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DJI Mini 5 Pro - How to Shoot a Panorama
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We access panorama mode via the photo
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video button above the shutter on the
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right part of the menu using the icon at
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the bottom.
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The menu to the left displays five icons
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for the different modes free sphere
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180°ree wide angle and vertical.
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We can only access the panorama function
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when the drone is flying.
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We can then choose the exposure mode.
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The bottom on the lower right of the
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screen toggles between auto and manual
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exposure.
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I generally shoot video and photos in
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manual exposure.
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But for panoramas, auto exposure can be
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used. However, it tends to add too much
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light to the element on the ground.
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On most occasion, I prefer the result
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obtain in manual mode. But in low light
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condition, I switch to auto mode.
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The white balance must be set to manual
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to avoid color shifts. With the Mini 5
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Pro, I find the best value to be around
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50 to 100 Kelvin in the light
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conditions. While in low light, a higher
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value is needed.
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By tapping on the area on the left of
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the exposure button, a small windows
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opens
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in the tab original. We can opt to save
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the file of each photo composing the
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panorama in RAW or JPEG format.