparison 👍
Only in auto mode. 4k 30 and 1/60 shutter speed will make the Zino do what it do. Get your money's worth out of your quad.
I like your video. Good job.
What is the main camera you are sooting on?
Good comparison video Aldryn. I think the Mini 2 was better.
@flypath
Aldryn not sure how to do this i'm in the UK
Great comparison video. Mini 2 video is clearly better in my opinion. Thanks for the great video!
Good video, I'm looking to get a sub 250 gram drone and was curious what the hubsan mini might be like. Looks like I'll go with my initial plan to get a DJI mini 2.
Mini all the way!
I was (and still am, actually!) very interested in the ZMP, a 250g drone with OAS, perfect for a beginner like me looking for my first drone. But the very jittery video and jello effects put me right off. If it is a hardware problem (gimbal/camera?), no amount of firmware is going to fix that. Waiting to see what Hubsan does with it in the near future.
It will be super hard to fix the Jello. It seams that they use cheap components on the gimbal and with firmware it may not be fixed. But anyway the ZMP you can not film during the day without a ND filter, so it may give some weight and the Jello could be gone. I would not buy the ZMP if the ND filter does not remove the Jello. Remember to never film in Auto in any cameras. And always a ND filter with fixed aperture so you get the right shuttle angle.
What was the firmware on this? I think the latest is 1.3.3 but from another video, the jitter is still quite bad, at least to me. But not as bad as in this video.
@@sarawaklens2964 Seams like he is using an old firmware. By showing an auto recording of a video confuses the buyers because you should never film anything in Auto in any camera. Unless you don't care about quality. Get an ND filter, it may fix the Jello and you will be able to film at day time. Right now it is impossible without the ND filter to get the right shutter speed. Filming with the wrong shutter speed is the worst thing for video.
@@InteractiveDNA yes I think so. Would be helpful if the firmware for both was indicated. I saw some latest videos and the jitter was still there but not as bad as in this one. Anyway, I'm still on the fence with the zmp. Will wait a bit longer and see what Hubsan does to fix all the new issues.
Go for the Zino Mini SE.
DJI tops as usual. 👍👍✌️
the side by side comparison video helped, and why is the hubsan video so shakey, so thats why dji is still the best drone company
I think the mni 2 done a better job, i also noticed on the zino a slight judder on the horizon.
excited with this, and waiting for giveaway winners
Certainly, on my screen, the Mini 2 looks better. The varying overcast/clouds earlier this week made a difference in the available light with flights just a few minutes apart. But the win still goes to the Mini 2.
It looks better in auto mode. With correct settings in manual mode the Hubsan is heads and tails better. Try 4k30 and 1/60 shutter speed and you will see difference.