Hi Folks
I did use the manual focus slider with numbers showing at which point you were focussed.
Useful for close up shots and making sure things were still in focus when you went wide.
I use an app on my phone to double check the settings with regard to inputting the focal length, aperture and focus point, then the near and far points of focus come from that.
I am always nervous about focus as you can not tell that well on the tablet and I want to avoid any real shocks when back on the computer editing.
I have upgraded to a ipad mini 4 DJIGo Ver 3.02 and the focus distance is not showing on the slider.
Also on my samsung this focus distance has also gone Ver 3.01
I1 V2 X5R
I guess I could always go full manual on the lens Olympus 12 mm if needed.
Am I missing something in the settings or has this display now gone.
On another note. Why do we have to calibrate the lens when fitted to the I1. This is never required on any handheld cameras I have ever used.
Thanks in advance for any help!
I did use the manual focus slider with numbers showing at which point you were focussed.
Useful for close up shots and making sure things were still in focus when you went wide.
I use an app on my phone to double check the settings with regard to inputting the focal length, aperture and focus point, then the near and far points of focus come from that.
I am always nervous about focus as you can not tell that well on the tablet and I want to avoid any real shocks when back on the computer editing.
I have upgraded to a ipad mini 4 DJIGo Ver 3.02 and the focus distance is not showing on the slider.
Also on my samsung this focus distance has also gone Ver 3.01
I1 V2 X5R
I guess I could always go full manual on the lens Olympus 12 mm if needed.
Am I missing something in the settings or has this display now gone.
On another note. Why do we have to calibrate the lens when fitted to the I1. This is never required on any handheld cameras I have ever used.
Thanks in advance for any help!
