Support pour Phantom 4

1. When recording a 4K or 1080P 60FPS video at 60 Mbps, around 36 minutes.
2. When recording a 2.7K videos at 45 Mbps, around 48 minutes.
3. When recording a 1080P 50/48/30FPS video at 40 Mbps, around 52 minutes.
4. When recording a 720P and 1080P 25/24FPS video at 25 Mbps, around 84 minutes.

The Phantom 4 comes with a 16GB SD card. SD cards up to 64GB, Class 10 or UHS-1 rating are compatible. Recommended Micro SD cards are listed below:
• Lexar 633X Class10 16GB MicroSDHC UHS-I SD card.
• Panasonic 16GB MicroSDHC UHS-3 SD card.
• Sandisk Extreme 16GB MicroSDHC UHS-3 SD card.

When the Phantom 4 is powered on, the camera is in Center-weighted Metering Mode by default. If you want to use Spot Metering, tap on screen where you would like the shot to be correctly exposed. A yellow box will appear where you tap. To exit Spot Metering Mode, click yellow cross at the top right corner of the box. Exposure Metering cannot be used in Manual Mode.

Yes.

The Phantom 4’s Pitch-axis is U-shaped to improve gimbal stability. The Phantom 4’s gimbal is made of a magnesium alloy that enhances its strength. Also, the Phantom 4 gimbal’s main control board is positioned closer to the middle of the aircraft. The center of gravity is closer to the actual center of the aircraft, allowing the Phantom 4 to fly more steadily.

In S-mode, the aircraft can tilt up to 42 degrees while the gimbal can move at most 45 degrees upward and 120 degrees downward. Hence, the gimbal cannot point forward horizontally when the aircraft is flying quickly in S-mode. To solve such issue, move the Pitch of the gimbal downward by at least 12 degrees when flying in S-mode.

FOV 94°, 20 mm (35 mm format equivalent), f/2.8, focus at ∞

60 Mbps.

You can record videos at the resolutions and frame rates as follows:
1. 4k videos: 4096x2160p 24/25, 3840x2160p 24/25/30.
2. Full HD videos: 1920x1080p 24/25/30/48/50/60/120.
3. HD videos: 1280x720p 24/25/30/48/50/60.

Pitch: -90° to +30°.

1. Single shot.
2. HDR (The exposure time is increased to capture the environment more vividly.) .
3. Burt shooting: 3/5/7 frames.
4. Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB): 3/5 Bracketed frames at 0.7EV Bias.

Compared with that the Phantom 3 cameras, the camera of the Phantom 4 reduces color difference by 56% and lens distortion by 36%. What’s more, with DJI’s improved image processing system, the Phantom 4’s camera can record 1920 x 1080 slow-motion videos at 120 fps (FOV 47°).

Ensure that there is optimal signal transmission between the aircraft and remote controller. Adjust the position of the antennas on the remote controller for optimal signal transmission as shown below:

Phantom 4’s remote controller can output HDMI signal with the HDMI Module and mobile device. After the HDMI Module is attached to the controller, upgrade the remote controller’s firmware to the latest version.

Around three hours.

FCC: 5 km, CE: 3.5 km (Unobstructed, free of interference). The effective transmission distance varies depending conditions and operation.

Users cannot switch between FCC and CE manually. The remote controller will enable FCC or CE mode based on your location in accordance with local laws and regulations.

The maximum width is 170 mm.

Instead of P-mode, the Phantom 4’s flight mode switch has S-mode instead. In S-mode, the Phantom 4 fly as fast as 20 m/s with accurate positioning and hovering. Also, the playback button has been changed to the Intelligent Flight Pause button, which allows the Phantom 4 to exit an Intelligent Flight modes and hover in place.

Press the C1, C2 and video recording buttons at the same time. After you hear an alarm, press the camera settings dial, and the remote controller will start linking to your Phantom 4.

Refer to the tutorial video on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XNlhlDXMAs.

The Phantom 4 uses DJI Lightbridge for video downlink and remote controller communication.

Around 220ms. The actual transmission latency depends on your mobile device’s performance and environmental interference.

720P@30FPS. Actual transmission resolution depends on your mobile device’s performance and environmental interference.

2.4 GHz ISM.

In the DJI GO app, tap Menu and disable “Over Exposure Warning”.

New features added to the Phantom 4 include ActiveTrack Mode, Tapfly Mode, its Obstacle Sensing System, and Sport Mode.

The subject to be tracked needs to be placed in the middle of the screen for identification. If “GO” is shown in the screen after you drag a box around the subject, the subject has been identified. You can start tracking after tapping “GO”. The tracked subject should not have a similar in color or patterning to its surrounding environment. You can track optimally when your Phantom 4 flies at a height between three meters to five meters and five meters to 15 meters from the tracked subject.

When the tracked subject is lost in ActiveTrack, your Phantom 4 will hover in place and continue tracking when the lost subject reappears and is identified. If the tracked subject appears while the aircraft is not sure whether it original subject, the aircraft will hover in place and “GO’ will pop up in the DJI GO app. In this case, you can choose whether or not to track the subject.

You can fly your Phantom 4 in any direction in Tapfly Mode within -25 degrees to + 25 degrees controllable range of the gimbal. You can set the speed in Tapfly between 1 m/s to 100 m/s in the DJI GO app. When the targeted position is below 4.8 meters, the Phantom 4 will descend to a height of 4.78 meters and then keep fly horizontally. When encountering an obstacle, the Phantom 4 will ascend to avoid it. When “Enable Horizontal Obstacle Avoidance” is enabled, the Phantom 4 will generate a route automatically to avoid the obstacle from both sides. If cannot avoid the obstacle, the Phantom 4 will hover in place.

1. Pushing the right stick upward increases the flight speed and pushing the right stick downward fully makes the Phantom 4 exit the Tapfly mode.
2. Pushing the right stick to the left or right makes the Phantom 4 fly forward.
3. Pushing the left stick upward or downward adjusts the flight speed vertically.
4. Pushing the left stick upward or downward makes the Phantom 4 change direction. The flight speed will not change.

The maximum speed is related to the radius of the orbit. When the radius of the orbit is five meters, the maximum speed is 4.2 m/s. When the radius of the obit is more than 30 meters, the maximum speed is 10 m/s.

The Phantom 4 will continue orbiting around the subject until Low Battery RTH is triggered.

Ensure that your mobile device is equipped with GPS and the GPS signal is strong. Fly your Phantom 4 above 10 meters. Enable Smart Return-to-Home under Advanced Settings as required and then enable Follow Me.

The maximum flight speed is 10 m/s.

The Obstacle Sensing System can see 500 pixel objects.

The DJI GO app can run on both iOS and Android mobile devices. For more details, visit http://www.dji.com/en/phantom-4/info#specs.

The Intelligent Flight Battery will be upgraded when you upgrade the aircraft firmware. When the firmware for the Intelligent Flight Battery needs to be upgraded, a prompt saying “Inconsistent Firmware Found” will display in the app. Slide the slider to the right to update the battery firmware.

5350mAh, 15.2V, 81.3Wh.

Around 80 minutes.

Keep the Intelligent Flight Battery away from water or moisture. The battery level should have more than 65% charge when the Intelligent Flight Battery is to be stored for a long period of time. If the Intelligent Flight Battery is to be stored for more than three months, it should be fully charged and discharged once every three months to prevent over discharging.

Yes, when the voltage of the battery cells is lower than 3.62 V, the display turns yellow.

The capacity of the Phantom 4’s charger is 100 W.

The Intelligent Flight Battery will be upgraded when you upgrade the aircraft firmware. When the firmware for the Intelligent Flight Battery needs to upgraded, an Inconsistent Firmware Found prompt will display. Slide the slider to the right to update the battery firmware.

The battery capacity will decrease significantly when the Intelligent Flight Battery is used at low temperatures (below minus 10 degree Celsius). It is recommended to warm up the Intelligent Flight Battery to 20 degrees Celsius.

The discharge rate of the Phantom 4’s Intelligent Flight Battery is 5C.

This is normal. When the Intelligent Flight Battery has been stored for a long period of time with over 65% charge, the auto-discharging function will be triggered. The Intelligent Flight Battery will discharge to 65% of the total power automatically while emitting moderate heat.

The DJI charger can charge the Intelligent Flight Battery and remote controller. But it is not recommended to charge the Intelligent Flight Battery and remote controller at the same time.