DJI Mini 3 Pro - Must Know Tips & Settings

The most important tips and settings for your DJI Mini 3 Pro, in this video you will discover helpful tips, secret menus and additional features for your #Mini3Pro. Learn how to bind/connect your Mini 2 controller to the Mini 3 Pro, control the camera with touchscreen controls, view battery information and much more. Sign up to the ultimate online drone course for beginners: 🚀 (Use code: "DANSTUBE" to save 10%).

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Timestamps:
Intro - 0:00
External Mini 3 Pro tips - 0:35
Tip #1 Connect your Mini 2 controller - 0:39
Tip #2 Charge your Mini 3 with a powerbank - 1:43
Flight Menu - 2:11
Tip #3 Pre-flight check (hidden menu) - 2:22
Tip #4 Battery information - 3:18
Tip #5 Touchscreen camera controls - 4:05
Exclusive Mini 3 Pro special pricing - 5:06
Tip #6 Exposure Adjustments - 5:46
Tip #7 Activate FocusTrack/ActiveTrack - 6:25
Tip #8 Enable vertical shooting - 7:13
Tip #9 Digital zoom - 8:13
Tip #10 Manual/Auto Focus - 9:09
Tip #11 Change map interface - 10:05
Tip #12 Find My Drone - 11:07
Safety Menu - 12:32
Tip #13 Bypass mode - 12:44
Tip #14 Disable sideways flight - 13:12
Tip #15 Change altitude/distance/RTH settings - 14:02
Tip #16 Detailed battery information - 15:03
Control Menu - 15:44
Tip #17 Subject scanning - 15:48
Tip #18 FPV mode - 16:38
Tip #19 Advanced gimbal settings - 17:13
Tip #20 Phone charging 18:03
Tip #21 Button customisation (DJI RC + RC-N1) - 18:28
Camera Menu - 19:43
Tip #22 D-Cinelike color profile - 19:46
Tip #23 Enable histogram - 20:12
Tip #24 Enable overexposure warning - 21:09
Tip #25 Change storage options - 21:57
Transmission Menu - 22:41
Tip #26 Change signal frequency/view interference - 22:44
About Menu - 23:46
Tip #27 Check for updates manually - 23:50
Outro - 24:37

By: Fearless Drone Academy
Title: DJI Mini 3 Pro - Must Know Tips & Settings
Sourced From: www.youtube.com/watch?v=SleEac29UfA

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Frequently Asked Questions

What drone is best for aerial photography?

If you're going to do aerial photography, there are two options. Either rent a small, remote-controlled helicopter or purchase an expensive camera kit with a stabilizing gimbal.

This is the best option if you want to shoot a movie or video because it allows you complete control over what the shots look like. The second option is more expensive and more dependent on the pilot.

What happens when you want to make sure that your shot looks flawless even though it's not your camera? Drones are perfect for this purpose.

A drone is a tiny aircraft that flies autonomously and takes photos or videos without input from its operator.

They can fly close enough to buildings or structures to record footage or capture images. They are also capable of flying low above crowds in order to take photos of people.

Drones can be used for video and aerial photography. Drones are also great for marketing, as they can be used to create stunning visuals that would otherwise take a lot more manpower and equipment.

To capture incredible imagery, you can place them easily in strategic locations. Plus, they can be flown remotely, which makes them easy to operate.

Some companies even hire drones to photograph weddings. These wedding photographers can use their drones to fly above the ceremony area and capture amazing photos of the bride & groom.

They can also fly them directly to the guests to capture family portraits. They can also fly them above reception areas to capture stunning views of the venue.

These activities are perfect for promotional material and event coverage. Drones can also be used for short films. You could use one to show clients why your company is better than yours.

For all these reasons, drones are becoming increasingly popular for aerial photography and videography. If you want to become a professional photographer, then drones might be the best option.

Can you make money off of drone photography?

Photographers trying to make a living from drones face the greatest problem: there aren’t many products available that can solve the problems of flying them. A lack of quality equipment and software makes the experience enjoyable.

Also, you need to be aware of liability and insurance issues. This is why most photographers opt to take photos from the ground. We're talking about a new way to capture images that could lead to you being paid.

Drones can capture light very much in the same way as video cameras. Why not make amazing photos with the same technology?

Companies are already making great strides toward creating photo-quality images taken from above. We've spoken before about DJI and GoPro. However, more companies are entering the space.

Even though these cameras are designed for aerial photography, they are pretty good on the ground. The major manufacturers have invested heavily in the development of their imaging technologies.

This means you will eventually be able purchase a drone that can shoot 4K videos and take amazing photos. We may already be seeing this happen. DJI, for example, has released higher-resolution versions their Phantom series of drones.

DJI recently launched the Inspire 2, a 12-megapixel camera capable of taking photos at 5120x3456 pixels. You can also record RAW files at 30 frames per minute, 8-bit format.

So yes, you can make money off of drone photos.

Can drones capture night shots?

That's the right answer. But we've been doing it for years now. We have been taking photos at night for many decades.

But there's a catch. Night photography requires specialist equipment. There's no way to do it with any camera that costs less than $10k.

When light strikes an object, it bounces back in various wavelengths.

These wavelengths merge to form white light at long distances from source.

This is why your eyes can see colors even if the sun is many millions of miles away.

On the contrary, when light strikes an object close to its source, it reflects in a narrow band of wavelengths. These wavelengths bounce directly back to us and do not overlap.

It means that the object closer you are, the brighter it will appear. This is why objects can glow under black lights.

The energy an object absorbs determines how much light it reflects. So when light hits an object, it may reflect more blue light than red light.

Blue light is the most visible to the human eye, so objects will appear more blue if they are seen under black light.

What does all this have to do about drones? A very bright light source is required if you are trying to capture dark areas, such as a forest, or cave.

A normal lamp won't provide enough light to illuminate the entire scene. It will only provide a shadowed view and not much else.

You will need a strobe if you want to take great photos. And since you don't want to carry around a huge flashgun, you'll need to buy a small one.

Because they produce flashes that are so rapid, these lights are often called speedlights.

If we say "stroboscopic", you can see the light pulse across the screen. The picture will be better quality if it moves at a faster rate.

We won't cover how to set-up a Speedlight. There are many tutorials on the internet.

We will tell that it is important to have a bright and even lighting source in order to capture clear images.

This is achieved by aiming the beam at 45 degrees. You can adjust the light's intensity by moving the flashgun's head.

Once you've found the perfect setting, keep the gun steady and press the shutter release button.

Press the shutter once more, just before the flashlight reaches the subject. This will set off the flashgun to start a second burst.

The first burst is the most visible, and the second captures the moment after the burst has ended.

This creates a continuous exposure in which both bursts or light are recorded.

Now that we know how to capture images during the daylight, let's learn how to do night photography.

I've covered everything you need about night photography.

The color balance is the last thing we need to address.

Most people assume that nighttime images will not be dark enough.

This is true even for daytime images.

The camera will always record darker images regardless of whether you are taking photos at dawn and dusk.

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How To

Why do drones fly at night?

People fly drones at night for two reasons; because they are curious and they want to capture images of the world around them.

The curiosity aspect is why most people fly drones at night, they enjoy watching the world go by. You can also fly drones at nights to capture photographs of the city landscape.

This is what is known as urban photography and is growing in popularity with drone enthusiasts.

Photography at night offers many benefits such as better lighting conditions, more detail, and even seeing the stars.

Many photographers prefer to shoot at nights to avoid having to deal with the limitations of daylight photography.

These benefits make urban photography attractive, but people fly drones at night to capture stunning nighttime scenes.

They love how the lights change as the sun sets. People have taken to posting videos online showing drone pilots at night flying their drones.

Although the drone footage technology isn’t very cutting edge, it is an amazing example of high-quality imagery.

The best thing about this is that it can be done yourself without the need for special equipment. You only need a smartphone camera.

Of course, if you don't own a smartphone, then that's fine. You can create great drone videos with the many high-quality cameras that are available today.

Some DSLR cameras offer night vision capabilities.

Canon's EOS 5D Mark III camera comes with an infrared LED system, which allows it to see even in low light conditions.

Other manufacturers include Sony, Nikon, Olympus, Panasonic, Pentax, and Samsung.

Not all smartphones can record drone footage.

iPhones cannot record aerial footage with their front-facing camera. They will have to rely instead on the dual rear camera of the iPhone 8 Plus.

Once you have chosen the camera that you'd like, it's time to decide where to film your video.

You could either choose to film your drone footage from a fixed spot or you could follow your subject.

When filming your drone footage, you should ensure that your subject is visible in the frame. This means you must keep your drone within easy reach of your subject.

You should be able achieve good results as long as you keep within the range.

It is important to keep in mind that the closer your subject is to you, the sharper your footage will appear.

So move quickly towards your subject.

Now that you're able to take aerial footage, let us talk about how we can edit it.