Hi, just going through the settings and I see " Peak Focus Threshold".

I know I could look through the manual but I'm sure the community could explain it better for an ametur.

So, yes, as the title says??

Thank you

For some reason it puts a smiley...

For some reason it puts a smiley... It is Peak Focus Threshold

The Peak Focus feature adds a kind of red static-looking effect around edges to indicate focus, the Threshold setting adjusts the point at which the effect activates. Some find the feature annoying, I find it useful as a focus reality check.

Small word of caution.
When you use this feature on an Android device which is not recommended/approved by DJI be prepared that this will cause the DJI GO4 app to crash.

Mcflying Posted at 2017-4-25 12:11
Small word of caution.
When you use this feature on an Android device which is not recommended/approved by DJI be prepared that this will cause the DJI GO4 app to crash.

I just took one hour of video with Standard enabled and it didn't crash.

Xman1 Posted at 2017-4-25 12:12
I just took one hour of video with Standard enabled and it didn't crash.

Then you are lucky.
My Rokitokki low budget android device crashed every single time i have used the threshold function.

Mcflying Posted at 2017-4-25 12:23
Then you are lucky.
My Rokitokki low budget android device crashed every single time i have used the threshold function.

Check your phone for rogue apps.  Go into settings -> Apps and force close anything that you don't need.  Also I suggest you turn on airplane mode when flying.  Also make sure the DJI app has permission to access your phone as it seems to be more unstable for me if I don't, but maybe that is just my phone.

As for memory, a 2GB device should work fine as I see the app only using about 235MB of memory when in operation.

I am still testing to find what causes the app to fail, but it seems to want to play nice when I am testing lately and not crashing.  This is why I have 1 hour of worthless video with Peak Focus on....  I was testing to figure out what makes the app crash, and I can't get it to crash lately.

Xman1 Posted at 2017-4-25 12:41
Check your phone for rogue apps.  Go into settings -> Apps and force close anything that you don't need.  Also I suggest you turn on airplane mode when flying.  Also make sure the DJI app has permission to access your phone as it seems to be more unstable for me if I don't, but maybe that is just my phone.

As for memory, a 2GB device should work fine as I see the app only using about 235MB of memory when in operation.

Thanks sharing.
Will give it another try later this week wih these tips.

Thanks for the replies

Ex Machina Posted at 2017-4-25 11:09
The Peak Focus feature adds a kind of red static-looking effect around edges to indicate focus, the Threshold setting adjusts the point at which the effect activates. Some find the feature annoying, I find it useful as a focus reality check.

Standard is not an option on IOS. Is it Normal now?

mschwa01 Posted at 2017-8-30 15:27
Standard is not an option on IOS. Is it Normal now?

On iOS the Focus Peaking settings are High/Normal/Low/Off.