Zoom with x3
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As mentioned above the X3 does not have zoom.
However if you are using an iPad or similar, you can zoom into the camera live view on the dji go app screen by opening and closing your finger and thumb on the screen, similar to how you zoom into pictures text etc.
This is only a digital zoom, and the same effect can be done in post processing.
If you use this method the image taken will be zoomed the same as it appears on screen, can be useful for inspection or recognisance work.
Hope this helps.
However if you are using an iPad or similar, you can zoom into the camera live view on the dji go app screen by opening and closing your finger and thumb on the screen, similar to how you zoom into pictures text etc.
This is only a digital zoom, and the same effect can be done in post processing.
If you use this method the image taken will be zoomed the same as it appears on screen, can be useful for inspection or recognisance work.
Hope this helps.
Pull the left stick back and push the right stick forward.
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Everyone knows you have to stand on one leg and spin round 3 times to reverse the procedure.
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Oh you old guard professional i1 flyers your so...... corny..
I forget once you became a UAS pilot your brain was full of all the knowledge needed to break down, repair, fix, use, and master the I1.
I admit my post was out of laziness in hopes to get a quick answer. I understand to 'do the research yourself' so I'll save you the backlash posts (unless your just super OG on these forums and your mad bro)
Thank you ianb, photoelevate, and Steve Reid.
I forget once you became a UAS pilot your brain was full of all the knowledge needed to break down, repair, fix, use, and master the I1.
I admit my post was out of laziness in hopes to get a quick answer. I understand to 'do the research yourself' so I'll save you the backlash posts (unless your just super OG on these forums and your mad bro)
Thank you ianb, photoelevate, and Steve Reid.
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