So I think this is a game changer if you didn't notice these before...

When you make a hyperlapse on the DJI Mini 3 Pro - if your photos are set to full sensor 4:3 ratio - when you look at the screen, there will be a almost unnoticable set of corner crop marks - you can see these in the screen recording below... This is exactly what the drone will crop down the final movie to - so keep any important parts of your movie within those crop marks - or alternatively make sure you are also saving the actual individual jpg or raw files too - and drop them into your editor and crop them however you want...

I hope this will help some people make better Hyperlapse.

Good to know. Hyperlapse is one feature I haven't tried yet.

i think that there is also one in normal mode, when you catch the screen in the right places a yellow box shows up

Bashy Posted at 8-25 06:52
i think that there is also one in normal mode, when you catch the screen in the right places a yellow box shows up

The yellow box when you touch the screen is for exposure lock / brightness  I think

Hello there HarleyFlyer. Good day and thank you for giving out these information. Again, thank you for your support and keep flying.

Good to know!
I had not noticed it before.

Are they always there, or only when gridlines are activated?
Going for a spin later this morning with my son.
I’ll pay better attention….

HarleyFlyer Posted at 8-25 07:02
The yellow box when you touch the screen is for exposure lock / brightness  I think

No, i mean the larger yellow box that covers most of the screen

And thanks for the downvote guys, much appreciated ;)

Here is the one I'm on about...

Bashy Posted at 8-25 21:08
No, i mean the larger yellow box that covers most of the screen

And thanks for the downvote guys, much appreciated ;)
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I’ve not seen that one, but I don’t think it’s the same thing. (I didn’t downvote you by the way buddy)

Hannibal_ Posted at 8-25 21:07
Good to know!
I had not noticed it before.

Not sure, I’ve always got gridlines activated lol.

Great tip.   

HarleyFlyer Posted at 8-25 22:33
I’ve not seen that one, but I don’t think it’s the same thing. (I didn’t downvote you by the way buddy)

Yeah, ya probably right, it didn't look the same once i sought out the image, but i knew it was different to the normal exposure lock.

I have a phantom downvoter... I feel quite honoured to honest lol

I took a Hyperlapse last evening with the brackets turned on. The yellow dotted lines line up exactly with them. I think it's a frame for Hyperlapse. It helps compose the final scene.

Nice tip.    Learned something new.  

Bashy Posted at 8-26 00:50
Yeah, ya probably right, it didn't look the same once i sought out the image, but i knew it was different to the normal exposure lock.

I have a phantom downvoter... I feel quite honoured to honest lol

I gave you an upvote to cancel out the downvote a ghost user gave you.    

DowntownRDB Posted at 8-26 16:07
I gave you an upvote to cancel out the downvote a ghost user gave you.

Nice one, thank you lol

The brackets are switchable. I think on the camera tab.

Bashy Posted at 8-26 19:15
Nice one, thank you lol

You're welcome Bashy.  

Hope you are having a great day.  

Thanks for the tip!