Hi there, everyone. Welcome to my channel. Today, we're taking
a look at the night time thermal capabilities of the DJI
Mavic two enterprise advance. If you like the content that
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This is the second video in my enterprise advanced playlist.
The first video was a quick unboxing that basically showed
you everything that comes with the retail package
Tonight, we're going to showcase the security application by finding
someone in complete darkness. We have someone and his dog in
the forest that will act like someone trying to get away or
hide
I'm starting off with a split view mode. It is basically
showing what each camera sees since it's almost completely
dark. The normal camera view won't be able to see much. The
thermal camera on the other hand is doing great. As you can
see the clouds in the background quite amazing. I'm
also using the white dot color template because I think it
provides the best image in the dark. As we go over the tree
line. You can already see a white.in, the upper right side
of the thermal view. I really like the white dot color
template as it clearly shows any heat signature in white.
The hotter the object, the whiter, you can also switch to
full infrared by clicking the IR button on the screen getting
a full view of what thermal can see. So, as you guys can see,
the person has now stopped and the dog is obviously standing
in front of me as you can see in the definition on the
screen. Now, you can also switch to the visible mode
which is the normal camera mode and in this case, I've Got the
flashlight attachment on and you can see that I am fifty
meters up and I can actually see the road underneath.
tapping the split view button gives you the opportunity to
view both again and as you can see, they are running away and
I've got the flashlight on as well as we're getting closer.
You can see the drone attachment is obviously fixed.
So, I've gotta move the drone forward and backwards to change
the place where the flashlight shines but at 46-50 meters, I
can still see them running in the ground. The advantage you have
here is that as they run through the forest and you
might have someone on the ground, they can clearly see
where the spotlight is shining and if you really want to, you
can turn the flashlight on and off to really mess with
someone's night time visibility. Now, in my scenario
over here, you guys can see that they are running through
the forest. I can see them bit by bit on the normal visible
view using the flashlight but the thermal view is just
absolutely crushing it. I can see them run through. There's
no way for them to hide Now, naturally, I think we've got a
debunk a myth here. If you're underneath an object like a
tree or a building, the thermal camera will not be able to pick
up your signature. I think it's very important to
explain this because Hollywood has given us this perception
that you can see a heat signature through a building
and that's completely not accurate. As you can see, they
are running underneath a tree and behind the tree. In this
case, you can see now there you can see the dog walking but I
can't see the person there. If I pivot the drone I can see more.
So, if you are looking for someone, you might have to
pivot around and change your viewing angle to find someone
but it's very difficult to hide if the camera can change. If
you can move the drone in a circular pattern around an
area, it will be very difficult to hide purely because as you
can see with the color template I'm using, it just pops out.
Now, there are other color templates that I'll show
shortly but in this scenario, you can see the white is
actually standing out quite nicely in the pine forest not
just to reiterate the white shows the heat. Now, as you
guys would have noticed as we moved forward, there was a
little white dot. Let me just quickly go back and show you.
There's a little white.on the bottom left on the middle of
your screen actually, that is actually the dog that made a
little wee(pee) and we can see it on the thermal camera at 65 meter
altitude that just shows you the capability of this camera
at 65 Meters. we can see the heat of the of the dog's wee(pee) in
the dark and we can still see them running away. So, as you
can see, this camera is quite ridiculous compared to what the
enterprise dual can offer. I'll quickly go through the
different color templates you can use. Each of them will have
their own function. In this case. Iron Red is quite nice
one to use. It'll show the heat signatures quite nicely. My
personal Favourite is the white hot but you'll see that the
black hot one is actually a really nice one as well. I
would probably say you're at night flying around. I would
switch between white hot and black hot to see what's going
on. Here is one more scenario where they are running and I've
got the flashlight on and split view. Now, as you can see, I
can't see anything on the on the visible side because the
flashlights not in the right area but if I start following
them and I get the angle right and I can actually follow them
quite nicely so I can see the dog running and I'm reducing
altitude because I can clearly why I'm flying and you can even
see the dog and the person in front of us. Now, the drone
also has a digital zoom and I'll quickly show you how to
use that. You just tap on the screen on the right side. You
can switch it two times, four times and even eight times in
the thermal view. you can up to go up to 32 times in a normal
view mode but the quality that you can see in the thermal
camera up to two times. I think it's really useful even four
times four times is still better than what you are going
to see on the enterprise dual. So, the quality once again
between the enterprise dual versus the enterprise advance
is massive at about 73 meters. We can still see someone
clearly and if we zoom in twice, we can still see a good
definition in quality but as soon as you go to another four
times Zoom, it it degrades quite easily. So, in my
opinion, the two times Zoom is from what you will actually use
and in some cases, you'll go up to four but I wouldn't use the
eight time Okay, guys. that takes me to the end of the
video. Thank you for watching. As always, if you guys have any
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