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Autel EVO Max 4N Gimbal Camera: Starlight-to-Thermal Imaging Down to 0.0001 Lux
The Autel EVO Max 4N Gimbal Camera is a hybrid sensor payload combining a starlight night vision camera, a radiometric thermal sensor, a 50MP wide-angle camera, and a laser rangefinder in a single interchangeable unit. This listing is for the gimbal payload only; the EVO MAX airframe is sold separately. Operating down to 0.0001 lux, the starlight sensor lets pilots identify and track subjects in near-total darkness, while the thermal camera adds 640x512 resolution imaging with 16x digital zoom for locating heat signatures at range.
Because the EVO MAX 4N and EVO MAX 4T share the same airframe, battery, and controller software, operators already running a 4T can swap this payload onto their existing aircraft, and the flight app automatically recognizes the new sensor configuration. Field crews flying public safety, industrial inspection, or search and rescue missions gain a single payload that covers day operations, low-light tracking, and thermal detection without needing a second aircraft. The laser rangefinder adds instant distance readings up to 0.75 miles with a single tap, while Moonlight Algorithm 2.0 processing sharpens wide-angle footage captured after sunset.
Key Features and Benefits
- Starlight sensor: locks onto targets in near-total darkness at 0.0001 lux
- Thermal imaging: 640x512 resolution spots heat signatures at 30 fps
- 16x thermal zoom: closes distance on targets without repositioning the aircraft
- Laser rangefinder: taps targets for instant distance up to 0.75 miles
- 50MP wide camera: captures sharp stills for documentation and reporting
- 4K video: records 30fps footage for mapping and inspection review
- Moonlight Algorithm 2.0: reduces noise and boosts HDR in low light
- Wide ISO range: adapts exposure automatically from ISO 100 to 450000
- Interchangeable design: swaps onto a compatible EVO MAX 4T airframe directly
- Rugged silver housing: built to withstand repeated field deployment cycles
Applications and Use Cases
- Search and rescue: locate missing persons using thermal signatures after dark
- Night surveillance: track subjects covertly using ultra-low-light starlight imaging capability
- Structural inspection: detect heat loss and electrical faults on industrial assets
- Wildlife monitoring: observe nocturnal animal behavior without disturbing natural habitats
- Perimeter security: monitor property boundaries continuously through day and night cycles
- Disaster response: assess flood or fire damage from a safe altitude
- Law enforcement operations: locate suspects and support tactical decision making at night
- Utility inspection: pinpoint overheating components on power lines and substations
The EVO Max 4N Gimbal Camera exists to keep crews working after the sun goes down, when most single-sensor payloads run out of usable imaging. By combining starlight, thermal, and wide-angle capture with a laser rangefinder in one interchangeable unit, it solves the recurring field problem of swapping aircraft mid-mission to cover changing light conditions. Operators get one payload that handles reconnaissance, tracking, and documentation across a full operational cycle.
Pairing the right payload to a mission profile is where DSLRPros technicians add the most value, and the EVO Max 4N Gimbal Camera is no exception given its multiple imaging modes and shared-airframe compatibility with the EVO MAX 4T. Our team can walk operators through configuration before the unit ships, including confirming aircraft compatibility for those purchasing the payload separately from a drone. Order the EVO Max 4N Gimbal Camera from DSLRPros to get a payload backed by technicians who understand night operations equipment.




















