Questions and Answers
What happens to the drone's video resolution when recording to a phone or tablet without a micro SD card?
What feature allows the drone to capture photos in raw format?
What determines the actual length of a hyperlapse video?
Why should you avoid landing the drone in grass, dirt, or water?
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What is a characteristic of cheaper drones?
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The drone's battery life remains the same over time.
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The drone can record 4K 120fps video.
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Pano shots can be taken in the drone's video mode.
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In America, the standard frame rate for hyperlapses is 25fps.
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Landing the drone on a slope is recommended.
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Study Notes
Drone Features and Limitations
- Without a micro SD card, the drone's capabilities are limited, and video resolution will be downgraded when recording to a phone or tablet.
Battery Life and Age
- The drone's battery life decreases over time, even after a month of usage.
- Cheaper drones tend to have shorter battery life.
Recording Modes
- The drone can record 4K 60fps video.
- In photo mode, the drone can shoot in raw format, allowing for more editing options.
Pano Shots
- Panos can be shot in the drone's photo mode.
- Multiple photos can be taken and then stitched together in Lightroom to create an HDR pano.
Hyperlapses
- Hyperlapses can be created using the drone's Waypoint mode.
- The drone can be set to fly through a series of waypoints to capture a hyperlapse.
- The hyperlapse can be customized with different frame rates, lengths, and modes (free, circle, course lock, or Waypoint).
- In America, the standard frame rates are 24fps, 30fps, or 60fps (broadcast standard), while Pal countries use 25fps.
- When creating a hyperlapse, the drone will capture a video with 250 frames, but the actual length of the video will depend on the frame rate (e.g., 10 seconds in Pal format, but 7-8 seconds in American format).
Vertical Hyperlapses
- The Mini 4 Pro drone can create vertical hyperlapses by physically moving the gimbal into vertical mode.
Advanced Aerial Videography
- The drone can be used to create advanced aerial shots, such as reveals, slides, and orbits, which can be learned through practice and study.
Landing the Drone
- When landing the drone, it's best to find a flat surface and land into the wind.
- Avoid landing in grass, dirt, or water, and do not land in your hand.
Drone Features and Limitations
- Without a micro SD card, video resolution is downgraded when recording to a phone or tablet.
Battery Life and Age
- Drone battery life decreases over time, even after a month of usage.
- Cheaper drones have shorter battery life.
Recording Modes
- 4K 60fps video recording is available.
- Raw format shooting is available in photo mode for more editing options.
Pano Shots
- Panoramic shots can be taken in photo mode.
- Multiple photos can be stitched together in Lightroom to create an HDR pano.
Hyperlapses
- Hyperlapses can be created using Waypoint mode.
- The drone can be set to fly through a series of waypoints to capture a hyperlapse.
- Customizable hyperlapse options include frame rates, lengths, and modes (free, circle, course lock, or Waypoint).
- Standard frame rates in America are 24fps, 30fps, or 60fps (broadcast standard), while Pal countries use 25fps.
- A 250-frame video is captured, with actual length depending on frame rate (e.g., 10 seconds in Pal format, 7-8 seconds in American format).
Vertical Hyperlapses
- The Mini 4 Pro drone can create vertical hyperlapses by physically moving the gimbal into vertical mode.
Advanced Aerial Videography
- Advanced aerial shots (reveals, slides, orbits) can be achieved with practice and study.
Landing the Drone
- Find a flat surface and land into the wind for safe landing.
- Avoid landing in grass, dirt, or water, and do not land in your hand.
Drone Features and Limitations
- Without a micro SD card, video resolution is downgraded when recording to a phone or tablet.
Battery Life and Age
- Drone battery life decreases over time, even after a month of usage.
- Cheaper drones have shorter battery life.
Recording Modes
- 4K 60fps video recording is available.
- Raw format shooting is available in photo mode for more editing options.
Pano Shots
- Panoramic shots can be taken in photo mode.
- Multiple photos can be stitched together in Lightroom to create an HDR pano.
Hyperlapses
- Hyperlapses can be created using Waypoint mode.
- The drone can be set to fly through a series of waypoints to capture a hyperlapse.
- Customizable hyperlapse options include frame rates, lengths, and modes (free, circle, course lock, or Waypoint).
- Standard frame rates in America are 24fps, 30fps, or 60fps (broadcast standard), while Pal countries use 25fps.
- A 250-frame video is captured, with actual length depending on frame rate (e.g., 10 seconds in Pal format, 7-8 seconds in American format).
Vertical Hyperlapses
- The Mini 4 Pro drone can create vertical hyperlapses by physically moving the gimbal into vertical mode.
Advanced Aerial Videography
- Advanced aerial shots (reveals, slides, orbits) can be achieved with practice and study.
Landing the Drone
- Find a flat surface and land into the wind for safe landing.
- Avoid landing in grass, dirt, or water, and do not land in your hand.
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Explore the capabilities and limitations of drones, including video resolution, battery life, and recording modes.
