Hey guys does anyone is getting this wubly video effect when u fly and making video? i have 2 dji phatnoms plus, the upgraded ones, i though there is some wrong with mine, so i got another one, looks like same effect, is it possible that is happening from the wind? i never crashed any of my toys i am experienced pilot

Are you using the  4 gig class 4 sd memory card?

Can you please post us a video of your issue.

Gerry1124 Posted at 2014-12-26 00:12
Are you using the  4 gig class 4 sd memory card?

what ever came with it

jarek33@hotmail Posted at 2014-12-26 00:29
what ever came with it

Post a video when you can so we can see exactly what you are seeing.

Jelly video

Interesting. Just a quick question. Are you using the DJI props that came with the Phantom or did you switch out to carbon fiber props? Just wondering because the jello effect is usually related to vibration from the aircraft. Unbalanced props are the biggest source of this vibration.

momochi Posted at 2014-12-26 03:01
Interesting. Just a quick question. Are you using the DJI props that came with the Phantom or did yo ...

Additional fast question to the above one . How much fps you are using. Which videoformat was used.

Happy Landings.

BTW. There is a big high voltage transformer station near there (also not mentioned the cable wire)

Brand new vision 2 plus all upgraded, never crashed stock upgraded props and new motors that comes with it...video is 1080i 60 frames

Just for grins, shoot some video while the phantom is sitting still, not moving and see if you have the same effect.

I watched the video at a couple of different setting and I think Gerry1124 may have been on the right track.  Get rid of that cheap ass class 4 video card (seriously DJI?).  Did you actually buy another Phantom just to get a second opinion?  (I think you can probably manage some class 10 of better mini SD cards)

jarek33@hotmail Posted at 2014-12-26 03:23
Brand new vision 2 plus all upgraded, never crashed stock upgraded props and new motors that comes w ...

Try 720p 60 FPS. The 1080I "60fps" is really only 30 fps as they are interlaced half images. You will get less motion blur and the resolution is fine. ( the i is for interlaced and the P is for progressive. I am a professional videographer and often shoot at 720p even with my main pro cameras.)  PS: yes upgrade to at least class 6 - I always use high quality class 10- and don't buy "bargains" !!there are no cheap high quality cards- trust me!

How about 1080p 30 frames ? I think that's the highest setting ?

jarek33@hotmail Posted at 2014-12-26 10:42
How about 1080p 30 frames ? I think that's the highest setting ?

No- the frame rate is too slow for moving video- trust me try it!

i did today its awesome didn't spot any jelly