Sorry, but where is the Cinematic Mode like the Mavic Pro 1/2?!I do not mean the tripod-mode or the cinelike-d color profile.
I mean the alternative to tripod-mode, it was called Cinematic Mode?

I can't find it on my Mavic Air 2...?!

it is called tripod-mode ...

UweE Posted at 5-12 23:09
it is called tripod-mode ...

NO! I mean cinematic mode, not the tripod mode!

I don't have the MA2 at the moment, but I have the Mini. In the Fly App it is under the flight modes. It is called C Mode. See the link below:
https://cultofdrone.com/wp-conte ... t-page-1024x514.jpg

Hi, matthmu. Mavic Air 2 does not support Cinematic Mode. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.

matthmu Posted at 5-12 23:54
NO! I mean cinematic mode, not the tripod mode!

If Cinematic mode and Tripod mode should not be the same, what does the "C" mean if not Cinematic? And what would be the differences between the two modes?

DJI Gamora Posted at 5-13 00:20
Hi, matthmu. Mavic Air 2 does not support Cinematic Mode. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.

but isn't cinematic mode not the same as cinesmooth?
and is there not cinesmooth mode at the Air 2?

matthmu Posted at 5-12 23:54
NO! I mean cinematic mode, not the tripod mode!

It is almost the same and you can get basically same footage .

Cinematic mode and tripod mode are completely different and had I known the Air 2 doesn't have cinematic mode I don't think I would have bought it.
Tripod=slow drone slow movements
Cinematic=fast drone smooth movements.  start, stop, turn, pan, gimbal all smoothed out to avoid jerky motions.  The drone flies just as fast as normal mode.

@UweE- Where do you see cinesmooth mode?  That sounds promising.

Nevermind.  Cinesmooth is double speak for tripod mode.  Wow.  I'm shocked there's no cinematic mode on the air 2.  Mine might be going back...

Yes, there is no cinematic mode on the air 2.

This article might be helpful.  https://www.tomstechtime.com/cinematic-mode  This is essentially what Cinematic mode on the MP2 does but on the Air 2 you have to manually configure the setting for each mode.
On the air in the setting ••• -> Camera -> Advanced Gimble Setting the behavior of the gimble can be adjusted to your preferences for each mode.  This video might also be helpful.

Theres a lot of things missing on the Mavic Air 2 that exists on the original Mavic Air, witch is really sad. I thought I was upgrading when I bought the MA2, but I tend to use my MA more and more leaving the MA2 in the bag.

JohnLietzke Posted at 11-19 17:48
This article might be helpful.  https://www.tomstechtime.com/cinematic-mode  This is essentially what Cinematic mode on the MP2 does but on the Air 2 you have to manually configure the setting for each mode.
On the air in the setting ••• -> Camera -> Advanced Gimble Setting the behavior of the gimble can be adjusted to your preferences for each mode.  This video might also be helpful.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NexcJLCPPf8

Unfortunately it's not the same thing.  This gives you the ability to smooth out gimbal motions but it does nothing to smooth out flight motions so when you rotate the drone, move up/down or side to side the motions are still too jerky.  There's no controls on the air 2 to smooth out flight, just gimbal.  The omission of cinematic mode means I'll be returning the air 2 and sticking with my original mavic pro.  Too bad because the air 2 is great at a lot of other things, this one is a deal killer for me though.

fansc655ad1a Posted at 12-19 10:38
Unfortunately it's not the same thing.  This gives you the ability to smooth out gimbal motions but it does nothing to smooth out flight motions so when you rotate the drone, move up/down or side to side the motions are still too jerky.  There's no controls on the air 2 to smooth out flight, just gimbal.  The omission of cinematic mode means I'll be returning the air 2 and sticking with my original mavic pro.  Too bad because the air 2 is great at a lot of other things, this one is a deal killer for me though.

There are newly added controls to adjust the speed of the axis movements in the Fly app. Does the MA have those?