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Nice Pic, its hiding one of those spaceships from Independance day😁

Considering the number of drones that are flying, the # of actual Fly-aways is probably low. The chances are better that you'd potentially crash into some object then actually fly away. DJI Care does protect you if you have a problem, whether it's worth it may depend on how often you fly and...

Its not a matter of something not existing, its more a matter of reality.. Its far more likely actual chinese citizens already here would travel to places of interest to gather data if there was a reason. However, we do not need to worry about that, When we have a current administration that...

The Mini 4 has newer tech then the Air 2s, so it could potentially be a better flying experience, however you do have the potential limitations of flying with a smaller drone. you've noted most of the differences, so depending on where and how you fly, the Mini 4, could be a better way to go..

Generally, if you are flying towards a potential obstacle and there is even a remote chance you'll hit it, I would not rely on obstacle avoidance. It's pretty good, but its not perfect, specially at perhaps higher speeds. If all you wanted to do was fly under the bridge, once you set a...

Have you tried making these moves in CINE mode, and perhaps adjusted them for a slower motion as you pan. I know you indicated you tried slower panning, perhaps something more controlled may help? The video posted looked very contrasty in spots, not what I was expecting for the seeming...

When your a new drone pilot, it take a while to "Spread Your Wings", until you get used to flying, your reluctant to fly far from where you took off from.. Probably the same after something goes wrong, you need to be sure your new drone is stable.

Never having been there, but looking at some photos of that location online, how it didn't land in water after its "fall", seems amazing. But I see no simple recovery here in a short time..

I think there is some data that is not encrypted, but your right, some logs are... not sure why they ever did that...

You can also probably send them up to AirData.com, you can create a free acct that will let you upload that data to see all the various details of your flights. These logs if you're using a RC-N1. are not in the controller, they are on the device running DJI Fly that you connect to that...

The cache over-writes itself as it's limited in size and if i recall, you can adjust the amount of cache in settings. So there probably isn't a need to be concerned about that.. When you take pictures and videos as you fly they are of course saved to your drone's SD card, which then after...

No problem, Have you been able to view your SD card? Was it formatted or did you find your pictures or videos??

The Mac can view most any disk format, there are probably some exceptions, a Droid device, like many others probably uses Fat32 or ExFAT, which the Mac can read and write to Just fine. The Mac can read NTFS, but cannot write to a disk formatted that way without other software installed, the Mac...

Not sure if your read all the other replies in this thread you started. I did post an easy step by step means to check your SD card back in message #9. The Mini 2 has no internal storage, that did not show up until the Mini 3 series and later.. So if you look in the Camera settings in DJI...

Depending on the goal, the QuickTransfer process moves them to your phone or tablet if you have DJI Fly installed on the device you intend to store all your videos and images on. The Pro to this is, as noted, its pretty quick and convenient, the Con to this is, the device needs to have a lot...