DJI Studio - questions, answers and tips

Video and Photo Editing
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As more of us are discovering the ‘wonderful’ world of DJI Studio after getting our hands on an Avata 360, thought it might be an idea to have a general thread for some helpful help.

I’ll start with a question…

I’m editing a video where I want to manually pan 90º counter-clockwise, then a short time later, pan another 180º counter-clockwise, and a short time after than another 90º counter-clockwise to bring the view back to the front.

Got the first two movements okay, but instead of just moving that last 90º counter-clockwise, it’s defaulting to doing 270º clockwise to return to the front.

Anybody able to point me towards the way to control the direction of movement? :pleading_face: :folded_hands:

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Ah, answered my own question… I typed the final pan angle as 360º, which automatically adjusted to “1 x 0.0º”, and that’s set the rotation to continue as counter-clockwise. :+1:

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I haven’t downloaded it on my pc yet, I might have a go later on :blush:

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Quick question form me , wtf is that 9:16 :wink:

Ticky-Tocky ?

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TickyTock, Instagram and YouTube short :face_with_peeking_eye:

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So I find its better to type or use the drag ‘handles’ for movement (pan/tilt/zoom) rather than dragging round in the preview window.

I learned this the hard way using InstaStudio, also make sure you use plenty of key frames, the more the better.

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Thanks :slight_smile: Getting to grips with it slowly, but every day is a learning day with this stuff :rofl:

Ended up scrapping all the panning about and just sticking with a straight fly-through with a wider-than-usual angle. Suits the subject, I think.

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Be nice with a reveal ;o)

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Little play from me, minimum effects, this is a couple of clips from one flight yesterday

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On a different note, but linked to your video.

Here’s us townies moaning about pot holes and you’ve got entire roads being eaten by the sea. :scream:

Back on the subject, nice video. :+1:t2:

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When your in-flight video recordings get split into 2 files, they cannot be merged into a single clip on the timeline to match the pan/zoom/tilt/roll settings between those 2 clips.

I exported the end of clip 1 and the start of clip 2 as a new panoramic file, brought it back into DJI Studio and was able to edit it as needed without any problem at that original join.

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If anyone has found a way of reversing a clip let me know

I have a slow climbing shot that I’d like to turn into a reveal, I know I can export it then reverse in whatever, just be nice to keyframe it up and see how it looks in one easy step

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I haven’t.
I looked at typing “-” in the Speed tab but it didn’t work.
But thats a windows version that disables the tracking option, so worth trying on the Mac version?
I couldn’t see a way in Insta360 Studio either.

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Far as I could see (in the Mac version anyway) there isn’t a way to do it in Studio. :frowning: