I tried a series of Mastershots last weekend. Besides the fact that the drone does not follow, there were several occasions were the propellers came into view, see picture attached. Anything I can do to prevent this from happening?

Shoot in composition mode you won't have this issue

Suren Posted at 5-9 23:45
Shoot in composition mode you won't have this issue

Yeah, I'm working my way through the quick shot modes as well, but kind of expected the Mastershots to track me, as it identified the vehicle on the screen.

Still, the Mastershots should work without propellers in the recording

duplicated; getting used to this forum, sorry

fans831bdb76 Posted at 5-9 23:53
Yeah, I'm working my way through the quick shot modes as well, but kind of expected the Mastershots to track me, as it identified the vehicle on the screen.

Still, the Mastershots should work without propellers in the recording

Mastershots won't track you, that is called active track where you draw a box on the screen and select active track. MasterShots is a quick shot that does a 2 minute shoot off a stationery object not moving object.

fans831bdb76 Posted at 5-9 23:53
Yeah, I'm working my way through the quick shot modes as well, but kind of expected the Mastershots to track me, as it identified the vehicle on the screen.

Still, the Mastershots should work without propellers in the recording

To eliminate the props in MasterShots you have to shoot im composition mode. When you select MasterShots, go into the menu-camera-composition mode ON.

Hi, fans831bdb76. Thanks for reaching out! Can you confirm if you're shooting in MasterShots or ActiveTrack? You can adjust the Shooting Mode settings by going to Camera > Shooting Modes > Composition. Please be advised that in this shooting mode, the aircraft isn't equipped with side obstacle sensing capabilities.

DJI Gamora Posted at 5-13 00:26
Hi, fans831bdb76. Thanks for reaching out! Can you confirm if you're shooting in MasterShots or ActiveTrack? You can adjust the Shooting Mode settings by going to Camera > Shooting Modes > Composition. Please be advised that in this shooting mode, the aircraft isn't equipped with side obstacle sensing capabilities.

That was definitely Master Shots.

Thanks Suren for the suggestions, I'll try that next time!