How do i focus to infinity in Litchi for P4P?

[LSDMT]

no one is answering in the apps section. need to know asap for the eclipse pano i am taking.

There’s no focus slider like there is in the DJI GO app. I need to set the focus to infinity for taking 360° panos and not have it change on me between shots.

also - how do I manually set the home point? There’s no easy to find ‘set the home point' button either. in the DJI GO app – I can set the point by tapping on the corresponding button, even if the P4P is on the ground.

 

[Meta4]

no one is answering in the apps section. need to know asap for the eclipse pano i am taking.
There’s no focus slider like there is in the DJI GO app. I need to set the focus to infinity for taking 360° panos and not have it change on me between shots.

You don't need to focus at infinity - focusing at 50 ft will be fine.
Here are some numbers to show what the depth of field is for the lens:
Here are some numbers to show what the actual effect is:
At f2.8 and focused at 50 feet - everything from 12ft - infinity is in focus
At f5.6 and focused at 50 feet - everything from 6ft - infinity is in focus
At f11 and focused at 50 feet - everything from 3ft - infinity is in focus

also - how do I manually set the home point? There’s no easy to find ‘set the home point' button either. in the DJI GO app – I can set the point by tapping on the corresponding button, even if the P4P is on the ground.

The Phantom sets its own home point perfectly well without any help.
If you want to reset the home point, it's here:

 

[LSDMT]

meta - i said *in Litchi*.

 

[Tomas Wangen]

meta - i said *in Litchi*.

Just use autofocus on any object in the distance (50 feet or more away from the camera). I usually aim for a treeline or anything with enough contrast to get verified focus.

No need for manual focus on the p4p

 

[Tomas Wangen]

Just use autofocus on any object in the distance (50 feet or more away from the camera). I usually aim for a treeline or anything with enough contrast to get verified focus.

No need for manual focus on the p4p

Note: Under camera settings, you can enable "Focus assist" which will automatically zoom in during focusing, making it trivial to review focus even under low light.