Autel EVO II V2.0 (8K Camera)

Excellent With 8K

Autel Robotics Evo II 8K records in resolutions up to 7680x4320. With 16 times more pixels than HD and 4 times more pixels than 4K， 8K video redefines image detail. The high resolution enables users to zoom deep into a scene and crop an image to 4K without any loss in quality, pushing colour further than ever before.

Capture Every Detail

Partnering with Sony, the Autel Robotics Evo II's 48-megapixel sensor is superior to any aerial camera, providing sharper images, greater detail, and richer colour.

Brilliant Highlights. Deeper Shadows.

4K HDR video adds dynamic range by merging long-, medium-, and short-term exposures into a single frame. 10-bit colour depth captures over 1 billion colours to provide greater flexibility in post production while still retaining rich details in the shadows and highlights.

Only Autel Offers Hyperlapse In 8K

With Hyperlapse mode, no post processing is required. The 8K images can be taken straight out of the drone and shared immediately. JPEG and RAW files are recorded simultaneously. Create perfect flight paths and produce accurate, repeatable hyperlapse videos with just one click.

LiveDeck: Stream Anywhere

Stream live video feed directly from the EVO II to any monitor with Live Deck, which supports HDMI, Ethernet, and USB output.

Instant Capture

Track fast-moving subjects with incredible precision through phase detection autofocus.

360° Obstacle Avoidance

Equipped with 19 groups of sensors — including 12 visual sensors, the main camera, ultrasound, and dual IMUs — the EVO II can easily build three-dimensional maps and plan paths through complex terrain in real time.

Dynamic Track 2.0

The EVO II can model the location and speed of targets simultaneously, predict their trajectory accurately, and track them continuously while identifying up to 64 objects at the same time.

Maximum Performance, Endless Possibilities

• Fly for up to 40 minutes with the EVO II Pro's powerful 7100mAh battery.
• Fly more than 5 miles from the pilot's location with confidence in video and telemetry transmission.
• Fly in virtually any wind condition (urban or rural) with confidence, ensuring a successful mission.
• With speeds of up to 45 mph, the EVO II Pro arrives quickly and efficiently.

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Gimbal

Remote controller & image transmission

Intelligent flight battery

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Rules for recreational drone operators

• You must not fly your drone higher than 120 metres (400 feet) above ground level.
• You must keep your drone at least 30 metres away from other people.
• You must only fly one drone at a time.
• You must keep your drone within visual line-of-sight. This means always being able to see the drone with your own eyes (rather than through a device, screen or goggles).
• You must not fly over or above people or in a populous area. This could include beaches, parks, events, or sport ovals where there is a game in progress.
• Respect personal privacy. Don’t record or photograph people without their consent — this may breach other laws.
• If your drone weighs more than 250 grams, you must fly at least 5.5 kilometres away from a controlled airport, which generally have a control tower at them.
• Remember, you must not operate your drone in a way that creates a hazard to another aircraft, person or property.
• You must only fly during the day and you must not fly through cloud or fog.
• You must not fly your drone over or near an area affecting public safety or where emergency operations are underway. This could include situations such as a car crash, police operations, a fire or firefighting efforts or search and rescue.
• If you're near a helicopter landing site or smaller aerodrome without a control tower, you can fly your drone within 5.5 kilometres. If you become aware of manned aircraft nearby, you will have to manoeuvre away and land your drone as quickly and safely as possible.
• If you intend to fly your drone for or at work (commercially), there are extra rules you must follow. You will need a remote pilot licence (RePL) or fly in the excluded category (sub-2 kilogram or private landholder).

Test your knowledge

Test your knowledge with our practice quiz on Australia’s drone safety rules.

Where can I fly?

Download a CASA-verified drone safety app to find out where you can and can’t fly your drone.

• AirMap
• ok2fly
• OpenSky

Report unsafe flying

If you believe you've seen someone breaking the rules, you can report it to CASA. Fines of up to $1,110 can be issued per offence. If the matter is taken to court, fines of up to $11,100 can be imposed.