Montfrooij Posted at 2-22 23:00
Hassleblad is not a video camera manufacturer.
They make great lenses.

Perhaps you should check out the Hasselblad H6D-100C : https://www.hasselblad.com/h-system/h6d-100c/ It can shoot 4K RAW......

Take a loook at the data sheet.

Geebax Posted at 2-23 14:36
Perhaps you should check out the Hasselblad H6D-100C : https://www.hasselblad.com/h-system/h6d-100c/ It can shoot 4K RAW......

Take a loook at the data sheet.

Yeah, I know that one.
It was developed with Sony.
Released in 2016, if I'm not mistaken.
Hasselblad itself has very limited track record when it comes to making video camera's, they are better in making lenses.

Not that it shows in the DJI lenses unfortunately.
But I don't blame them, these small, lightweight lenses have to make sacrifices in quality. Otherwise the weight would have to be just way too much for a (consumer) drone.

Montfrooij Posted at 2-23 23:18
Yeah, I know that one.
It was developed with Sony.
Released in 2016, if I'm not mistaken.

It is good you understand the economics of making a drone camera, most don't. In fact, many people have totally unrealistic expectations for the DJI drone cameras, especially considering they cost only mere tens of dollars to produce, yet the expect them to perform like high-cost DSLRs.

Geebax Posted at 2-26 16:45
It is good you understand the economics of making a drone camera, most don't. In fact, many people have totally unrealistic expectations for the DJI drone cameras, especially considering they cost only mere tens of dollars to produce, yet the expect them to perform like high-cost DSLRs.

Same jittery results in my magic mini pro 3. Gimbal also makes this unpleasant whine noise constantly now.

I found that if recording to an sd card... check that the card is up to scratch and capable of recording 4k video

CHECK the FRAME RATE of the FOOTAGE vs YOUR PROJECT TIMELINE.

Ive had this problem and the solve for me was I noticed it only happens on my 60p footage on 24fps timeline. When I changed my timeline to 30fps, it fixed it immediately, which makes sense because 60p on 24p timeline is going to drop one of every 6 frames hence the strobiness.

Bottom line: make sure your timeline is divisible by a whole number into your footage frame rate
(i.e. 24p timeline / 24p footage = 1 =Good)
(30p timeline / 60p  footage = 2 = Good)
(24p timeline / 60p footage = 2.5 = Bad)

Guys, how do you like this problem at mavik 3?

https://youtu.be/k5ub6luv8P4

I just my Mavic 3 and I am noticed this after watching a few videos. After all these years does anyone have a solution to the problem?

Hi The Death Angel / All,

       I personally don't have any issues with stuttering of any of the videos shot on Mavic 3. Imho It is miles ahead in terms of video quality and functionality of my previous drones including Mavic 2 Pro. I usually film in 5.1k 50fps and transcode to 4k 50fps in Davinci Resolve. I think David the Drone above said it all about choosing a proper timeline for your exporting in regards to frame rate and appropriate timeline choosing. The only thing I've experienced is micro stuttering of any video above 4k with my old computer running on Intel x299 platform with intel core i9-10980xe cpu. Ever since I upgraded to AMD Ryzen 9 7950x , 5.1k now plays very smooth.  Hope this helps.

Take care, Mike.      

M3M (Enterprise) Same issue.

I have the same issue with my MAVIC 3 ENTERPRISE M3M
The video seems to have problems due more to the mechanical shutter than to an SD storage speed problem. I tried a Micro SD V90 which has triple the speed required for storing 4K video.
Furthermore, it is not possible to change the FPS: only 29.9 fps, whether recording in 4K or 2K.
Furthermore, I noticed that videos recorded in FullHD really suck, it seems like very compressed VHS quality (here too there are no settings to adjust anything). Incredible but the Mini 3 Pro is far superior in quality.
This doesn't make sense.

P.s. This is not a GPU playback.
I have a i9 12th , 64gb ram and A4000 gpu
Playback is a joke