DJI Mini 4 Pro Active Track Manual Mode with Inner Ring
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Feb 18, 2024
DJI Mini 4 Pro Active Track Manual Mode with Inner Ring
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Let's dive into it
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First of all, in the safety tab of the settings, we set the obstacle avoidance action to bypass
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to take advantage of the omnidirectional obstacle detection, another major upgrade of the Mini
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4 Pro compared to previous lightweight models. This will ensure extra safety, although some caution is still needed in case of obstacles
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hard to detect, like wiry tree branches and electric lines
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Without headshots we can select the same resolutions and frame rates as for regular video
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All three color profiles are available, normal, D-Log and HLG, and this is great news
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As usual we enter the three mode of focus track by drawing a rectangle about a target
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An easier way, especially for a target already in motion, is to select subject scanning
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in the control tab. Now people and vehicles are recognized as potential targets, with a plus sign above them
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A target is selected by tapping on this sign. A window will open with the three focus track modes
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Headshots is the one on the left. After choosing it and hitting go we are presented with three choices, auto, manual and parallel
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Let's start with manual, the most versatile one. After choosing myself as a target, selecting manual and hitting go, on the lower left part
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of the screen a window appears with a double dial. In the center there is an icon of a person walking facing the front
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They represent the position of the target. Behind the target in the inner ring there is a small circle with an arrow representing
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the position from where the drone will be tracking. This means that by default the tracking position is behind the target
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If I start walking the drone computes my position and then moves behind me
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If I move to a side or turn completely around, it will pivot and turn around me until his
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position again behind me, as this is the position of the target indicated in the ring
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So in manual mode the aircraft tracks relative to the position of the target
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Now I walk in a straight line and I don't find being tracked from behind very exciting
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so I want it to move to my left side at 9 o'clock
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I slide the cursor with the finger to the left until 9 o'clock
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After a few seconds the drone will turn to my left. Once again the position of the aircraft is relative to my direction, so if I change it
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he will adjust his position until it is again to my left
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I can choose on the dial any position for the drone by moving the little icon to the
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front, right or anywhere in between. Notice that when the drone moves to assume the new position, the ring shows a green line
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following the move
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