Not automatically, but with a little practice it also works fine manually ... Yes - I have to practice more

Hello there ozoffi. Good day and thank you for sharing this video you have filmed and created here at DJI Forum. Great work and fly safe always.

Thank you!

Nicely done.    

Thank you!Such unusual procedures can of course only be done if there is a lot of gap and there are no bad trees far and wide ...

NIce low altitude flying!

Thank you

well done!

Thank you

Hi there ozoffi. Some nice and interesting shots. I would be interested to know what arrangement you had when you filmed yourself from the front of your bicycle.

Hi!  I use a GoPro Hero8 as a helmet camera and a GoPro Hero9 is mounted on the front mudguard of my bike.  For both, I set 2k7 with 50FPS at 4: 3 without Hypersmooth.  Stabilization is carried out afterwards with ReelSteady (I have more control over how strong the stabilization and the zoom into the image are).

ozoffi Posted at 4-12 07:56
Hi!  I use a GoPro Hero8 as a helmet camera and a GoPro Hero9 is mounted on the front mudguard of my bike.  For both, I set 2k7 with 50FPS at 4: 3 without Hypersmooth.  Stabilization is carried out afterwards with ReelSteady (I have more control over how strong the stabilization and the zoom into the image are).

Aha, thanks very much for your clear information. I was just a bit surprised how steady it was. Well done.

Nice work!

Thank you!

With a trick you can "persuade" the Mini2 to auto-tracking, which cannot do that at all ...
The trick: select the QuickShot "Circle", determine the direction (clockwise or counter-clockwise), define the object that is to be circled and start.
The object must now move * slowly * in the same direction as the drone flies to orbit ... Very slowly - something between a quick step and not falling over while cycling ... Works very well (at least 1 minute)!