DJI Air 2s Active-Track 4.0 is put to the test in this video. I start out with "parallel" mode then switch it up to "trace mode" giving us an idea of how much of an upgrade the Ari 2s's Active-Track 4.0 is over the previous Mavic Air 2's Active-Track 3.0. I go back to the "testing field" at Heather Farms to run it though its paces with some surprising outcomes.

I definitely got my exercise in for the day as it took over 10 takes since I couldn't see my composition in my Sony A7III (makes me wanna upgrade to the Sony A7IV just for that flip screen, 33 megapixels and 4k 60 fps wouldn't be bad either) but this camera(Sony A7III) is amazing, tried and true for sure.

The DJI Air 2s had no problem tracking me. I have noticed the gimbal turning towards me keeping me in frame effectively using the "forward" Obstacle avoidance sensors as partial side obstacle avoidance sensors(do not rely on this, it was just an observation). Crashes happen the most when flying sideways. But All in all it was a fun though tiring day(multiple takes). Once again this drone continues to impress me!
At the end look away from the Screen you will see things warping!

Keep an eye out I will be making a video about my Mavic 2 crash as soon as the sting wears off.

Thanks for Watching! I hope you enjoyed. Keep on flying and keep on filming!!

Jeff Dalziel


DJI Air 2s
Sony A7III
Powerdewise lap mic
ND 16
Activetrack; Parallel, Trace oh and Spotlight!
Final Cut Pro X








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