Drone Camera and Flight Mode Settings
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What is the purpose of the pinpoint feature in camera control?

  • To allow easy sharing of location information (correct)
  • To improve drone battery performance
  • To stabilize video footage
  • To enhance image quality during recording
  • Which flight mode is not available for the drone?

  • Normal mode
  • Attitude mode
  • Sport mode
  • Altitude mode (correct)
  • What should the drone's battery voltage not drop below for safe flight?

  • 3.6 volts per cell (correct)
  • 14.0 volts for a 4-cell battery
  • 3.0 volts per cell
  • 17.2 volts for a 4-cell battery
  • Which camera setting allows for automatic adjustment of exposure?

    <p>AE</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the function of dewarping in gimbal settings?

    <p>To crop in and correct distorted images</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which storage setting is important for managing space on the SD card?

    <p>Available space display</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How are media files organized after a mission?

    <p>Automatically into folders by mission type</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which autofocus setting allows focusing on a single point?

    <p>Spot focus</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What feature is useful for ensuring stable video footage while shooting?

    <p>Lock gimbal feature</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The gimbal control buttons include pitch up, recenter, and yaw.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The telemetry display shows the drone's battery temperature.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The 3.6 volt rule applies to a 3-cell battery.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The autofocus continuous setting allows focusing on a single point.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The frame arm LEDs remain on during shooting.

    <p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Camera Control and Settings

    • Wide camera view can be accessed by clicking the wide button on the green box
    • Zoom camera view can be accessed by clicking the zoom button on the green box
    • Gimbal control buttons: pitch down, recenter, and pinpoint feature to record a location of a particular object
    • Pinpoint feature allows easy sharing of location information with incident command

    Flight Mode and Telemetry

    • Flight modes: normal, attitude, and sport mode
    • Telemetry display: RC connection to the drone, drone's battery voltage (aggregate), and number of satellites
    • 3.6 volt rule: drone's battery voltage should not drop below 3.6 volts per cell, or 14.4 volts for a 4-cell battery, to ensure safe flight home

    Camera Settings

    • Exposure settings: ISO, shutter, EV, AE (automatic exposure)
    • Focus settings: autofocus continuous, spot, AFC (autofocus continuous), AF (autofocus), and manual focus
    • Camera control: manual, shutter priority, and aperture control
    • Storage display: available space on the SD card

    Camera and Gimbal Settings

    • Camera settings: image ratio (4x3), image format (JPEG, RAW, or JPEG+RAW)
    • Gimbal settings: lock gimbal while shooting (useful for mapping), mechanical shutter, and dewarping
    • Dewarping: crops in and dewarps images, useful for mapping
    • Frame arm LEDs: automatically turn off during shooting

    Organizing Media

    • Create a new folder for each mission type (e.g., mapping, orbits, progression) to organize media
    • Media is automatically sorted into folders based on the mission type

    Camera Control and Settings

    • Access wide camera view by clicking the wide button on the green box
    • Access zoom camera view by clicking the zoom button on the green box
    • Gimbal control features pitch down, recenter, and pinpoint functions
    • Pinpoint feature shares location information with incident command

    Flight Mode and Telemetry

    • Three flight modes: normal, attitude, and sport mode
    • Telemetry display shows RC connection, drone's battery voltage, and number of satellites
    • 3.6 volt rule: maintain a minimum of 3.6V per cell (14.4V for a 4-cell battery) for safe flight home

    Camera Settings

    • Exposure settings: ISO, shutter, EV, and AE (automatic exposure)
    • Focus settings: autofocus continuous, spot, AFC, AF, and manual focus
    • Camera control modes: manual, shutter priority, and aperture control
    • Storage display shows available space on the SD card

    Camera and Gimbal Settings

    • Image settings: 4:3 ratio, JPEG, RAW, or JPEG+RAW format
    • Gimbal settings: lock during shooting (useful for mapping), mechanical shutter, and dewarping
    • Dewarping: crops and dewarps images for mapping purposes
    • Frame arm LEDs automatically turn off during shooting

    Organizing Media

    • Create separate folders for each mission type (e.g., mapping, orbits, progression)
    • Media is automatically sorted into folders based on mission type

    Camera Control and Settings

    • Access wide camera view by clicking the wide button on the green box
    • Access zoom camera view by clicking the zoom button on the green box
    • Gimbal control features pitch down, recenter, and pinpoint functions
    • Pinpoint feature shares location information with incident command

    Flight Mode and Telemetry

    • Three flight modes: normal, attitude, and sport mode
    • Telemetry display shows RC connection, drone's battery voltage, and number of satellites
    • 3.6 volt rule: maintain a minimum of 3.6V per cell (14.4V for a 4-cell battery) for safe flight home

    Camera Settings

    • Exposure settings: ISO, shutter, EV, and AE (automatic exposure)
    • Focus settings: autofocus continuous, spot, AFC, AF, and manual focus
    • Camera control modes: manual, shutter priority, and aperture control
    • Storage display shows available space on the SD card

    Camera and Gimbal Settings

    • Image settings: 4:3 ratio, JPEG, RAW, or JPEG+RAW format
    • Gimbal settings: lock during shooting (useful for mapping), mechanical shutter, and dewarping
    • Dewarping: crops and dewarps images for mapping purposes
    • Frame arm LEDs automatically turn off during shooting

    Organizing Media

    • Create separate folders for each mission type (e.g., mapping, orbits, progression)
    • Media is automatically sorted into folders based on mission type

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    Learn about the various camera views, gimbal controls, and flight modes of a drone. Understand how to use the pinpoint feature and telemetry display.

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