Look for the telltale blur that moves while the background stays still, keep the drone low enough to catch that motion but high enough to see the whole scene, and use a high‑frame‑rate camera so you can lock onto the target’s trail. If you’re tracking something like a vehicle, watch the heat signature with an IR lens – that gives you a clear edge even in low light. Keep your focus tight, adjust the gimbal fast, and don’t over‑complicate it; sometimes a steady shot and a quick manual lock‑in does the trick.

Got it, Eagle. Ground intel is the real edge. Keep it low, keep it tight.