
DJI Mavic Air 2: How To Use FocusTrack
This step-by-step guide will help you unlock your creative potential with ease.
FocusTrack is a powerful feature that enables precise subject tracking, allowing you to capture professional-quality footage effortlessly.
This guide covers the three intelligent FocusTrack modes available on the DJI Mavic Air 2:
Spotlight 2.0: Keeps the camera locked onto the subject while allowing full manual control of the drone.
ActiveTrack 3.0: Automatically follows a moving subject while avoiding obstacles.
Point of Interest (POI) 3.0: Circles a subject at a set radius while keeping it in the frame.
Using FocusTrack Modes
Spotlight 2.0
Select your subject in the DJI Fly app.
The camera will stay focused on the subject while you manually control the drone’s movement.
Adjust altitude, distance, and angles for cinematic shots.
ActiveTrack 3.0
Select a moving subject in the DJI Fly app.
The drone will autonomously track and follow the subject while avoiding obstacles.
Choose between 'Trace Mode' (follows from behind) or 'Parallel Mode' (tracks from the side).
Point of Interest (POI) 3.0
Select a stationary subject and set the desired flight radius and speed.
The drone will automatically circle the subject, maintaining a locked focus.
Adjust height and distance for dynamic aerial shots.
Final Thoughts
FocusTrack enhances aerial content creation by automating camera movements and subject tracking, making it easier to capture professional-looking footage.
Always monitor your drone’s flight path, check for obstacles, and ensure a stable connection before using these modes.
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