In recent months, we have been very focused on the well-known problems of Mavic 3. At the same time, we are missing out on some small things that can make our work with Mavic 3 easier.

One such example is the ISO setting in PRO mode in the DJI Fly application. When using PRO mode and manual parameter settings we have the following options available: 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200 and 6400. This is a one stop step. In each professional photographic technique, a smaller step can be selected (for Nikon 1/2 or 1/3 stop).

It would be nice for DJI to give us a choice for a smaller step (the user can set it in the application settings) .

Why do I offer it? It's very easy for DJI to do, and for us it's a step towards a better user experience.


What are the benefits? In some scenarios, this will allow more precise exposure control, especially when shutter speed and aperture are not desirable to change.


I know this is a small step, but if we move forward we may have a better future.

Have a nice and successful new week to all colleagues!

Hello there KokoFresha. Good day and thank you for giving out these information and sharing your valued insights with us. This information will be noted and will be forwarded to the designated DJI department for attention. Thank you and keep flying.

DJI Stephen Posted at 4-4 15:56
Hello there KokoFresha. Good day and thank you for giving out these information and sharing your valued insights with us. This information will be noted and will be forwarded to the designated DJI department for attention. Thank you and keep flying.

Thank you!

KokoFresha Posted at 4-5 00:41
Thank you!

Hi there KokoFresha. You are very much welcome and thank you for the reply. Have a safe and a happy flying always. .

DJI Stephen Posted at 4-4 15:56
Hello there KokoFresha. Good day and thank you for giving out these information and sharing your valued insights with us. This information will be noted and will be forwarded to the designated DJI department for attention. Thank you and keep flying.

It really is like that!  
We are currently forgetting the smaller things that would be so important.....

Nice suggestion, would also be nice if the zoom could step in smaller increments and not have that big jump to 7X

Suren Posted at 4-6 22:34
Nice suggestion, would also be nice if the zoom could step in smaller increments and not have that big jump to 7X

Yes, the transition from one lens to the other is somehow very abrupt!  
You hardly manage to stop at the "normal" 7x when you turn the little wheel...
Of course you can also type on the screen, but then you have to keep moving your hands and fingers differently...
It's not all that great practically solved, so far...

It might not matter. The sensor is pretty good and as far as I can tell ISO invariance. If you are just shooting in JPG then it matters but if you are working with RAW it has little effect what the iso level was set to.

frankymusik Posted at 4-7 07:34
Yes, the transition from one lens to the other is somehow very abrupt!  
You hardly manage to stop at the "normal" 7x when you turn the little wheel...
Of course you can also type on the screen, but then you have to keep moving your hands and fingers differently...

I tried using the dial on the screen, I don't like it