Who knew ?

I did but i needed to type more to post hehe

Interesting!

Hmmm… I wonder about the M 2 Pro?

Tried this tonight and I was impressed on how far you can look left and right before you get the leg into the shot.  To center it you can program a button that will center and move the gimbal up or down.

Aeromirage Posted at 2018-8-29 17:10
Hmmm… I wonder about the M 2 Pro?

It works with both. Saw a guy with a M2 Pro tonight on facebook who showed the same thing.

Hmm, I dare to wonder if the first gen just might....   I'll be right back

Bummer.         

really interesting  

Well..that was interesting and great to know....it’s how you control Osmo from a tablet or phone....wish you didn’t have to take one of your hands off the stick but I can live with it...

Wow, I like it, I like it a lot! On my old Mavic pro, I didn't like having to always fly sideways to track my subject. This opens up a whole new host of possibilities for great footage.

MrArcher Posted at 2018-8-29 19:15
Bummer.

Thanks for the clear statement that the Mavic Pro (1) does not have the feature.

It would be great to have the option to link this to the wheel on the right side.

MrArcher Posted at 2018-8-29 19:15
Bummer.

Thanks for checking

intriguing..

With the goggles and head tracking this can be really nice.

Nice feature!

Many thanks!

Gimbal pans are a cool feature - nice to see this included

Yet you cannot do this with your remote sticks. Why DJI?

Cool feature if you can do it smooth enough while flying.  It would be nice to be able to set the degree in which it pans so it would stop just before seeing the propellers.   

MrArcher Posted at 2018-8-29 18:58
Hmm, I dare to wonder if the first gen just might....   I'll be right back

It works on Mavic Pro with Goggles head tracking, so probably a minor change to DJI Go 4 would make panning available on screen (pitch control already there).

Does the head tracking with the google travel to the same limit as this method?
This may tempt me to buy goggles now.

Yeah I knew... you can get some helicopter like moving shots when you position the camera 45 degrees left/right and down, but not really so practicable as very soon into the left/right pan you either get the props, leg or prop shadow is visible in the shot .... I think that generally this "feature" or capability is for the DJI goggles where the camera turns as you turn your head for the first person perspective sitting in the cockpit feel.