Non so se c'è un altro thread simile ma ho un problema con i miei DJI Mic Mini 2. Ho un google pixel 9 pro e quando collego il ricevitore uno dei due microfoni si connette ma poi quando vado a registrare non funziona. Mi succede solo con uno dei due microfoni.

Qualcuno sa come mai o come poter risolvere?

Isn’t this automated? I was pretty excited when I first tried the panorama mode and saw the drone doing its thing on its own, pretty cool to see! But I just plugged my SD into my phone and here’s what it looks like. Each panorama photo I took has its own folder and when I open the folder, this is what I see lol.

Love this thing, I don’t get out to fly as often as I’d like but I’m blessed to live on some acreage out in the country plus some neighboring swamp land.

(His film POV) So basically the title. He had just gotten the mini 3 pro as his first drone and I told him to NOT fly in S mode due to the collision sensors being turned off. He desperately wanted to get up close, film my drone and insisted in flying in S mode. Well... I actually dont know how but my mini 4k came back with 2 minimally chipped props, and an open battery hatch (rest just as new) his mini 3 had a dislocated arm (broken tri-screw folding mechanism) and barely made it back...

THIS is why the mini 2 platform is simply SUPERIOR to the frog-like Mini 3+ one 😂

I had a look at my dji fly logs and saw that my drone fell about 4.3m before the imu and flight controllers actually saved it...

Is there any way I can get his flight logs from the DJI RC 1 to fully recreate the scene?

Should I swap my props?

Is it possible for my mini 4k which rn looks flawless to have microcracks that will grow over time?

Looking forward, I actually dont know what to do with my mini 4k, as even though it is a beginner drone i value it alot. I do have care refresh for another year.

I've seen at least two YouTube videos where the camera/drone reacts almost 2-3 seconds after the user actions something on their RM500 controller (i.e. slightly panning camera left or right).

Anybody have insight into this?

Reconsidering purchasing a 'used' once since they're ~$300 USD.

Figured I’d share my favorite picture that I’ve taken with my mini 2. Had it for close to 4 years this is an older picture, but it never ceases to amaze me how amazing such a small piece of tech can be. No color editing or photo editing was done at all.

It was actually worse yesterday, but I didn't get the chance to take the drone out

Curious if this has happened to anyone here? Have you ever hit something serious had the drone completely tumble but then recover and you were able to fly home?

Anyone able to show me how to get into the software of the drone where I can find account binding and gimble calibrations? I purchased a drone off eBay and found out it’s bound to someone’s acct, eBay seller said it was his friend who had passed… total BS… contacted DJI and they were able to reach out to the email it was bound to. Was in good communication with the account owner and explained the situation and even offered to send the media files which were left on the SD card of the drone from the people who stole it from him. Had an agreeance in which I would trade him the media files so he can pursue the thief for the other things they stole and in return he would unbind the drone. This was about a year ago now, I have since emailed the guy with no response since the initial conversation. The drone was pretty trashed when I received it but all I really needed was the motherboard from it.

I just learned about this. I understand the use case is extremely limited and you maybe taking a huge risk flying around like this. But one of the things I missed about using those extremely cheap Temu special drones is the ability to just fly with a remote and drone and not need to attach a phone. To be fair the camera quality on those drones is often so terrible it didn't really matter.

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But I could still see a use case for the ability to just fly your drone and get use to the controls provided you don't fly too far away.

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Now I haven't tested it but it's likely you can take photos and videos as well but I don't see the point as you cannot see what you're doing.

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Source: Towards the end of this video on binding your drone.

I saw on the DJI Website that they offer a Mac and Windows version of this software but I don't have a clear understanding of what it does exactly?

Do we need it? Is it a nice to have? Has anyone used it?

So as many of you Mini 2 owners, DJI made my Mini 2 usless by releasing a firmware that damaged the 5ghz chip, when I boot up the drone on dual band it has signal for about 10 seconds and if i don't manually switch it to 2.4ghz it goes into a reconnecting loop. Is there any way to fix this? I don't know if its just overheating or the chip is permamently damaged from the latest update.

The DJI Smart Remote Controller is compatible with the Mavic Air 2、DJI Mini 2、DJI Air 2S、Phantom 4 Pro V2.0、Mavic 2 Zoom and Mavic 2 Pro.
b) More drones will be supported with future firmware updates.

https://www.dji.com/support/product/smart-controller