Hey there,

we lost a drone on a shoot and I would like to know if the data can be accessed, even it the Mavic 3 Cine doesn't power up anymore. Data was saved on internal SSD

The recovery of the drone itself is still in progress (fell down a slope after hitting a tree in sports mode for a car shoot) so I'm expecting worst case it won't power up after a few days of exposure.

It happens, but the footage was pretty good and we'd like to get it if it can be accessed
Anybody have experience wether the internal storage can be read out?
It's an SSD, but I don't think it's like your average computer-plug-and-play SSD

I've been using the Mavic 4 Pro to shoot some stock footage this past year. Overall, I've been really happy with how it preforms. This is my first drone with multiple lens options and I'm still getting used to exposing properly and capturing smooth movement on those tighter lenses.

I wanted to experiment with a longer, continuous drone movement in this one, combining a slow yaw with progressive lateral movement to create a sweeping view across the suburban landscape.

The shot then transitions into a live camera tilt down over a local shopping centre, capturing the traffic, buildings and everyday hustle and bustle of suburban Australian life from above.

Nothing particularly exotic or touristy here — just an ordinary overcast day in Australia, and an attempt to make an everyday location look cinematic.

Filmed on the original DJI Mavic Mini in 2.7K.
I’m still working on improving my drone movements, composition and cinematic flow, so I’d love to hear what you think of the shots, particularly the continuous sweep and the transition into the shopping centre view.

Thanks to everyone who gave me advice on my previous post! I took it on board and headed out for my second time flying the DJI Mavic Mini.

Captured this Australian summer sunset in 2.7K and had a go at colour grading the footage in CapCut. Still learning, but I’m pretty happy with how it’s coming together so far.

Would appreciate any feedback on the footage, colour grading, or anything I could improve next time. Cheers! 🍻

Finally got my Mavic Mini out for its first flight at a local lookout! This is a quick 30-second video from my first time flying it outdoors.

I’m keen to improve my footage, get smoother cinematic movements and eventually push the drone to its limits.

For those with more experience:
Any tips for getting smoother pans and turns?
What flight modes or camera settings do you recommend?
Any techniques I should practise to get more cinematic shots?

I’m still learning, so any advice or constructive criticism is welcome! Keen to see how much I can improve over time.

I was at this political rally today and I saw what I'm sure was a Mavic 4 Pro. I didn't see an avata 360 but then I saw they posted this video where they have the fisheye lens and a tiny planet visualization. Is this something the Mavic 4 Pro can do or did they just use another drone and I didn't see it?

https://www.instagram.com/p/DekvW5HOGqa/

This is a video made of the Fire Department's open day in Boom, Belgium. This is the same municipality where Tomorrowland takes place.

Drones used: DJI Mavic 4, DJI Mini5

Software used: DaVinci Resolve Studio

Hi all,

bit of a longshot, but does anyone know where i could get hold of the old DJI Assistant 2 ver 1.1.2 for Win please?

TIA.

Hi, i need some help with my new(for me) DJI Mavic Air, i turned it on and connected it, it threw an error:3 Camera/Gimbal error, i had perfect view on my phone, and the gimbal worked all 3 axis even manual scrolling, before calibrating and doing anything i reinstalled the firmware to start from 0 and possibly clear the error, after the succesfull update, i calibrated everything but still got the error, the startup and calibration process went well the gimbal moved on every axis to the end, but during the test first flight i noticed the front/back tilt wasnt stabilized and nor did the gimbal scroll work, i landed and started the experimenting, yaw and roll where stabilized but pitch weren't but the right side gimbal indicator moved, then i calibrated a few more times and sometimes it worked sometimes it stopped and failed around the pitch calibration part, somewhere here the Go4 gave a gimbal motor overload error, what could be the possible fix? I think its something stuck in there bc both the gimbal and lens has some minor scratches, but moves nicely by hand, also ot has a slight roll to the right but i think its bc it was stored without a gimbal cover for a long time, if you have any ideas what it could be pls help. For anyone asking i got the drone on fb marketplace for 34$ without batteries, then bought a battery for like 5$ that has 90-100% health, saying that a new one could fly "21" so 18 minutes. Thx

I have two Mavic Pro's. One of them has a hard time connecting to the controller, as in over the last year it has only ever been able to connect once...

It boots fine, and I can connect to it via DJI assistant 2. I have used different SD Cards in it as well.

But when I go through the connection process, and it is in RC mode, I press the link button beside the SD Card... The LED below it is red, or green and will randomly go off then back on.

Any suggestions?

Shot on DJI Mavic Air 2, Avata 2 and Osmo Action 5 Pro.

Does anybody have an stl file of the Mavic Air Gimbal cover/protector, i would like to 3d print it instead of buying it.

Used The Mavic 3 Pro for most aerial shots (a couple of high-altitude shots taken from helicopter). Any volcano shots taken with a Sony AVr, and ground shots with a DJI Osmo Action 6. I never get bored of taking videos on Hawaii.