Does anyone know if the Evo will, in Dynamic Track mode...

Jagerbomb52 · May 11, 2019

When the Anafi first came out I saw a video from a fellow who tried to follow a RC Plane at his clubs air field. It did a pretty good job until the plane got to a spot where it kind of faded into the gray colored sky line. The Anafi lost the subject plane and with the speed of the plane could not reconnect . I have tried to find that video again but I could not.

MTPro · May 11, 2019

Ansia said:
DJI drones do gain altitude in follow me mode. How, it's magic!

Well DJI drones do this in Active Track mode too!! It's called "active attack mode" Attacks people or other drones. DJI been having this with every drone since the Spark.
Drone vs drone
Mavic vs people

Ansia · May 11, 2019

Mine is more docile and had yet to attack anyone.

Apollo11capcom · May 11, 2019

MTPro said:
Well DJI drones do this in Active Track mode too!! It's called "active attack mode" Attacks people or other drones. DJI been having this with every drone since the Spark.
Drone vs drone

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Lol! This must be what is like to see the world from a wasps point of view. The look on that guy's face everytime it started coming down at him was priceless.

If I had a nickel for every time I accidentally selected 'seek and destroy' instead of 'dynamic track'...

Ansia · May 11, 2019

Thing is, Dynamic Track won't make the drone lose altitude, only gain. So the video where the drone goes down was caused by the pilot or autolanding.

Apollo11capcom · May 11, 2019

Ansia said:
Thing is, Dynamic Track won't make the drone lose altitude, only gain. So the video where the drone goes down was caused by the pilot or autolanding.

I was thinking about that while watching the videos, in all of them it looked like the drones were almost targeting the pilots (subjects, whatever). I can't think of any standard user error that would cause that.