DJI MAVIC 2: How Active Track 2.0 Really Works // Sports Review

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Here's all the details on how Active Track 2.0 really works on the new DJI Mavic 2 (Pro and Zoom models). Does it finally follow properly? And did you know the WiFi/Phone option is now gone? Also, what features are missing or better compared to the Spark, Mavic Air and Mavic Pro? I dive into all the details with multiple test runs in full 4K footage with shots from both the Zoom and Pro/Hassleblad models (most shots are with the Zoom variant).

I cover all the details of how Active Track 2.0 has changed, including the new higher speed limits, 3D mapping using imaging sensors, and much more.

Everything in this video from the air is shot with a Mavic 2 Zoom or Mavic 2 Pro in 4K/30FPS (normal picture profile, no grading/post-production editing). It was uploaded as a FCP-X ProRes export in 4K to YouTube. Ground-camera shots are from the DSLR camera listed below.

Note: None of this video is sponsored or paid for in any way.

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[rabvtec]

Thank you! As someone who enjoys the fire roads and trails through forests on my mountain bike, and open country road driving in my kit car, I found this really helpful! I hope more M2 owners post up videos like this, thanks again!

[dimi]

Thanks for the vid, 've been waiting for this vid, not especially from you like forever (3 days)... keep up the good work

[JHMRT]

Sweet video! Thanks for sharing! Can't wait to get mine in the mail.

[Puckerization]

Excellent demonstration of Active Track. Thanks for taking to time to show us.

[vlax]

Great job. Straight to the point. Definitely worth of subscribing 😉

[jackbisson]

This is great stuff. The Spotlight tracking an the shots you coming up with were very cinematic as if watching a sports event or sports movie. Very cool stuff and great video. Thanks for sharing.

[Iscrnd]

Absolutely wonderful video! This could possibly be the video that makes or breaks my decision on purchasing one for portable cinematic video. The active track while panning makes it a definite plus. Thanks so much for your input! :)

[AriHD]

thanks for the in-depth review! Looks like it is working really well!

[carlospadilla]

Wow dude. This was an incredible video. Thank you for putting this out 👍

[isaacmelendez]

Thank you for the information. Really nice

[RichardGetzPhotography]

Well done and you got your workout in, kudos!

[RikBrown]

Super excited for the rest of your Mavic 2 videos! Mine is sitting in customs in Alaska lol.

[chillimocha]

Great introduction to Active Track 2.0. Many thanks

[KevinBlokland]

Nice video and awesome to see some Mavic 2 footage shot in the Netherlands! :)

[waynerenshaw-multi-outdoor]

I tried my Mavic Air in just Gesture mode and followed me flawlessly with no phone or controller.. try it like that, and see if it runs better 👍😉 I'm same as you DC myself and Angie cycle .. did the ride over the Dam at Cormet de Roselend worked brilliantly, had to mess about with it as a car was coming up from behind.. but worked brilliantly...

[BeckersReviews]

Wow :) you flew back and already shot the video:) it was a pleasure to meet you at the event:)

[truenorth]

Nice demonstration of the new Active Track 2.0! I definetely can see some improvements, 1.0 was a bit sketchy. Thanks for sharing this video!

[VickersDoorter]

As delivery of mine is imminent this video was very useful, as I'm planning on using my M2Pro when out cycling and rowing training. I was surprised though at it losing you relatively easily. It's shame that there is not a back-up facility to lock onto a transmitted signal from the subject. I guess that's going to be in the Mavic 3, next year...

[abdigitaluk_photography]

all things considered and it looked windy too, the tracking is very good

[denisstepanenko]

Thanks for video. Could you make a video about Active track 2.0 and downhill from top of some mountain to bottom with some significant height changing. Previous version was not able to go down together with tracking target.