The diagonal FOV (field of view) of the Nebula is 150°, which is the same as the DJI’s, but since the Nebula has a longer aspect ratio, it has smaller vertical FOV and so you will see less from top to bottom.The Nebula can only do 16:9 wide screen, no 4:3 due to the the sensor’s 16:9 native aspect ratio.While having their own version, Caddx is also releasing an Eachine edition of the micro.Īpart from size and weight, the other major differences between the Nebula and original DJI camera are: There is also a Nebula Micro version, which is slightly bigger (micro size 19x19mm).īut the interesting thing is that it has both digital and analogue video outputs, which means you can use it with your traditional analogue VTX as well. it’s also smaller, with a form factor of 14x14mm, The Nebula Nano also comes with a 19x19mm bracket so you can mount it like a micro camera if you want. The Caddx Nebula Nano camera weighs 4.5g, while the original DJI camera weighs about 8.5g, so you save about 4g by using the Nebula Nano. You can either purchase the Vista with the Nebula pre-installed, or you can just get the Nebula camera separately and install it in your existing Air Unit by yourself. It works with both DJI Air Unit and Caddx Vista. The Caddx Nebula is basically a lighter and smaller camera replacement for the original DJI camera. Update (March 2021): There’s a much better new version, the Nebula Pro. A list of DJI FPV System upgrades and accessories you don’t want to miss.Still on the fence? Here is my DJI FPV System Review.
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