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DJI Phantom 3 Advanced Manual

Advanced Settings

Shooting images under backward angle

When you fly with the drone to create a 3D image of the area, you must take photos from three angles:

straight down, with a forward tilt and a backward tilt. This way, you will capture all sides of objects in

the field. Unfortunately, the gimbal of the drone can't tilt backwards. In order to capture photos from

the third perspective, you should change the course angle 180 degrees. This way, the drone will be

flying the path in reverse and with the same tilt as the second perspective, you will capture the objects

from the exact opposite angle.

Camera settings (by van Arkel, 2019)

If you wish to adjust the camera settings. This can best be done via the DJI GO app on the

iPad. The changes that are made in this app will automatically be changed in the DJI GS Pro

app too. In the DJI Go app, click on the 'settings' symbol under the 'capture photo' button

(you have to be connected to the drone to do this).

Recommended settings:

ISO: 200 (little distortion)

Diaphragm: auto

EV = -0.7 or -0.3 for nature

Shutter: 1/15 for inside, 1/125 ... 1/150 ... 1/1000 at F8 (diaphragm) for outside

Single shot: is good for environments without movement

Image size: 4:3

Image Format: RAW is good for Adobe Lightroom, but this does take up a lot of storage. If storage is

not a problem, you could also choose RAW+jpeg. The jpegs will then be used for quick visualization

and the RAW's will contain the uncompressed photos. Each photo has its own spectral profile. This is

exported with the photo and can be changed in ArcGIS if the colors are not properly visualized. You

can then adjust the colors by going to Layer Properties | RGB | Composite | Stretch Type: 'NONE'.

White Balance: Custom: 5200 K (Kelvin, color temperature) is good for outside; 3000 K for inside.

White balance could give a pinkish glow to green grass.

Style Standard (contrast): Color: Normal.

Ideally you bring a laptop with you to the field on which Adobe Lightroom has been installed so you

can check the quality of the photo's in the field. You can, however, also work just fine without if you

do not intend to use the imagery in the highest resolution or for further research.

For more advanced settings of the DJI Phantom 3 Advanced, please take a look at the extensive user

manual:

https://dl.djicdn.com/downloads/phantom_3/User%20Manual/Phantom_3_Advanced_User_Manual

_v1.8_en.pdf

or check these video tutorials:

https://www.dji.com/nl/phantom-3-

adv/info?redirect_info=true#video

For more advanced settings of the DJI GS Pro app, please take a look at the user manual:

https://dl.djicdn.com/downloads/groundstation_pro/20181102/GS_Pro_User_Manual_v2.0_EN_201

811.pdf

Last updated March 27 2020

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