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@@frankinblackpool thanks so much! I appreciate it massively!

@@takeoffdrones You are welcome. I’ve had my channel 17 years and just have fun creating little random projects. I will of course wander through your episodes for helpful tips and tricks for my DJI Mini projects.

Glad to hear that!

Thanks, glad you learned something new 👍

Thanks very much! I appreciate it greatly!

If you select an object in an area with something moving, for example cars on a road, then the system may think that you have selected the car as well as the building, sometimes moving the selected area around the screen. Thanks for watching!

@@mrhaftbar correct.

Seems to me that he did. But thanks for pointing out the rules

Glad you enjoyed! It really is a function with great capabilities!

Thanks!

Thank you so much!

@@beenjam you’re welcome! Thanks for watching.

Thanks, I appreciate it!

Glad you enjoyed it!

You can do it manually, or you can select the subject and have the drone track the object while you fly it in one direction. With practice it ends up looking amazing!

@@frodeskibrek Yes! You can can do this on the Air 3!

Thanks!

Hi, do you mean the cables included in the DJI drone package, or the portable charger they sell separately?

@@takeoffdrones the portable charger the sell separately.

Thank you, I’m happy it helped!

I was filming this a while back so I can’t remember for sure, but I remember using the auto mode to gauge a good ISO, which was most likely fluctuating between the 3200-6400.

@@takeoffdronesthank you - the video looks good. 👍

Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed!

On the Mini 3 Pro I don't think there's any way of drawing the waypoints on the map, you manually have to create the course. However, you can save the course and complete it again on another day without having to manually create the course again.

Yeah I’ve found this problem in my footage before in the past. However it seems to be as a result of windy conditions, because I did the exact same course in windy and calm conditions, and the windy conditions created wobbly movements, while the calm conditions didn’t affect the video at all. It was very smooth, so I guess it just depends on the winds.

@@takeoffdrones you could try both if time allows.

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed.

Thank you! 👍

I’m happy it could help you!

Glad you enjoyed, and thanks for watching!

Very cool

Thank you!

Hi there, you can actually save the waypoints while the drone is airborne, by clicking on the drop down menu in the top left corner. This will bring up a menu where you can save the waypoint tasks. I might make a video about this in the future… thanks for watching!

Yeah definitely! The QuickShots are 100% worth using! Thanks for watching 👍

Hello, first of all thanks for watching! You can keep the batteries stored at any percentage, as they will not damage themselves. If you charge them to 100%, after 1 day they will discharge automatically to 96%, and after 9 days they will discharge to ~60%. The DJI batteries are very secure, so you will not have problems if you don’t charge them for a while. My recommendation would probably be after ~3 months to fully recharge them and use them for a while on the drone. Before you use each battery for the first time it is recommended to charge them to 100%, and they will activate when you do this. Hope this helped!

​@@takeoffdrones Thanks a lot and truly grateful 🫡

Yes, asteroid only has an FPS setting of 25fps. The obstacle avoidance does work, and if the drone detects an obstacle, it will stop the QuickShot. Thanks for watching 👍

Thanks very much!

@@takeoffdrones np

Hi there! If you try to do a panorama in portrait mode, the system will say that this function is only available in landscape mode. I’m not sure if you can get the individual photos when doing a photo sphere - I’ll get back to you if I find out anything. Thanks for watching 👍

My favourite panorama would be the photo sphere, because it captures every detail in a scene! Thanks for watching 👍

@@takeoffdrones Thanks for responding!

Wide-angel😎

Wide angle is amazing too!!

Hi there. Fast charging can damage lithium batteries if used excessively because they can create excess heat and stress on the battery’s components. This reduces the battery’s ability to hold charge, which makes it less efficient and thus having a lower capacity.

You didn't answer the question, I would also like to know where this info has come from, as incorrect I actually got in touch with DJI, they say it makes no difference fast or slow charge. So your info comes from where?

thanks 🥳

Thank you - I have!

Glad you enjoyed!

If you charge with a USB-C cable, it will usually fast charge, but if you charge with a USB charger, it will usually slow charge. You can tell which is being used by looking at the lights. 👍

@@takeoffdrones Thanks I didn't know that would make a difference.

Thanks very much!

Yes, definitely. Even if you frequently use the battery, there won’t be any issues if you take care of the battery.

Glad the video was helpful!

bruh not this dude