head tracking dji avata 2 - how to do head tracking with dji avata
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- how to enable head tracking on dji avata 2, have you ever wondered how to do head tracking on the dji avata 2 or dji avata 1. It's the same process, really challenging at first and easily masted towards the end of your journey / adventure with the DJI avata
Shout out to pspicer777 for the additional tips
@pspicer777 Some thoughts just based on the video that I hope help:
- use the goggles, just looking at the drone gives too little information
- the circle is where the drone will go
- the cross is the "nose" of the drone
- head tracking (if enabled) is independent of both
In the video, it appears as if the direction of the drone is erratic. The trick is to position the circle where you want to go - the drone will follow that marker.
This means you could be looking up and think you are clear of obstacles, but it is the circle that determines where the drone will go. Just point the circle at your path, and you should be fine.
@gomer37
To reset the circle
- after launching the drone
- hit the yellow button to pause the drone
- you will see the line cursor which moves and can select menus
- position your hand in a neutral position
- press the button on the left middle of the controller
- the circle will snap to the center position
- adjust as necessary and repeat until you have the circle centered
- exit pause by pressing the yellow button
I hope this helps.
Maintain the circle and the cross together for true direction.
Thanks for this video, I’m going to have a go at this when I go out next time, I can see this being so useful for tracking vehicles as you fly beside them, I like doing agricultural vehicles so they don’t move at any real speed, this will be fantastic for that. Love your garden so beautiful. Great video 🇬🇧
Cheerios - thanks, nice to see folks all the way in 🇬🇧 are able to enjoy the channel too.. Can totally this this being used with agricultural vehicles.
Really useful thanks for this! i'm just reading up as much as possible for tips and tricks, thanks!
@@stewartabel glad this helped .. so many possibilities with the drone
Some thoughts just based on the video that I hope help:
- use the goggles, just looking at the drone gives too little information
- the circle is where the drone will go
- the cross is the "nose" of the drone
- head tracking (if enabled) is independent of both
In the video, it appears as if the direction of the drone is erratic. The trick is to position the circle where you want to go - the drone will follow that marker.
This means you could be looking up and think you are clear of obstacles, but it is the circle that determines where the drone will go. Just point the circle at your path, and you should be fine.
Thanks - Really useful tip.. Added it to the description of the video
How do you reset the circle? I found that at some point, the circle was centered in my goggles, but only if my head turned way off to the side. Not a big deal when standing, but sitting- that’s another story.
@gomer37 To reset the circle
- after launching the drone
- hit the yellow button to pause the drone
- you will see the line cursor which moves and can select menus
- position your hand in a neutral position
- press the button on the left middle of the controller
- the circle will snap to the center position
- adjust as necessary and repeat until you have the circle centered
- exit pause by pressing the yellow button
I hope this helps.
@@pspicer777 Thanks a bunch - actually added it to the video description. Hopefully this will help other tooo
@@pspicer777 Thanks I put this in the video description hopefully this will help others too
I really like this drone for its sporty capability, but it seems awfully wobbly. I would love to shoot like this for indoor work and real-estate footage, but curious about stability. Is this an issue?
It's pretty stable but more nerve racking. Takes practice but honestly you can get some pretty good shots with the gimbal on a hand held camera too.
Footage will look shaky in the goggles but then it will self correct if you turn rock steady on so when you pull the footage from the drone all will be stable and smooth.
Issue are drone will drift and there is no GPS and basically a liability waiting to happen.
Have fun just make sure you have care refresh before flying indoors.
Have crashed more in the house than outside..
@@How-to-by-Lou Thank you for sharing.
sheesh contrast and saturation at 100% 😂
Salut cool l'image du chien, référence au tracking 👍❤️❤️❤️
Hi. That yellow is itvpainted on the drone, it looks cool?
Answer is in his other video
th-cam.com/video/KpxPKppj70o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=R-Y1yTrC7WG7e5s4
No it's actually a 3d printed prop guard. You can actually see it here and we're giving a set away...th-cam.com/video/KpxPKppj70o/w-d-xo.html
The wind is messing this one that due to that yellow thing around it. It ruins the aerodinamycs, causing turbulence
Totally, throws it off.. Just got some new ones am testing out.. Better than the 3d printed ones but still not there yet..
Guys question. How to record a drone video with sounds?.. like the sound of the drone itself
Just get a dji mic - put it on your shirt and clap 3 times after yuo press record on the drone and mic, then sync the audi after... Hope this helps.. let us know how it goes..
Otherwise cool decor and everything, the video as a whole too but this music never again please. It's really shitty music, it's not to criticize but I really don't like this music and what's more it was too much. 👍❤️❤️❤️