I can't find the HDR, Burst Mode, or Time Lapse modes on my P4P+. I think I've looked at all the menus and searched the User Manual. I am sure it is there somewhere, but I could use some help.

Thanks,
Rich

Did you already go through the specific camera menus?


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RedHotPoker Posted at 2017-1-2 22:26
Did you already go through the specific camera menus?

I looked one more time and found it under "Photo", it would be clearer if they called the submenu "Photo Modes". Anything is better than the generic "Photo" title IMO.

Thanks for making me look again,
Rich

richparry Posted at 2017-1-2 22:45
I looked one more time and found it under "Photo", it would be clearer if they called the submenu "Photo Modes". Anything is better than the generic "Photo" title IMO.

Thanks for making me look again,

Set the camera to stills, click the icon below the red shutter button on the screen and there they are.

richparry Posted at 2017-1-2 22:45
I looked one more time and found it under "Photo", it would be clearer if they called the submenu "Photo Modes". Anything is better than the generic "Photo" title IMO.

Thanks for making me look again,

Hey, there the thing is. Hiding right in their Camera Menu!!  Of all places, for that to be located, eh? ;-)

Yes, RTFM and peruse the App, top to bottom, left to right... Learn it, get to know it, Love it. Rinse and repeat.

Nobody told me, there'd be days like this!! Chuckles


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Labroides Posted at 2017-1-2 22:46
Set the camera to stills, click the icon below the red shutter button on the screen and there they are.

I love the simplicity of the Phantom 3 Pro camera menus. There is so little there to follow. Adequate but very limiting.
Unlike the D800 where the user friendly parameters seem impossibly endless.


But if there were an array, like in my trusty Nikon D800, many new drone pilots might never get past the Auto setting. ;-)
https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikon-d800-d800e

Nikon Tears, video shot on a Nikon D800


But what a joy to play Photographer with. Chuckles


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RedHotPoker Posted at 2017-1-2 23:23
I love the simplicity of the Phantom 3 Pro camera menus. There is so little there to follow. Adequate but very limiting.
Unlike the D800 where the user friendly parameters seem impossibly endless.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QN27Dz1kJKw

"Unlike the D800 where the user friendly parameters seem impossibly endless."

Ain't that the truth?
I remember the time it took me to work out how to set up AE bracketing on the D800 the first time.
But what a great camera ... it's just a shame it can't fly.
36 megapixels of this ....

That's a great shot, was it taken with the mirror up.
The reflection off the infinity pool is marvelously delicious. I love it. Makes me want to dive in...
Really a nice pic, that draws the viewer into the scene. Thanks for sharing it.

I go over that How To video fairly frequently, just to refresh myself on some of the basic controls.
Not nearly as often as when I first discovered it. I learned more from that one video, than reading through the 1" thick manual. ;-)

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Labroides Posted at 2017-1-2 23:53
"Unlike the D800 where the user friendly parameters seem impossibly endless."

Ain't that the truth?

Great pic Labroides..

hallmark007 Posted at 2017-1-3 13:56
Great pic Labroides..

'S nuthin, you should see the rest of his shots....

Geebax Posted at 2017-1-3 14:16
'S nuthin, you should see the rest of his shots....

Would love to see more.

You can find them in camera setting, you can find it at right hand side

WYHSniper1007 Posted at 2017-1-4 16:18
You can find them in camera setting, you can find it at right hand side

I can find his pics??

Are they in His camera or mine? ;-) I wish!! Chuckles



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