DJI Mini 5 Pro Spotlight Mode - Static Targets
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Unlike the other two modes of focus
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track, in spotlight, the drone doesn't
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move autonomously.
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The movement is generated by the two
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sticks of the remote controller while
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the target remains in the same position
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on the frame.
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With stat targets, Spotlight makes it
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easy to perform smooth, flawless moves
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that are difficult to control manually,
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especially when the two sticks of the
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controller and the dials for the gimbals
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are involved.
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A classic move is to advance diagonally
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to the target.
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The camera will remain locked to the
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subject, revealing the surroundings with
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interesting parallax effect.
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In this case, the camera is locked to
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this tiny lighthouse and I can move the
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drone in all directions to reveal the
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width of this lovely bay and Mount Etna
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on the background. Here
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the drone rises in altitude with the
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camera locked on this little hill
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despite the elevation change revealing
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the Bay of Katana in his Sicily in the
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background.
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Spotlight mode is an excellent tool for
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real estate videography to show the
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surroundings of a property in a
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cinematic way.
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Another classic move difficult to
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perform manually is the crane shot.
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Starting at the front of a landmark,
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rising in altitude, and advancing to
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reach a bird's eyee view.
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The reverse movement can also be quite
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spectacular, starting from the top view
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and then revealing the surroundings.
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Spotlight can also be used for dynamic
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orbiting move around the landmark.
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On several occasions, similar results
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can be obtained using point of interest
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as in this move. Combining a reverse
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crane with a screwdriver effect.
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The choice of the tool depends on
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personal preference.
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