I can’t take good photos when using DJI MavicPro and Inspire1Raw with Pix4D app,for the problem of focusing.This problem didn’t come to me when using DJI Phantom3Pro.
As I know,both Mavic and Inspire1 are able to auto focusing on DJI GO app.But they can’t do the same on Pix4D app or something like Altizure.
To focus correctly,should I fly to the same altitude of my waypoints and focus manually before starting the mission?And after than,am I good to go the mission with my drone in the air?
Or is any better way to solve my problem?
Thanks for reading this,and sorry for my poor English.
I set the waypoints high(some like about 230m) when mission in a area with many hills,and use DJI GO 4 app to focus manually at the altitude of waypoints before starting my mission.After that,I got not bad photos from my Mavic.
For missions at flat ground,just set a lower altitude.
Here are the points for most android:
1.Connect everything and start with DJI GO 4
2.Fly to the mission altitude and focus manually or automatically in DJI GO 4,auto re-focus is not needed
3.Cut off the connection between remote control and your pad or phone,kill process of DJI GO 4,then reconnect them
4.Select the DJI+ctrl app to run on pad or phone that you connected to RC
5.Go the mission with Pix4D apps
BTW it is better to do all these every time after a landing and before your next mission.
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