Terrain follow is a new mode available on Phantom 4 Pro this video shows how it works on a golf course.

That link doesn't work, you might wanna check it out

hallmark007 Posted at 2017-1-3 14:58
That link doesn't work, you might wanna check it out

Sorry. Thank youOriginal post fixed.

There is brief wind noise in video it will fixed in time for todays video

Nice test thanks for that good job..

hallmark007 Posted at 2017-1-3 14:58
That link doesn't work, you might wanna check it out

Sorry you are having problems but it worked for me.

BeamMeUpScotty Posted at 2017-1-3 15:36
Sorry you are having problems but it worked for me.

Ooops...I should have paged down

BeamMeUpScotty Posted at 2017-1-3 15:36
Sorry you are having problems but it worked for me.

That's ok it's working fine now

Thanks for the video.  I think the terrain following mode would be even better if it would follow the terrain downslope.

This has been available on the P4 in 'Active Track' mode with the release of firmware 1.1.410 at the end of May last year.

hallmark007 Posted at 2017-1-3 15:41
That's ok it's working fine now

Sorry You were spot on, i fixed the link. Now it seems like you are crazy haha but you did nothing wrong but save my bacon!

Aardvark that is true. escaped my mind. Tap fly you can still manually input joysticks plus you get to set speed, so this mode is really quite limited

Great video!

RoadmasterD Posted at 2017-1-3 15:46
Thanks for the video.  I think the terrain following mode would be even better if it would follow the terrain downslope.

I just discovered that, when you've enabled Terrain Follow mode and pressed start, it follows terrain uphill and down.  The trick is to pull the left stick all the way down (descend) and the bird will follow the down slope.  I repeated it a dozen or so times to confirm.

I haven't experimented with my P4P too much, but when tracking will it follow you up a hill as well?

Mobilcams Posted at 2017-3-30 11:36
I haven't experimented with my P4P too much, but when tracking will it follow you up a hill as well?

Uphill is what it's designed for. The person a couple posts up is the first person I have known that says it works going downhill.

Thanks for the great intel! Can't wait to try it

If it works in downhill mode then it becomes REALLY useful for downhill sports, such as skiing, snowboarding, biking, etc...

I definitely need to start working with some of these modes...