DJI drones have several automated shooting modes that enable even new pilots to capture creative videos. However, an extremely useful feature that has typically remained restricted to FPV offerings or hidden under Free Hyperlapse is Cruise Control. That changes with the new Mavic 3 Classic unleashing the function across Normal, Cine, and Sport mode in addition to APAS, Free Hyperlapse, and Spotlight.

What is Cruise Control on DJI drones?

The Cruise Control feature allows you to set a constant flight speed for your drone, so you can focus on the footage without worrying about precise joystick action. Since the function minimizes any camera shake from manual speed control, you get much more professional-looking videos and a smoother recording experience overall.

Essentially, when conditions permit, the drone can lock the current control stick input of the remote control. At the same time, the feature also supports more camera movements such as spiraling up by…

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