DJI Mavic 3 - New Camera Functions
Featuring a dual-camera system
DJI Mavic 3 provides you with more professional and fun camera functions to shoot like a pro effortlessly
Auto/Manual Focusing
DJI Mavic 3 supports Auto Focusing (AF) and Manual Focusing (MF)
By default
the camera uses AF to automatically adjust focus based on distance from the subject
When autofocus is not enough to get the shot you want
try manual focus
Tap the AF icon in the live view of the DJI Fly app
and then drag the parameter bar to manually adjust focus
Parameter Settings
The parameters of DJI Mavic 3 can be adjusted in Auto mode and Pro mode
Auto mode only displays certain parameters on the flight interface
Tap the parameter to open the settings
where you can change the storage path
video format
and EV
In Pro mode
the camera view displays more detailed parameters
Tap the parameters to open settings
Compared to Auto mode
Pro mode allows you to also change parameters such as white balance
aperture
shutter
and ISO
How to Use AE
Enter Auto mode when DJI Mavic 3 is in Photo or Video mode
Tap the camera view once and the metering box will appear
Drag the sun icon next to the box upward or downward to adjust EV
or tap the box and hold to enable AE Lock
Exit AE Lock either by tapping another area of the camera view or by manually changing the EV value
Explore Mode
Explore mode enables the tele lens of Mavic 3
providing a safer way to explore and plan shots
Here are the instructions for how to use Explore mode
Tap the telescope icon next to the Photo or Video button to enter Explore mode
In Explore mode
you can use Mavic 3’s hybrid zoom in any of the following five ways
1. Tap the zoom button under the telescope
and switch between a series of zooms
including 1x
2x
4x
7x
14x
and 28x
2. Tap and hold the zoom button in the flight interface of the DJI Fly app
Drag up or down to adjust camera zoom
3. Zoom in and out on the screen with two fingers
4. When using the RC-N1 remote controller
press the Fn button and hold
and at the same time
turn the gimbal dial to zoom in or out
5. When using the DJI RC Pro
use the dial on the right side of the controller to zoom in or out
60fps Transmission Frame Rate
DJI Mavic 3 supports video transmission at 1080p/60fps
The higher frame rate not only offers similar image quality to recorded footage
but also provides a smoother control experience
Next
we will show you how to set the video transmission to 1080p/60fps
1. Video is automatically transmitted at 1080p/60fps in Photo mode
2. When recording at 60fps or 120fps in Video mode
the video transmission will automatically switch to 1080p/60fps
Tap Twice to Change Camera View
During flight
you can tap the target view on the screen and the camera will automatically set it in the center of the frame
Coding Format
DJI Mavic 3 supports H.264 and H.265 encoding
and DJI Mavic 3 Cine even offers additional support for Apple ProRes 422 HQ encoding
Before recording with Apple ProRes 422
don’t forget to set the video resolution to 4K or above and select ProRes
D-log Color Mode
D-log allows you to shoot videos with higher dynamic color range
resulting in greater flexibility when post-processing
When recording videos in D-log color mode
you can enable Color Display Assist
where the camera view will switch to a more natural color contrast and display
which is helpful for composition and focusing
That’s all for this introduction to Mavic 3’s new camera functions
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