Gain & Expo tuning - Not apply to the drone

[sionkosionko]

Hi all.
Gladly got my new Mavic 4 Pro.
I tried to change the Gain & Expo tuning for my taste at the “Cine mode” for getting smoother movements from the gimbal, roll and the drone, but it seems that the settings does not apply to it?

The settings seems to apply perfectly fine for the “normal” mode, but I don’t want to change my normal mode to those very cinematic slow settings.

Do I miss out on something here? Anyone else has problems for the gain & Expo settings to apply?

 

[Cafguy]

Because of the limitations placed on the drone while in that mode. The Mavic 4 does not allow gain and expo changes in Cine Mode. Use normal mode and adjust there.

 

[sionkosionko]

What limitations are we talking about here, and do you have a source to read more about those limitations ? Seems odd that I have the options to change, if the case is, that they can’t be changed

 

[Cafguy]

That I don't Know. I have always just used the normal modes and adjusted the gain and expo for myself...Much better than DJI's "Modes"

 

[parkgt]

Maybe different on the M4P than on the A3S. On the A3S you must insure that the controller slider switch is in the mode you are trying to set the gains and expos for. If you want to set for Cine mode both the slider switch on the body of the controller and the screen setting selection must be in Cine mode. If the slider switch is left in Normal and the screen is set to Cine the settings will look to be adjusted but will not be saved to the cine mode or take effect.

 

[sionkosionko]

Maybe different on the M4P than on the A3S. On the A3S you must insure that the controller slider switch is in the mode you are trying to set the gains and expos for. If you want to set for Cine mode both the slider switch on the body of the controller and the screen setting selection must be in Cine mode. If the slider switch is left in Normal and the screen is set to Cine the settings will look to be adjusted but will not be saved to the cine mode or take effect.

Actually also tried this, but does not work :/ ...
I really like to have 3 different settings / modes for different type of shooting, as for example cinematic, sport and a thrid one, but seems still only being able to change values for det Normal mode.

 

[Cafguy]

In order to have TRUE Acro or Manual you need to shut off the Drones Auto Stabilization features. You can't Do that in Cine mode with the Mavic 4.

 

[alfo2010]

Maybe different on the M4P than on the A3S. On the A3S you must insure that the controller slider switch is in the mode you are trying to set the gains and expos for. If you want to set for Cine mode both the slider switch on the body of the controller and the screen setting selection must be in Cine mode. If the slider switch is left in Normal and the screen is set to Cine the settings will look to be adjusted but will not be saved to the cine mode or take effect.

Thanks for the heads up, this may be why I'm having issues with the setup.

 

[parkgt]

Thanks for the heads up, this may be if this is helpfulwhy I'm having issues with the setup.

Please report back so others will know if this works the same way on the M4P.