DJI partnered with 8KRAW Films in a project to fly the Mavic 3 drone off the highest point on Earth: the summit of Mount Everest.
is a small Chinese-based film crew that has been producing travel and adventure films for the last few years. While they have focused primarily on China, this latest project pushed them out of their comfort zones and to the peak of the highest mountain on Earth.
“This is Mount Everest. The highest point on Earth. A place where describing the weather as ‘harsh’ is an understatement,” DJI writes. The team made the ascent in May, and by the 27th had reached the summit of the mountain. The 8KRAW photographers then sent DJI’s top-of-the-line compact drone, the DJI Mavic 3, off that point to capture aerial shots of Mount Everest.
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