https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2018/6/6/17431086/parrot-anafi-drone-announcement-release

French drone company Parrot announced the newest device in its lineup today: the Anafi. It’s a compact, foldable device that weighs 320 grams, or 0.7 pounds. It’s a notable change from the company’s last flagship drone, the Bebop 2, which didn’t fold and weighed 500 grams. Parrot says it’s made a multitude of improvements in the two years since the Bebop 2’s launch, including a better connection system and upgraded camera.

The Anafi features a 21-megapixel camera on a 180-degree tilt gimbal. It records in 4K HDR at 30 fps or 1080p HDR at 60 fps. Parrot says the cameras can zoom up to three times, but only up to two times while still supporting Full HD quality shots. Within the company’s new app, photographers can choose between taking a 21- or 12-megapixel photo and can adjust their video modes. The Anafi supports hyper-lapse, which will speed footage up to 240 times; slo-mo; and a high frame rate where users can choose to film up to 60 fps. The camera both mechanically and digitally stabilizes image capture.