Hi all, a small rant about DJI's lack of detailed docmentation when it comes to their users manuals. I have frequently found that details are missed or explanations are so cursory, they tell you nothing.
For example, on my M2Z, when I in Auto mode for video you can use the 5D button to adjust the exposure compensation or AE (default configuration), and you can lock the AEsetting. All as documented in the manual. When you switch to manual mode, the same 5D button now controls the shutter speed and you cannot lock the AE setting. I could find no reference to this in the manual.
I've always been friends with the Auto settings when it came to cameras, having never owned anything too sophisticated. The Spark was simple and gave me the experience I needed to simply fly the aircraft. My new M2Z (less than a week old) is probably the fanciest camera I've owned and that's why I bought it. I'm hoping to learn how to be a better vieogrpher/photographer. However it doesn't help when the documentation sucks.
Rant over....
Oh, and I find this forum to be extremely helpful, you just have to ask the right questions.
For example, on my M2Z, when I in Auto mode for video you can use the 5D button to adjust the exposure compensation or AE (default configuration), and you can lock the AEsetting. All as documented in the manual. When you switch to manual mode, the same 5D button now controls the shutter speed and you cannot lock the AE setting. I could find no reference to this in the manual.
I've always been friends with the Auto settings when it came to cameras, having never owned anything too sophisticated. The Spark was simple and gave me the experience I needed to simply fly the aircraft. My new M2Z (less than a week old) is probably the fanciest camera I've owned and that's why I bought it. I'm hoping to learn how to be a better vieogrpher/photographer. However it doesn't help when the documentation sucks.
Rant over....
Oh, and I find this forum to be extremely helpful, you just have to ask the right questions.