DJI Mini 4 Pro manual 48 MP panorama

When in Panorama mode, the option for 48 megapixel mode is not available in the camera tab of the settings

So, to take advantage of the higher resolution, the only option is to do it manually

It is quite simple. Before starting the shooting, make sure to have the rule of thirds overlay by going to the camera tab of the settings

To stitch the images properly, two adjacent photos must overlap by more than one-third, and no more than one-third

and no more than two thirds. Let's say we want a panel made of three rows and three photos each

We start with the left edge of the middle row. We frame the shot, making sure we have a reference point

matching the left border of the frame and the lower of the two horizontal lines of the rule of thirds

After hitting the shutter, we pan to the left until the reference point is just past the left vertical line

After taking the photo we pan again to the left until the same point is to the right of the second vertical line

After shooting the last photo of the middle row we tilt the camera up until the reference point is just below the lower edge of the frame

We can now take three photos as we did before but in the opposite direction panning to the right

At the end of the bottom row we tilt the camera down

down until the reference point is above the top horizontal line and take

three more shots panning to the left. This is the result of the 48 megapixel

mode panorama which can be useful when a higher resolution is needed. For example in

the case of large prints or deep crops