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At the Mount Qomolangma research base, the sky opens differently. Launched into thin air and extreme light, #Mavic4Pro and #Avata360 capture the scale of glaciers, ridgelines, and the world’s highest horizon with breathtaking clarity. #DJI #MountQomolangma

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EPIC

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Thanks for your support

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You've got a lifetime ambassador in me!

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The allegedly "Avata 360" take is just the Mavic 4 Pro 'Infinity Gimbal' doing the almost-360 roation 🙄 I don't see any trace of the Avata 360 in that video and I don't think any climber would fill the backpack with the clunky Avata 360, but aight.

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Why you guys so creative #DJI

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