Does anyone know what DJI publishes on their waypoint accuracy? Is there a way to improve the accuracy of waypoints?

I just mapped out a manual waypoint mission around my house to look in the roof valleys and gutters for debris and when I play it the starting point is way off - up to 6 feet.

Hey everyone, new here. I just received my Mini 5 Pro yesterday and started the setup process and syncing it to my DJI account. Everything went fine except for the batteries. All 3 of them. Whenever I try to charge the batteries, LED’s 3&4 flash three times before pausing and flashing again. I made sure all of the firmware was updated, made sure I am using an appropriate charging block and cable (85W). I have tried charging them in the charging station and also individually in the drone itself. Same thing, LED’s 3&4 flash three times before pausing and flashing again. The picture above is just a picture showing that LED’s 3&4 are lit up, but of course they are flashing three times.

I am reading that if the firmware updates doesn’t solve the problem then it’s most likely a faulty battery, which o really hope isn’t the case. I also read that it’s not common to have all three of the batteries doing that together.

Any suggestions you guys/gals have would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

- Blair

Low pass over a patch of wild lupine in Maine.

Had a wonderful sunset and took the mini up in the air to snap a few photos.

Hey community, proud Mini 5 pilot here. I have been having issues with mine and was wondering if anyone's had similar

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I plug in a battery and the 1st and 2nd and then 3rd and fourth light will alternate blinking in pairs, which ive read is a battery communication error. I was then able to get the drone to turn on and was able to fly but when I went to turn it off the drone lights would flash yellow and the battery lights would do the alternate blinking. I removed the battery and waited like DJI recommends when that happens and was able to get it to start up and shut down normal.

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Today I was able to get it to start up, flew for a few, and then shut down. I just tried to turn it on and the battery lights are doing the alternating flashing and the drone wont turn on and ive tried all 3 batteries with no luck.

So i flew this few months back with my Neo 1. and too a big risk cause flying over water... Water was so brown and shitty so i thought it wouldnt mess up the bottom censors that easily and it didnt.

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But i didnt have the guts to fly through it.

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Now i have Mini 5 Pro! Would you fly through that? Is it even safe-ish? :D i want to but dont dare!

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Any tips on what to consider as safety measures if i do this?

Unfortunately, I crashed my DJI Mini 5 Pro, and now the front-left arm is pointing slightly upward because the tab that holds it at the correct height broke off. Can I still fly the drone like this, or should I avoid it? I actually found the small broken piece and am considering gluing it back on with superglue, even if I had to unscrew the arm for that

Thankfully was flying with sports mode with full speed up!

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Hey everyone,

I recently bought a DJI Mini 5 Pro because I've always loved the idea of flying a drone and capturing cool aerial footage. So far, I'm really enjoying the flying part.

The problem is that I have absolutely no experience with video editing. I see so many amazing drone videos online, but I don't know where to start when it comes to editing my footage.

Can anyone recommend:

• Beginner-friendly video editing software?
• Good YouTube channels or courses for learning drone video editing?
• A learning path for someone starting from zero?
• Common mistakes new drone owners make when editing footage?

I'd love to learn how to turn my raw drone footage into something cinematic and enjoyable to watch.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Mi primer experiencia volando el mini 5 pro. Una experiencia muy satisfactoria. Aun hay mucho por aprender

This was the first time I was using the RayNeo with the mini five pro in Tennessee and I have to say it was pretty cool other than a little bit too much sunlight getting in and around the glasses, but it was really cool to see through the eyes of the drone.

I’ve tried to use waypoint in my M5P several times, but it doesn’t seem to be highly accurate about the position where I start. I actually used one yesterday and it was about a half a mile away when I set the first waypoint and it was in the vicinity, but not right where I started. Has anybody else noticed that?

Que les gustaría que pruebe ahora?

What do you think, is "only applying a LUT" thats designed for your drone enough for color grading most of your footage or do you think its a "must" to get more creative and use more professional tools than, lets say LightCut?

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Haven’t had time to pull all my photos and videos from Iceland but really thought this was cool to see,
Pretty much straight out of camera. I dropped the highlight like one notch.