So we got internal active track now, great...

Now I wonder how long it will take the clever people at DJI to realize that we need a rule of thirds option in the tracking mechanism in order to make it remotely useful.

So lets have 9 dots to choose from as to where the face/object track should be put..  like lower, middle, upper, left, center and right.

Now if you wanna be real fancy, let the face tracker auto default to upper thirds and based on which way the head is turning, it tracks slightly to the left or to the right of the center..

comeon DJI show me you are the best! you can doooo it.. good boy.

+1 great idea.

Great suggestion

Hello there, thank you for letting us know your product experience with the RS2 and ActiveTrack function. We have forwarded your feedback to our Research team for further upgrading, many thanks for your attention!

Sort of fumbling around on this forum looking for info on the OM4 active track.  This seems to be as close as I've come in the last half an hour.  The question has to do with selecting what to track.  I have no problem getting it to track my face, but what I really want to do is have it track my hand(s) as I work at my bench.  Can this be done?

JimInTaos Posted at 10-24 11:46
Sort of fumbling around on this forum looking for info on the OM4 active track.  This seems to be as close as I've come in the last half an hour.  The question has to do with selecting what to track.  I have no problem getting it to track my face, but what I really want to do is have it track my hand(s) as I work at my bench.  Can this be done?

Active tracking tracks whatever I put in front of it
Just draw a box around your face , hand, vehicle, cat it really doesn't matter
DJI is ONLY using contrast-based tracking
so the higher the contrast the better tracking is

EXAMPLE:
wear a black or white glove and watch how good the tracking is

Rick Vestuto Posted at 10-25 15:31
Active tracking tracks whatever I put in front of it
Just draw a box around your face , hand, vehicle, cat it really doesn't matter
DJI is ONLY using contrast-based tracking

Great suggestion on the glove!

I have this same question about ActiveTrack on the DJI drones.  Why in the heck does the subject have to stay in the center of the screen?  

fortunately after receiving my RS2 (FINALLY) I realized you can use the joystick to move your tracked subject to anywhere on the screen. So that fixes the center problem for me. I dont know if drones have any similar feature