DJI Mini 3 Pro Intelligent Flight
FocusTrack
Include Spotlight
ActiveTrack
Point of Interest
Before enabling FocusTrack
make sure your flying environment is clear and free of obstacles
After takeoff
hover the aircraft at the altitude you want to record at
FocusTrack supports three modes
When the app enters the camera view
you can either tap on and frame the subject on the screen
or enable Subject Scanning on Control screen
Tap the green icon to finish locking the subject
Once the aircraft has locked onto your subject
you can select a FocusTrack mode
Spotlight
When using FocusTrack
Spotlight is the default mode
Tap the Shutter/Record button on the remote controller or the screen
to start shooting photos or recording video
You can operate the control sticks to adjust the distance between the aircraft and the subject
or adjust the composition with the gimbal dial or left control stick
ActiveTrack
ActiveTrack offers two tracking options
Trace and Parallel
ActiveTrack supports tracking subjects such as
people
vehicles
and boats
After selecting trace
tap the Shutter/Record button on the remote controller or the screen
to start shooting photos or recording video
Tap Go to start tracking
the aircraft will track the subject from the side at a fixed angle and distance
Select Parallel
and the drone will track the subject from the side at a fixed angle and distance
Tap the Shutter/Record button on the remote controller or the screen
to start shooting photos or recording video
If the aircraft loses track of its subject
it will simply stop and hover in place
Point of Interest
Simply tap on or frame your subject
select the POI icon
Set the flight direction and speed
and the aircraft will calculate the radius and fly around the subject
according to the set flight direction and altitude
Tap the Shutter/Record button on the remote controller or the screen
to start shooting photos or recording video
How to Exit FocusTrack
While flying
just tap STOP or press the RTH button on the remote controller
and the aircraft will exit FocusTrack
MasterShots
After takeoff
set the aircraft to your desired height and position
Tap Shooting Mode on the right side of the screen
and select MasterShots
After selecting your subject
the aircraft will automatically select one of the three flight routes
based on target type and distance
Portrait
Proximity
Landscape
Portrait
When a person appears in the frame
you can tap the + icon in camera view
or drag a box around them
to initiate the Portrait mode of MasterShots
After confirming your subject
a map will appear automatically in the bottom left corner
and the estimated flight routes and area are displayed on the screen
You can adjust the width ,length
and height of the flight area based on your surroundings
Tap to set a starting point
select Auto
and the aircraft will automatically adjust its position for shooting
You can also tap to set a starting point
then select Current Position
and the aircraft will use its current position as the starting point for shooting
Tap Start
and the aircraft will perform the following steps automatically
Zoom In/Out
Circle (Medium)
Circle (Close)
Dronie
Circle (Far)
Pitch Up+Fly Forward
Rocket
Camera Down+Circle
Camera Straight+Descent
Camera Down+Descent
After shooting
the aircraft will return to its starting point
Proximity
In Proximity mode
the aircraft will automatically perform
Dronie
Circle (Far)
Pitch Up+Fly Forward
Circle (Close)
Circle (Medium)
Rocket
Camera Down+Fly Forward
Camera Down+Circle
Camera Straight+Descent
Camera Down+Descent
Landscape
the aircraft will automatically perform
Dronie
Circle (Far)
Pitch Up+Fly Forward
Roll+Fly Forward
Circle (Close)
Zoom In/Out
Circle (Medium)
Rocket
Camera Straight+Descent
Camera Straight+Circle
How to exit MasterShots
If you want to exit MasterShots at any point during shooting
tap the X icon on the right side of the screen
or press the RTH button on the remote controller once
and the aircraft will exit MasterShots immediately and hover in place
Please note that MasterShots will also stop if the control sticks are moved
the aircraft is flown too close to a restricted zone or altitude zone
or if the aircraft’s sensing system is triggered during the flight
How to use the Editor
After shooting is finished
the aircraft will automatically create an edited video
and give users a preview
Tap the floating window at the bottom right corner of the screen
or tap the Playback icon to preview the video
Tap the icon at the bottom right corner to select a template for creative editing
To preview the raw footage of MasterShots
tap Original on the far left of the template list
Tap √ to complete editing
and share your creation with friends by tapping the share icon in the top right corner of the screen
Hyperlapse
DJI mini 3 pro features four Hyperlapse modes
Free
Waypoints
Circle
Course Lock
Each mode offers a unique flight trajectory and camera angle
for truly incredible results in any environment
When framing your shots
try to avoid positioning the aircraft too close to the foreground
as the resulting footage may be unstable
Once you are in your preferred starting position
tap Hyperlapse
Free
When shooting in Free mode
you can control the aircraft’s attitude and the gimbal’s tilt angle
Tap Free
and then set the photo interval
video length
and maximum flight speed
and the aircraft will automatically calculate the required shooting time
Tap the record button on the right side of the screen
to start recording
Circle
Circle mode allows the aircraft to circle around the subject while shooting
Tap Circle
and then set the photo interval
video length
flight speed
and circle direction
After selecting your target
tap the record button on the right side of the screen
After detecting the subject
the aircraft will automatically calculate
and plan the flight route and begin recording
Course Lock
In Course Lock mode
after locking the orientation
the aircraft will fly in the direction it is facing
After selecting your target
tap the record button on the right side of the screen
and the aircraft will keep your subject in center frame while flying and recording
Regardless of the way DJI mini 3 pro is facing
the aircraft will fly straight in a pre-set direction
Even if you don’t select the subject
the aircraft will fly straight in the pre-set direction
and shoot a stunning hyperlapse video of your surroundings
Waypoints
In Waypoints mode
the aircraft automatically flies and records along a pre-set route
Tap Waypoints
and fly the drone to your preferred locations
Change the aircraft’s yaw angle
and the gimbal’s tilt angle to capture different perspectives
tap the record button on the right side of the screen
the aircraft will automatically calculate
and plan the flight route and begin recording
On the upper left side of your screen
you can find the hyperlapse task library
You can save your current trajectory in the library
or use a previously-saved flight route
When using a previously-saved flight route
make sure there is are no obstacles anywhere along the route
After shooting is finished
the aircraft will automatically compose a hyperlapse video
You can preview the video by tapping the Playback button
QuickShots
QuickShots include
Dronie
Rocket
Circle
Helix
Asteroid
Boomerang
Video playback and sharing
Before using QuickShots
make sure that is in Normal mode
It is advisable to fly the aircraft in an open
obstacle-free area within the set distance range
If you are not familiar with the QuickShot mode that you’ve selected
we suggest starting with a shorter distance first
Launch and hover the aircraft at least two meters above the ground
Tap the shooting mode icon on the right side of the screen
and select QuickShots
Dronie
Select Dronie and set your desired maximum flight distance
You can tap and frame your subject manually on the screen
and then tap Start to begin shooting
The aircraft will fly backward
and ascend with the camera locked onto the subject
Once shooting has finished
the aircraft will return to its original position
Rocket
Select Rocket and set the maximum flight height
You can tap and frame your subject manually on the screen
and then tap Start to begin shooting
The aircraft will ascend with the camera pointing downward
Once shooting has finished
the aircraft will return to its original position
Circle
Select Circle and set the aircraft’s circling orientation
You can tap and frame your subject manually on the screen
and then tap Start to begin shooting
The aircraft will begin circling the subject in the preset orientation
and with the current distance as the radius while recording automatically
Helix
Select Helix and set the maximum flight radius
You can tap and frame your subject manually on the screen
and then tap Start to begin shooting
The aircraft will fly backward
and ascend while circling the subject once in a golden spiral
with its current distance to the subject as the initial radius
Asteroid
Select Asteroid and set the maximum shooting distance
You can tap and frame your subject manually on the screen
and then tap Start to begin shooting
The aircraft will fly backward
ascend to the set distance
and hover to capture a panorama
Boomerang
After selecting Boomerang
you can tap and frame your subject manually on the screen
and then tap Start to begin shooting
The aircraft will then fly around the subject along an oval path
Exiting QuickShots
During shooting
tap the X on the right side of the screen
or press the set button on the remote controller
and the aircraft will exit the QuickShots immediately and hover
It should be noted that moving a control stick will also stop the QuickShots
Video playback and sharing
Tap the Playback icon in the app to watch your video
Tap the Download icon in the bottom right corner
to save the original clip
or generated video to your smartphone
You can also tap the Edit button in the lower right corner
to edit the original clip or generated video
Tap the Share icon in the upper right corner
to share your video with friends