Questions and Answers
What is the recommended precaution when using intelligent flight features?
What is the benefit of using Reverse Interval in Hyperlapse mode?
What is a common issue that may occur when using Circle Mode in Orbital Hyperlapse?
What is the characteristic of Master Shots?
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What is the frame rate of DJI's hyperlapse video output?
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DJI Mavic 3 has a feature called 'Quick Shots' that allows for manual flight modes.
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In Hyperlapse mode, if you run out of storage, you can exit hyperlapse mode and regain control.
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DJI outputs hyperlapse videos at 30 frames per second.
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In Orbital Hyperlapse, the Circle Mode always works as expected.
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Master Shots in DJI Mavic 3 shoot only one cinematic motion at once.
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The Hyperlapse feature on the DJI Mavic 3 allows users to create a time-lapse video along a random path.
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The Orbital Hyperlapse feature on the DJI Mavic 3 always centers the subject accurately.
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Master Shots on the DJI Mavic 3 require manual adjustment of camera tilt and width.
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The DJI Mavic 3's Quick Shots feature includes a Spider mode.
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It's recommended to land the DJI Mavic 3 when the voltage reaches 3.8V.
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What should you ensure when using the Hyperlapse feature on the DJI Mavic 3?
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What is the main benefit of using the Master Shots feature on the DJI Mavic 3?
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What should you check before landing the DJI Mavic 3?
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What is a unique characteristic of the Droney mode in Quick Shots?
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What should you do when using the Orbital Hyperlapse feature on the DJI Mavic 3?
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Study Notes
DJI Mavic 3 Features and Best Practices
- Quick Shots: A feature that allows for intelligent flight modes such as Dronie, Rocket, Circle, Orbit, Helix, and Boomerang, with asteroid as an interesting nomenclature.
- Intelligent Flight Mode: Ensure obstacle avoidance is turned on and there is ample space before using intelligent flight features.
- Dronie Mode: Frames up the subject, pitches back, and tilts the camera up; simple flight motions that require a right environment.
Hyperlapse Feature
- Waypoint Mode: Allows for a very specific flight path; set Waypoints and adjust camera rotation to avoid changes.
- Battery Maintenance: Be cautious of battery power during hyperlapses; consider using reverse interval to conserve power.
- Reverse Interval: Clicking reverse starts shooting at the last Waypoint, instead of flying back to the starting point and then shooting; more efficient use of battery power.
- Glitch: If you run out of storage, you cannot exit hyperlapse mode; either let it fly the whole sequence or click return to home and regain control.
Hyperlapse and Video Creation
- Output: DJI outputs hyperlapse videos at 25 frames per second; consider making videos longer to fit into 30 or 60 timelines.
- Video Editing: Be cognizant of video length, as it may say 4 seconds but be 3.5 seconds long; adjust speed or shrink videos accordingly.
Orbital Hyperlapse
- Circle Mode: Select the subject, adjust pitch and tilt, and click shutter; may not always work as expected due to limitations in consumer-grade apps.
- Gimbal Lock: The gimbal may lock, and the camera may not center on the subject as intended.
Master Shots
- Feature Overview: Master shots shoot multiple cinematic motions at once, including Dronie, Circle, and Reveal shots.
- Setup: Set width, length, and height, and pay attention to surrounding obstacles.
- Shot Limitations: Master shots may not always complete the full orbit or shoot the expected number of shots.
Safety and Landing
- Battery Maintenance: Keep an eye on battery levels; exponential loss occurs below 30%.
- Voltage: When voltage reaches 3.6 volts, it's time to fly home; this gives 2,000 linear feet to land safely.
- Landing Rules: Land into the wind, with the pilot and drone having the same orientation; ensure Landing protection is on.
Additional Resources
- Drills and Exercises Course: Recommended to improve flight skills and get more out of flights.
- Operations Course: Recommended to learn best practices for drone operations.
DJI Mavic 3 Features and Best Practices
- Quick Shots allow for intelligent flight modes, including Dronie, Rocket, Circle, Orbit, Helix, and Boomerang, with Asteroid as an interesting nomenclature.
- Ensure obstacle avoidance is turned on and there is ample space before using intelligent flight features.
Intelligent Flight Modes
- Dronie Mode frames up the subject, pitches back, and tilts the camera up; requires a suitable environment.
Hyperlapse Feature
- Waypoint Mode allows for a specific flight path; set Waypoints and adjust camera rotation to avoid changes.
- Battery Maintenance is crucial during hyperlapses; consider using Reverse Interval to conserve power.
- Reverse Interval starts shooting at the last Waypoint, instead of flying back to the starting point and then shooting, for efficient battery use.
- If storage runs out during a hyperlapse, you cannot exit hyperlapse mode; either let it fly the whole sequence or click return to home and regain control.
Hyperlapse and Video Creation
- DJI outputs hyperlapse videos at 25 frames per second; consider making videos longer to fit into 30 or 60 timelines.
- Be aware of video length, as it may display 4 seconds but be 3.5 seconds long; adjust speed or shrink videos accordingly.
Orbital Hyperlapse
- Circle Mode selects the subject, adjusts pitch and tilt, and clicks the shutter; may not always work as expected due to limitations in consumer-grade apps.
- Gimbal Lock might occur, causing the camera not to center on the subject as intended.
Master Shots
- Master Shots shoot multiple cinematic motions at once, including Dronie, Circle, and Reveal shots.
- Setup involves setting width, length, and height, while paying attention to surrounding obstacles.
- Shot Limitations: Master shots may not always complete the full orbit or shoot the expected number of shots.
Safety and Landing
- Battery Maintenance: Monitor battery levels closely; exponential loss occurs below 30%.
- Voltage: When voltage reaches 3.6 volts, it's time to fly home; this gives 2,000 linear feet to land safely.
- Landing Rules: Land into the wind, with the pilot and drone having the same orientation; ensure Landing Protection is on.
Additional Resources
- Drills and Exercises Course is recommended to improve flight skills and get more out of flights.
- Operations Course is recommended to learn best practices for drone operations.
DJI Mavic 3 Features and Best Practices
- Quick Shots allow for intelligent flight modes, including Dronie, Rocket, Circle, Orbit, Helix, and Boomerang, with Asteroid as an interesting nomenclature.
- Ensure obstacle avoidance is turned on and there is ample space before using intelligent flight features.
Intelligent Flight Modes
- Dronie Mode frames up the subject, pitches back, and tilts the camera up; requires a suitable environment.
Hyperlapse Feature
- Waypoint Mode allows for a specific flight path; set Waypoints and adjust camera rotation to avoid changes.
- Battery Maintenance is crucial during hyperlapses; consider using Reverse Interval to conserve power.
- Reverse Interval starts shooting at the last Waypoint, instead of flying back to the starting point and then shooting, for efficient battery use.
- If storage runs out during a hyperlapse, you cannot exit hyperlapse mode; either let it fly the whole sequence or click return to home and regain control.
Hyperlapse and Video Creation
- DJI outputs hyperlapse videos at 25 frames per second; consider making videos longer to fit into 30 or 60 timelines.
- Be aware of video length, as it may display 4 seconds but be 3.5 seconds long; adjust speed or shrink videos accordingly.
Orbital Hyperlapse
- Circle Mode selects the subject, adjusts pitch and tilt, and clicks the shutter; may not always work as expected due to limitations in consumer-grade apps.
- Gimbal Lock might occur, causing the camera not to center on the subject as intended.
Master Shots
- Master Shots shoot multiple cinematic motions at once, including Dronie, Circle, and Reveal shots.
- Setup involves setting width, length, and height, while paying attention to surrounding obstacles.
- Shot Limitations: Master shots may not always complete the full orbit or shoot the expected number of shots.
Safety and Landing
- Battery Maintenance: Monitor battery levels closely; exponential loss occurs below 30%.
- Voltage: When voltage reaches 3.6 volts, it's time to fly home; this gives 2,000 linear feet to land safely.
- Landing Rules: Land into the wind, with the pilot and drone having the same orientation; ensure Landing Protection is on.
Additional Resources
- Drills and Exercises Course is recommended to improve flight skills and get more out of flights.
- Operations Course is recommended to learn best practices for drone operations.
Intelligent Flight Features
- DJI Mavic 3 has various intelligent flight features, including Quick Shots, Hyperlapse, and Master Shots.
- Ensure obstacle avoidance is turned on and there is ample space and room when using these features.
Quick Shots
- Quick Shots include Droney, Rocket, Circle or Orbit, Helix, and Boomerang.
- Each Quick Shot has a unique motion and camera angle.
- Droney mode pitches back, tilts the camera up, and then returns to the starting point.
Hyperlapse Feature
- Hyperlapse allows users to create a time-lapse video along a specific path.
- To use Hyperlapse, set Waypoints and define the camera rotation and interval.
- Setting the interval to reverse allows shooting at the last Waypoint instead of flying back to the starting point, saving battery power.
Hyperlapse Tips
- Practice battery maintenance and be cautious of battery levels when using Hyperlapse.
- Running out of storage prevents exiting Hyperlapse mode; let it finish or click Return to Home.
- Make videos longer to fit properly in a 30 or 60 timeline.
Orbital Hyperlapse
- Orbital Hyperlapse creates a circular motion around a subject.
- Draw a box around the subject, adjust the camera tilt, and click Shutter to start.
- The gimbal may lock, and the center point may not be accurately centered.
Master Shots
- Master Shots shoot a series of different cinematic motions, including Droney, Circle, and upward reveal.
- Set the width, length, and height of the shot, and ensure sufficient storage space.
- Master Shots are useful for real estate or other applications where automation is desired.
Safety and Landing
- Always check battery levels and voltage before landing.
- Land into the wind, and ensure the pilot and drone have the same orientation.
- When the voltage reaches 3.6V, it's time to fly home.
- The Mavic 3 has Landing protection, which cannot be turned off with the RC Pro remote.
Intelligent Flight Features
- DJI Mavic 3 has various intelligent flight features, including Quick Shots, Hyperlapse, and Master Shots.
- Ensure obstacle avoidance is turned on and there is ample space and room when using these features.
Quick Shots
- Quick Shots include Droney, Rocket, Circle or Orbit, Helix, and Boomerang.
- Each Quick Shot has a unique motion and camera angle.
- Droney mode pitches back, tilts the camera up, and then returns to the starting point.
Hyperlapse Feature
- Hyperlapse allows users to create a time-lapse video along a specific path.
- To use Hyperlapse, set Waypoints and define the camera rotation and interval.
- Setting the interval to reverse allows shooting at the last Waypoint instead of flying back to the starting point, saving battery power.
Hyperlapse Tips
- Practice battery maintenance and be cautious of battery levels when using Hyperlapse.
- Running out of storage prevents exiting Hyperlapse mode; let it finish or click Return to Home.
- Make videos longer to fit properly in a 30 or 60 timeline.
Orbital Hyperlapse
- Orbital Hyperlapse creates a circular motion around a subject.
- Draw a box around the subject, adjust the camera tilt, and click Shutter to start.
- The gimbal may lock, and the center point may not be accurately centered.
Master Shots
- Master Shots shoot a series of different cinematic motions, including Droney, Circle, and upward reveal.
- Set the width, length, and height of the shot, and ensure sufficient storage space.
- Master Shots are useful for real estate or other applications where automation is desired.
Safety and Landing
- Always check battery levels and voltage before landing.
- Land into the wind, and ensure the pilot and drone have the same orientation.
- When the voltage reaches 3.6V, it's time to fly home.
- The Mavic 3 has Landing protection, which cannot be turned off with the RC Pro remote.
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Learn about the advanced features of DJI Mavic 3 drone, including Quick Shots and Intelligent Flight Mode, and best practices for using them.
