I know we can set the ISO manually in Pro Mode..
But how about we can set the ISO in Auto Mode to have a minimum and maximum ISO.
That would be great! What do you think guys?

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Hi, thanks for the inquiry. We will consider this as a suggestion and forward it to our designated department for attention. For additional information,  The parameters can be adjusted in the DJI Mimo App. Thank you for continued support.

In Pro mode, ISO, shutter, and EV values can be adjusted automatically or manually
In M mode, shutter and ISO can be adjusted.
In A mode, EV value can be adjusted.

Alternative or additional suggestion - when ISO is automatic. the current value is not displayed in the app - could it be possible for it to display the current value as well as the word "Auto" - eg "Auto 100".  That way one can keep an eye on the ISO in use, when you have shutter speed fixed, and change the ND filter if the ISO gets too high.

My cheap phone has the function of locling ISO  and.leave shutter speed as auto, it is handy. wonder why it is impossible in OP which cost twost the price of my phone which released three years ago.

This would be a great feature that 'should' be implemented in the Go / Go4 app for all devices!

fansfe82067d Posted at 6-4 21:46
Alternative or additional suggestion - when ISO is automatic. the current value is not displayed in the app - could it be possible for it to display the current value as well as the word "Auto" - eg "Auto 100".  That way one can keep an eye on the ISO in use, when you have shutter speed fixed, and change the ND filter if the ISO gets too high.

Agree so much,
we can lock shutter and leave auto iso
but current iso should be shown
it's very hard to understand if we're shooting at max iso therefore having a bad footage or we're in an acceptable range