Questions and Answers
What is the recommended mode to shoot stacked imagery for HDR photos?
What is the maximum zoom functionality available in the updated app?
How do you start recording video on the Mavic 3 drone?
What is the recommended way to set up the gimbal motion for smooth video recording?
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What is the recommended mode to fly the drone back using the intelligent flight features?
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The Mavic 3 drone has onboard storage and does not require an SD card.
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The video format is set to MP4 for 4K 60 video recording.
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The shutter speed is set to Auto to prevent clipping in footage.
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The gimbal motion can be adjusted using the roller wheel in the remote.
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The exposure setting should be adjusted before flying back in Sport mode.
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Study Notes
Mavic 3 Drone Settings
- The drone is set up with onboard storage, as there is no SD card inserted.
- Format is set to Raw, which is ideal for storage.
Taking Photos
- To take a photo, switch to A mode (Auto) in Photo AE (Auto Exposure).
- It is recommended to shoot stacked imagery to create HDR photos.
- The focus is set to good, and the shutter button is clicked to take three images at different exposure levels.
- The zoom button can be used to zoom in, but the updated app has limited zoom functionality, allowing only 7x zoom or 1x zoom.
Video Settings
- To switch to video mode, click the button next to the right stick.
- Settings are set to 4K 60, with storage set to Auto, and video format set to h264 MP4.
- Shutter speed is set up to prevent clipping in footage, and white balance is set to Auto.
Recording Video
- To start recording video, click the shutter button.
- It is recommended to set up the gimbal motion to a slower speed by going to control > gimbal mode and adjusting the roller wheel.
- To get a smooth consistent tilt, place your finger on the wheel 3/4 of the way down, start to move the wheel, and then press against the actual shell of the remote itself.
Intelligent Flight Features
- The drone can be flown back in Sport mode using the intelligent flight features.
- It is recommended to set up the exposure for the ending shot and frame up the shot before flying back.
General Tips
- When doing upper reveals, there may be changes in exposure, so it is recommended to set up the camera for the ending shot.
- To get nice smooth motion, use the gimbal mode and adjust the roller wheel accordingly.
Mavic 3 Drone Settings
- Onboard storage is used, as no SD card is inserted.
- Raw format is used for storage, ideal for image quality.
Taking Photos
- A mode (Auto) in Photo AE (Auto Exposure) is used to take photos.
- Shooting stacked imagery is recommended to create HDR photos.
- Focus is set to good, and the shutter button is clicked to take three images at different exposure levels.
Video Settings
- Video mode is accessed by clicking the button next to the right stick.
- Settings are set to 4K 60, with storage set to Auto, and video format set to h264 MP4.
- Shutter speed is set to prevent clipping in footage, and white balance is set to Auto.
Recording Video
- Video recording is started by clicking the shutter button.
- Setting up the gimbal motion to a slower speed is recommended for smooth footage.
- To achieve a smooth consistent tilt, place finger on the wheel 3/4 of the way down, move the wheel, and press against the remote's shell.
Intelligent Flight Features
- The drone can be flown back in Sport mode using intelligent flight features.
- Setting up the exposure for the ending shot and framing the shot before flying back is recommended.
General Tips
- When doing upper reveals, changes in exposure may occur, so setting up the camera for the ending shot is recommended.
- Using the gimbal mode and adjusting the roller wheel accordingly helps achieve nice smooth motion.
Mavic 3 Drone Settings
- Onboard storage is used, as no SD card is inserted.
- Raw format is used for storage, ideal for image quality.
Taking Photos
- A mode (Auto) in Photo AE (Auto Exposure) is used to take photos.
- Shooting stacked imagery is recommended to create HDR photos.
- Focus is set to good, and the shutter button is clicked to take three images at different exposure levels.
Video Settings
- Video mode is accessed by clicking the button next to the right stick.
- Settings are set to 4K 60, with storage set to Auto, and video format set to h264 MP4.
- Shutter speed is set to prevent clipping in footage, and white balance is set to Auto.
Recording Video
- Video recording is started by clicking the shutter button.
- Setting up the gimbal motion to a slower speed is recommended for smooth footage.
- To achieve a smooth consistent tilt, place finger on the wheel 3/4 of the way down, move the wheel, and press against the remote's shell.
Intelligent Flight Features
- The drone can be flown back in Sport mode using intelligent flight features.
- Setting up the exposure for the ending shot and framing the shot before flying back is recommended.
General Tips
- When doing upper reveals, changes in exposure may occur, so setting up the camera for the ending shot is recommended.
- Using the gimbal mode and adjusting the roller wheel accordingly helps achieve nice smooth motion.
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Learn about the ideal settings for taking photos with a Mavic 3 drone, including onboard storage, Raw format, and Auto Exposure mode. Understand how to take HDR photos with stacked imagery.
