Hi
After 2020.07 update, I designed a flight mission with 85 degree angle.

P4R flighted toward end of first ran and when reached to that point instead of turning and came back in opposite direction, maintained that situation and came back in backward mode.

In Oblique image capturing , it's not suitable and I need normal flight with camera set to arbitrary angle.

Is there any solution for that matter?

Welcome jivago hope it helps !

JetSam Posted at 8-30 00:23
Welcome jivago hope it helps !

Unfortunately, It didn't help.

My problem is why P4R flies in opposite direction that camera pointed to.

Has anyone captured images with oblique camera?

jivago Posted at 10-1 08:29
Has anyone captured images with oblique camera?

60 degree angle
everything works fine for me

GEORobson Posted at 10-9 13:09
60 degree angle
everything works fine for me

Hi
Did you test this feature in a photogrammetry plan?

jivago Posted at 10-10 05:44
Hi
Did you test this feature in a photogrammetry plan?

Yes. Without using a terrain model.

same here...

Did your drone fly in normal direction during mission?
My problem was flight direction and except that matter I didn't have any problem.

dont have any problem, just flying backward (wich is slower) instead of rotating during 3d Multi - Oriented mission

Guille_Meinero Posted at 10-14 16:17
dont have any problem, just flying backward (wich is slower) instead of rotating during 3d Multi - Oriented mission

that's what I'm talking about. Why drone was flying in backward mode? In this mode we have oblique images for one side of building instead of having both sides.

jivago Posted at 10-16 02:28
that's what I'm talking about. Why drone was flying in backward mode? In this mode we have oblique images for one side of building instead of having both sides.

Multi oriented mission takes the 4 sides of the buildings. The mission is subdivided in 5 layers. 1 is a nadir mission and the other 4 are oblique missions (one per face). (Manual Page 20)
But, yeah, i think it could mix the faces rotating the drone instead of going backwards. But keep in mind you can select every layer of the mission with it own parameters so... you can get another problem there

Guille_Meinero Posted at 10-17 10:35
Multi oriented mission takes the 4 sides of the buildings. The mission is subdivided in 5 layers. 1 is a nadir mission and the other 4 are oblique missions (one per face). (Manual Page 20)
But, yeah, i think it could mix the faces rotating the drone instead of going backwards. But keep in mind you can select every layer of the mission with it own parameters so... you can get another problem there

Thank you very much for clarification.

Before recent update from DJI, I flight with oblique camera in double grid mode. In this plan I covered my area with three missions: Two oblique and One nadir. This manner is enough for my purposes.