Hey guys, this Carson Miller Tech, here back with another video and today in this video, I’m gonna, be showing you everything that you need to know about becoming a drone pilot or a beginner in flying a DJI drone.

This applies to any DJI drones and probably applies to many other brands of drones also, but in my video I’m gonna be flying a DJI phantom 3 standard, so yeah let’s, get into the video. So the first thing that you’re, obviously going to want to know how to do first is turning on the drone and the controller.

The way that I turn on my drone is, I turn on the controller first and we ‘ Ll start beeping. I set that, aside, powering on to turn on the drone, make sure any gimbal guards or tectors are off and to power it on you press the button once and then hold it for two seconds and will power on make sure this is on a flat.

Make sure this is on a flat and stable surface next, you’re gonna want to go into your phone. Whatever phone you’re using, I’m using a iPhone 6s currently, and you’re, going to want to connect to your drones.

Wi-Fi I’ve changed the name and password already so mine shows up differently, but for you it should show up as a default at first, the very first time you fly it so after that you’re gonna want to launch Your DJI app and from here you’ll, be able to click on this button here that says camera, and that takes you into your camera view.

So the next thing that you’re gonna want to do is calibrate your drones. Compass in order to do this, you’re gonna want to click on the ready to go GPS and click on tau. To start the calibration, you click, OK and on the screen.

It will show you what to do, but right now I’m, going to show you how to calibrate your drone 360. After on your screen, it’s. Changed you turn. Your drone is complete. The next thing that I personally like to do is to calibrate the gimbal and to do that.

You click up here to the three dots and you go to where there’s, a line with the camera click on that you click on gimbal, auto calibration. Okay, you don’t have to do this step, but in my opinion, I always do it after calibrating and compass, because it just helps it’s, not fully done yet.

Some may think that it’s done, but you have to give it about thirty seconds in order to complete. So, as you can see right now, it’s calibrating and it will come up and it says gimbal calibrated. The final thing before taking off with your drone for the very first time is to make sure your drone is in beginner mode.

This is like completely up to you if you actually want to do this, but for me this really helped for the very first time that I flew my drone because to learn the controls, it takes a little bit of time to learn so to turn on beginner Mode and to make sure you’re in the beginner mode, click on the three dots once again go up here to where the drone icon is, and you want to scroll down to where it says, beginner mode.

This is typically turned on when you first turn on the drone and fly it for the very first time. So, if you’re, not getting long distance and you’re like what is happening. The reason why is this mode right here is probably still on.

Also, if you’re wanting to get a or flight altitude, you’ll want to change this right here to 500. You ‘ Ll also want to make sure you return to home altitude. Is that a good distance high up? So then it won’t hit anything.

So, in my case, I’m, not going to put it into beginner mode, because I ‘ Ve already went through that. But if you are a beginner, you’re gonna want to make sure is in this mode to help you so now it’s time to fly your drone for the very first time.

One more thing before you take off make sure that your controller, this switch right here needs to be up, make sure it’s up not in the center, because that goes to manual attitude mode. So make sure you’re up and, as you’ll see, it will show GPS and you’re gonna want to make sure that you ‘

Ve got seven or more satellites available. So now, for your very first flight, you can take off in two different ways. You can either click up here with the takeoff icon and it will hover up at about four feet or you can pull the sticks into the center or out to the sides.

This is the emergency shut off and turn on the propellers like this, you don’t want to do hitting them, while you’re flying up in the sky, because if you do that, your drone will come hurtling down to the ground.

So now that I’ve told you all that I’m just gonna take off with this way, even though I usually take off by going to the center, I’m gonna take off this way. So then you guys can see this yourself, so you click this button and you swipe to take off, as you guys can see it’s, just hovering up in place right now.

You shouldn’t have to worry about it. Moving around as it should just stay in place, so the default controls for the controller is the left, stick controls the up and down and turning left and turning right of the drone and the right.

Stick: controls forwards, backwards, left and right to go up. You obviously just push the stick up, make sure nothing’s above you, and the drone will start to take off, as you can see right here on the controller on your phone.

This right here is your height, and this is the distance from your controller. So I’m at an altitude of about 150 feet right now about 160 now, and if I go forward, you can see that the distance from the controller goes up.

Also, so, to take your very first shot as in a picture or a video, you’re gonna want to make sure you’re in the mode that you want. Typically, when you turn on the app it’s in picture mode which looks like this, and if you want to shoot video click that little button right there and you’ll, see video.

So, in order to take a video for your very first time, you’re, going to want to click this little red button right here and it will begin recording, pretty self-explanatory and you can get your drone shot in my case, some cows, [ Applause, ], as you see as you can see, they’re very interesting.

So when you want to end the recording, you click the red, stop button pretty self-explanatory, and now you’ve, taken your very first shot. You can find the shot in this here. That has your recordings.

It shows it right here or if you just open the app, you can click on this right here that’s called editor, which shows all of your recordings. So now that I’ve showed you guys how to do that now it’s time to move on to a little bit more advanced camera technique, which is using this knob right here.

What this knob does is it aims up your camera by pushing up and aims down your camera by pulling down, you can move your camera while moving around look down at a subject or if you’re, wanting a really cool cinematic look, then you Can go and while you’re flying forwards, push up on the little knob and it aims up and that’s, pretty much it in flying a DJI drone.

It’s really easy. If you want to get into more advanced modes, you can move this knob over here all the way down. That brings up an option on your app to do all of these different things. Point of interest, waypoints Follow Me mode home lock course lock, and you can also from this screen, get to your beginner mode.

That’s new. But if you’d like to do that, you can also do that. So now it’s time to get your drone back home. You can do this one of two ways you can either manually fly your drone back or you can click this button right here which is return to home.

To return to home. You slide you won’t want to do this. If you didn’t set your return to home height. If you didn’t set a good return to home height, then you have a risk of going and hitting things above you such as power line like right there, but in my case ice at the return to home altitude really high up.

So we’ll come back to home and on your controller it will start beeping, and your phone will show that it’s returning to home, makes it super simple to land, and if you’d like to cancel this, You can click the X cancel it.

You can cancel that and then yeah, then you can land it. Another way is: if you manually brought it back home, you can go and click on this auto land or you can do the going down manually. Do not move the six to the center! That is not what you want to do, because that will shut off your drone, but you can go and click this auto land right here and land.

As you can see it’s landing. It will automatically land and hover over just a little bit and land, and there you go. You’ve. Now just landed your drone, so yeah guys that’s, pretty much it for this video.

I’m. Sorry, it was shot like it seems like it shot it pretty quickly and well truth is, I kind of did because I ‘ Ve got quite a bit of homework that I need to do so. I’m gonna get to doing my homework.

I hope you guys enjoyed this video and if you want more videos about my drone or more videos like this comment down below and make sure like this video, if you liked it or dislike it, if you did in losers, but yeah so anyways guys that’s, pretty much it for this video.

I hope you guys enjoyed it, see you in the next video peace. Also, if you guys were wondering this entire video was shot on an iPhone 7 plus. So if the video looks horrible, then that’s. Why or if it looks good, then that’s.

Why also so yeah guys that’s, pretty much it now? Peace,