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Camera-to-cloud for the DJI Mavic 3 series

Your Mavic 3 and its DJI RC Pro are enough for client review on set. ezRushes uploads each take from the remote into your portal while you fly — your client watches and picks from wherever they are.

What happens on the remote

DJI Fly writes a low-res proxy of every clip on the RC Pro. ezRushes uploads it in the background as soon as the recording stops — over Wi-Fi or a phone hotspot. If the connection drops, the clip waits and the upload resumes where it stopped. Your originals stay on the drone’s card for post.

Hand your client the link — right from the remote

Tap the QR button and the project’s client code opens full screen, sized for small remotes like the RC Pro. Anyone on set scans it and is in the review portal without typing a PIN. For people off set, send the link and PIN instead; nothing in your portal is ever public.

Review in Rec.709

The portal player converts D-Log M to Rec.709 with DJI’s official conversion. Clients mark clips Select, Maybe or No, leave comments per clip and download proxies — unless you switch downloads off for the project.

Not on the list?

ezRushes needs a DJI smart controller with a built-in screen. The RC-N series (phone remotes) and the DJI RC 2 / RC are not supported — the RC 2 and RC are locked down by DJI. If your remote is missing, write to mail@ezrushes.com.

Set up in three steps

1. Register and pick your portal address.
2. Open ezrushes.com/install in the RC Pro browser and install the app.
3. Pair the remote with the 6-character code — clips start flowing.

Other remotes: RC Pro 2 / Mavic 4 Pro · RC Plus / Inspire 3.