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DJI Mini 5 Pro Point of Interest - Settings
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Point of interest is part of a suite of
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three intelligent modes grouped under
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the name focus track. Unlike quickshot,
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master shot and hyperlapse, these modes
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don't appear in the photo video menu.
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To access them with a static target,
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such as a building or run mark, simply
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draw a box around them. A small window
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in the lower part of the screen present
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a choice among the three modes at the
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track, spotlight, and point of interest.
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These modes are only available when the
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drone is flying.
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After selecting point of interest, a
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double yellow arrow appears to select
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the direction and the and the speed of
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flight.
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It is possible to modify the speed
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during the shot, which is handy.
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I would prefer a higher maximum speed.
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However, it is possible to increase it
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while editing if the scene doesn't
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contain moving elements.
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Once a target is selected, the camera
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locks on the target defined by green
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brackets.
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The focus track icon on the left part of
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the screen turns to yellow, indicating
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that we are in one of the three focus
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track modes.
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If needed, we can switch to a different
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mode with the same target selected via a
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small window.
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In previous DJI lightweight models like
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the Mini 5 Pro and the Flip to select
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targets like people or vehicle, we had
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to activate subject scanning in the
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control tabs setting.
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The procedure has been simplified in the
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Mini 5 Pro.
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When the active track icon is active,
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the app recognizes people and vehicles
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and displays a plus sign over them.
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Simply tap on the plus icon to select
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one of them as a target.
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To exit point of interest, tap the focus
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track icon on the left, which will
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change from yellow to white to indicate
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that you are back in normal video mode.
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An alternative way is to tap on the
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green X near the target.
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Point of interest can be applied to
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vertical footage taken in portrait mode
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which is handy for users involved in
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social media.
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Most of the video settings are
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available.
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We can use manual or auto exposure and
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white balance. The resolution can be set
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to 1080p or 4K with frame rates up to 60
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frames per second.
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It is also possible to use it with the
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video slow motion mode and the frame
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rate of 120 frame per second for extreme
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slow motion.
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The three color profiles are available
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normal, dlog m and hlg
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with the mini pro. Point of interest can
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be used with a 48 mm metal mode to apply
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a two times zoom with a quality close to
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a true optical lens
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achieving an astonishing parallax
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effect.
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Surprisingly, the continuous gimbal
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rotation is not available in this mode.
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However, similar result can be achieved
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by performing a circular move in
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spotlight mode, which does support the
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gimbal rotation.
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Before starting a move, be aware of
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nearby obstacles and turn on the
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obstacle avoidance system in the safety
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tab of the setting, selecting break or
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bypass.