6 Hidden Features DJI GO 4 App

Gray_seagull · Jan 30, 2018

Good and informative short video for new pilots

DanL54 · Jan 31, 2018

Kool....thanks!

Qoncussion · Jan 31, 2018

Good stuff. I think I would add one to this list - compass calibration can be easily accessed by flipping the sports mode switch up and down 5 times.

Wirezfree · Jan 31, 2018

Qoncussion said:
Good stuff. I think I would add one to this list - compass calibration can be easily accessed by flipping the sports mode switch up and down 5 times.

Note sure if that's hidden or obscure..??

Qoncussion · Jan 31, 2018

Wirezfree said:
Note sure if that's hidden or obscure..??

I've been flying this thing for a year now, and just recently figured out the little trick of flipping the switch to calibrate. I don't want to say that I'm dumb, so I'm going with, "hidden" over obscure [emoji16].

Wirezfree · Jan 31, 2018

Qoncussion said:
I've been flying this thing for a year now, and just recently figured out the little trick of flipping the switch to calibrate. I don't want to say that I'm dumb, so I'm going with, "hidden" over obscure [emoji16].

It's almost like a "Software Easter Egg" have a Google

daisy-girl · Apr 9, 2018

Gray_seagull said:
Good and informative short video for new pilots

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I particularly like the technique of using C1 and the right wheel to change the ISO when the brightness of the scene changes.

The other very useful one is sliding left to get to access five different settings.

Thanks for posting that! Thumbswayup

Gray_seagull · Apr 9, 2018

daisy-girl said:
I particularly like the technique of using C1 and the right wheel to change the ISO when the brightness of the scene changes.

The other very useful one is sliding left to get to access five different settings.

Thanks for posting that!

You are most welcome

ksmusa · Apr 9, 2018

Nicely done

Pipes101 · Apr 9, 2018

I can respect that [emoji1474][emoji1474][emoji1474]

FWD · Apr 10, 2018

Thanks! Useful tips!!

Celestyn · Apr 21, 2018

I tried to set the C1 feature, but i did not find the option "Right dial ISO ...". There are different items in listbox.

4wd · Apr 21, 2018

Celestyn said:
I tried to set the C1 feature, but i did not find the option "Right dial ISO ...". There are different items in listbox.

Is that the Mavic Air - probably won't work.
If on Pro and using Android try assigning to the C2 switch

daisy-girl · Apr 21, 2018

Celestyn said:
I tried to set the C1 feature, but i did not find the option "Right dial ISO ...". There are different items in listbox.

If memory serves, I also could not find it with my iPad Mini 4 by looking on the summary screen that appears next to the Camera screen, I had to click first the ... and then the icon for the quad to find that choice for the C1 button.

BTW, toggling the C1 button allows changing either the ISO or the shutter with the right wheel. For those of us who use Manual camera settings and ND filters for our work, the ability to change the ISO rather than the filter with changes in the lighting of the scene is a truly fantastic feature.

4wd · Apr 21, 2018

Also note the list of options is quite long and can be scrolled.

Celestyn · Apr 23, 2018

4wd said:
Also note the list of options is quite long and can be scrolled.

Wow, thank You for this mention. Now I can see all the options including "right dial...".

scalci · Dec 25, 2018

Thank you

parkgt · Dec 25, 2018

Qoncussion said:
I've been flying this thing for a year now, and just recently figured out the little trick of flipping the switch to calibrate. I don't want to say that I'm dumb, so I'm going with, "hidden" over obscure [emoji16].

Does it calibrate or activate calibration?

Qoncussion · Dec 25, 2018

parkgt said:
Does it calibrate or activate calibration?

Activates (launches) the calibration screen.

parkgt · Dec 26, 2018

Qoncussion said:
Activates (launches) the calibration screen.

That is what I thought.

I would not flick a mechanical switch back and forth 5 times to activate rather than push on a screen button. Why take a chance on wearing on a hard to replace switch when a it is just as easy to activate on a tablet without the wear and tear on that switch.