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Currently no. Many owners have asked for it and it will likely be included in a firmware update. Hopefully that will happen soon.Is there no way to shoot POI with the H520 other than manual?
I'm not so sure. They may have a few hundred thousand H520's sitting in the warehouse that won't sell until they have a firmware update for the E90 and the bird.Won’t happen now the H Plus has been screamed out is my guess
I'm not so sure. They may have a few hundred thousand H520's sitting in the warehouse that won't sell until they have a firmware update for the E90 and the bird.
I have flown a 520 with the beta version of the upcoming firmware and it 100% had POI, only it was called 'Region of interest' on the version that I used
I have flown a 520 with the beta version of the upcoming firmware and it 100% had POI, only it was called 'Region of interest' on the version that I used
Have they fixed the camera distortion in the beta?
It was on my test flight before I bought the 520, so I did not get to take away any output from it unfortunately.
It was Dan's 520 and he told me it was an early beta release of the next firmware update he was running, not an employee version that ours has been stripped from, it makes sense that the Yuneec pilots would beta fly releases before they go general release.Ah well here lies the problem, Yuneec employees were given a different firmware to what was going to be the release firmware. That version you saw is pie in the sky at this stage in time as we can clearly see from what was shipped on our release models
It was Dan's 520 and he told me it was an early beta release of the next firmware update he was running, not an employee version that ours has been stripped from, it makes sense that the Yuneec pilots would beta fly releases before they go general release.
Dan and other Yuneec employees, including some of those present in the forum, normally have access to and test beta versions. It's always done that way, they're beta testers. This is a completely normal procedure when developing new software. Early development is called the alpha version and when it advances further, it is called beta, which is just when the final touches are made before it is officially released.
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