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Those distances aren't typical when it comes to drone photography... A simple DoF calculator will give you all the answers. Below I've used a Mavic 2 Pro as an example as it have a variable aperture. 10m subject distance with widest aperture setting (f/2.8): DoF near limit 2,43m DoF far limit...

That you couldn't fly at all is strange... usually you will only be limited in height & distance. Below writing in the user manual exist for most DJI models... Did you check in the profile section in the app if you were logged in or not ?

For your specific question... see post #2. But honestly, you should keep a cool head instead of just reverting to an automated flight mode if you lose track of your drone. Just release the stick as a first step, then switch over to the DJI Fly app map view... Read off the height the drone is...

Not quite... symptomatic for a IMU in need of a calibration is usually drifting, and that in the approx. same direction (relative the AC), not a uncommanded yawing.

As far as you want... chaos will never ensue due to a negative height, there isn't any hardware or software limit regarding this.

You can with a smaller aperture (less light in) "force" a longer shutter to compensate & by that get a smother video clip by introducing a small amount of motion blur... this is why you might need ND filters on fix aperture cameras.

Both longer focus distances, shorter focal lengths (wide angle lenses) & smaller sensors makes the DoF wider in general... all these factors hugely affect drone photography/videoing, this to the degree that a bigger aperture can't mitigate the generated wide DoF.

Seems like the email in the bottom of the web page you linked to would be a good start. [email protected]

You should use the discontinued "DJI Assistant 2", for windows it has version 1.25. You find it here --> Mavic Air - Download Center - DJI United States & there the "Parameter Adjustment Software" tab in the top

That's the gimbal pan scale that is coming up if you hold your finger on the screen for a while (also the gimbal tilt scale comes up at the same time to the right of the screen), drag then left or right to pan the gimbal or up & down to tilt.

Version 01.00.1000 is the latest, it added support for DJI RC Pro 2 + Fixed some known issues. It has the anti roll back #3... which means that you could downgrade to version 01.00.800 & 01.00.700 if you want.

Something to do with this perhaps...

That's one of many kind of, "scam" apps that want to trick you into paying for a "PRO" version... none of these apps works fully & problem free with DJI drones.

You're using the wrong app for a DJI Mavic 2 Pro according to your attached pics... DJI apps can't be acquired through the app stores since several years back... you need to download them directly from DJI's web site & then sideload them to the mobile device. The app for a Mavic 2 Pro is...

For DJI GO4 you have a "full screen mode" for the live screen... meaning that all icons & other disturbing things disappear so you easier can evaluate the motif. Default you enter this full screen mode by single finger swiping once from screen bottom to top... & exit this mode by single finger...