Is there a way to find out what ISO and shutter speed is being used when using auto(not pro) while taking the video?

Its stored in the subtitles SRT file if you turn them on.

subtitles only

It should be Nice to have the valúes on screen as a reference !

Yes, it would be nice to be able to see it on the screen at the time of the recording and was hoping someone knew of a way to do that.  Display the same info it does in Pro mode.

Hi All!

Why does Mini 3 use various ISOs when shooting in good light? Lots of images taken at ISO 110-120-140 with e.g. 1/4000 shutter speed. Why don't use the Mini 3 the lowest ISO? Do We have any settings in auto mode to make ISO down to 100 if possible? You can see when the shutter speed is 1/4000, the drone can use 1/2500-1/3200 to push down the ISO to 100.

All info is in metadata when downloaded to DJI app on phones also automatically downloaded on photo (iPhone) Google photo (pixel & others) unless the phone has its own photo app (Samsung etc...) this can always be changed in settings. Personally I always install and choose Google photo on any android phone even on Apple hardware. So when downloading via DJI FLY Phone app via quick transfer or other, photos and videos will also end up in you main photo app. If downloading to controller RC (With screen) they will transfer on the gallery (micro SD) when looking at pictures on phones, tablet, computer just swipe up, all data is below each photo or video. Next time I will try to explain this in 5 lines. Great thing about Google photo, you can install it anywhere, try installing Apple photo on Android or any computer other than Apple, not going to happen.
Once in the Google cloud it's on all your devices, even Mac. Good luck !

djiuser_6Gf8LUWvHPBs Posted at 2022-7-18 08:44
Hi All!

Why does Mini 3 use various ISOs when shooting in good light? Lots of images taken at ISO 110-120-140 with e.g. 1/4000 shutter speed. Why don't use the Mini 3 the lowest ISO? Do We have any settings in auto mode to make ISO down to 100 if possible? You can see when the shutter speed is 1/4000, the drone can use 1/2500-1/3200 to push down the ISO to 100.

Not really made to zoom in, so 100 iso is safe for all types of lights. It's not how it's supposed to be (it's weird) shoot in pro mode to solve this issue. Eventually an update will change that, still waiting in mid 2024.
2 pm blue sky ISO100 ?
Night shot ISO 100 OKAY ?
USE PRO MODE.
Also the drone may be moving (flying instead of hovering) 100 is safe, as long as you don't crop (zoom in massively) once downloaded.
Regardless I always find a way to get better shot, like hover in low light.      Video, I believe is what locks the iso at 100.
P.S I don't work for DJI. Great question for them, and will it change eventually...
I love their stuff, the potensic which is less expensive and not has sturdy, it shoots in f2.2 and finally you cannot expand your collection easily or at all... Different customers. Serious pilot with multiple drones go DJI.

djiuser_6Gf8LUWvHPBs Posted at 2022-7-18 08:44
Hi All!

Why does Mini 3 use various ISOs when shooting in good light? Lots of images taken at ISO 110-120-140 with e.g. 1/4000 shutter speed. Why don't use the Mini 3 the lowest ISO? Do We have any settings in auto mode to make ISO down to 100 if possible? You can see when the shutter speed is 1/4000, the drone can use 1/2500-1/3200 to push down the ISO to 100.

It will adjust itself on auto to the light available, so if you made it ISO 100 in bright sunshine it would be fine. However, in low light it's going to be fighting to compensate with a much reduced shutter speed.

I shot some stills last week in the dark with my MP3, a lit-up building.

I set the ISO to 400 and put it on auto shutter speed, which I didn't note but I expect it was quite low. It did the trick and lost me all the interference, for want of a better word, around the subject and it wasn't too grainy either.

Cheers