Complete run through of Camera and Video settings for the Mavic Pro to allow you to get the most out of you Cinematic Drone.
This video is a basic walk through the DJI Go App to get best setting for getting the most out of your camera. Hopefully this is of help and you get something out of it and if you have suggestions please feel free to comment below.
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The Ocean footage was shot in Philip Island in Australia.
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Updates to the video worth reading:
Looks like the Peak Focus option is only available for iOS devices. I have no idea if DJI plan to implement this with Android or not. Really hope they do because it's probably the number 1 mistake that occurs when videoing with the Mavic
If you're shooting mainly at night time and going to be getting a lot of night footage with street lighting them you may need to have your Anti Flicker in sync with your framerate, i.e. 50hz with 25 or 50fps and 60hz with 30 or 60fps etc I don't do night shooting so I haven't test that as yet too see what the outcome will be. As stated in the video the framerate is more important to me than shooting at night