High Quality PETG 3D Printed Lens Adapter

This is a DJI DL Mount lens bayonet to replace the stock bayonet. This works along with a Standard counter weight kit or XL counter weight kit to adapt and use the following lenses on the DJI Inspire 3 (lenses sold separately)

What’s Included

(1) Replacement bayonet for a ( 7 Artisan 35mm f0.95 APS-C E-mount Lens)

Lenses this Adapts:

7 Artisan 35mm f0.95 APS-C E-mount Lens . Weight 369g. Price $249

Notes: Flight characteristics are significantly modified with these heavy lenses. These are some of the heaviest lenses that I’ve ever flown on the Inspire 3 and you should fly with extreme caution. Not only are you flying with more lens weight but also more counter weight. Fly very slow and not recommended in windy conditions or high altitudes (above 8,000ft). Some vibrations are to be expected at some gimbal tilt angles or various climate conditions. Warmer, high altitude conditions increase propellor speed, and increase vibration.

How this works

Step 1. Unscrew stock bayonet on lens with a small electronics screw driver

Step 2. Use the same screws and insert the 3d printed bayonet, aligning the bayonet in the correct orientation (Align mark to red dot on lens)

Step 3. Install lens on Inspire 3 along with the Counter Weight kit and appropriate weights.

Step 4. Set focus to infinity on the ground.

Step 5. Lock focus with a small piece of gaffe tape on the lens. You will not get Autofocus with these lenses.

Step 6. Make sure gimbal lens lock has locked in lens correctly.

DISCLAIMER - YOU FLY AT YOUR OWN RISK

The DJI inspire 3 is designed to fly compact lenses that are 169g, and flying heavier and bigger lenses will change flight and gimbal characteristics. By purchasing this adapter you accept the risk of personal injury, death and or destruction of property due to the changes to the flight characteristics. This sale makes no guarantee that the lenses the adapter is intended for will work with full functionality, mobility, and aerodynamics. Be smart, fly slow, make a test flight first, YOU FLY AT YOUR OWN RISK.