Hello Everyone,
I notice that my filming have some frame drop/ flickering.
Do anyone have a idea whats wrong?

I use a V30 micro SD-card, so 4K filming will be not a problem. The footage you see is in D-log, so no editing done.

This might explain your flicker.

I think it's a common problem. With a resolution of 2.7k you get less flicker but you also lose a bit of sharpness. Would be awesome if someone know a free solution for this. (with 4k)

Looks like an auto focus jiggle to me. Always lock your focus before starting a shot. ;)

I am having the same issues. I have tried ND filters. They seem to reduce but not resolve the flickering.

I don't see flicker, what I do see, is a very high shutterspeed and that creates stutter. So no motionblur. That might also fix your issue.

Nees Posted at 2017-6-12 07:02
I don't see flicker, what I do see, is a very high shutterspeed and that creates stutter. So no motionblur. That might also fix your issue.

Thanks for your replay,

Was very sunny and had no ND filters with me.
But still, the shutterspeed is not the problem because I have it in all my footages of the Mavic.

jpap Posted at 2017-6-12 05:58
I am having the same issues. I have tried ND filters. They seem to reduce but not resolve the flickering.

Good to know that ND filters help a little. My filters just arrived.

Sime Posted at 2017-6-12 04:45
Looks like an auto focus jiggle to me. Always lock your focus before starting a shot. ;)

Don't gone say I do it always but mostly i do
you see the vibration the most in moving object, like the birds in this one.

DS-Mavic Posted at 2017-6-13 14:14
Good to know that ND filters help a little. My filters just arrived.

Let us know your observations now that you have the filters
many thanks

jpap Posted at 2017-6-15 04:26
Let us know your observations now that you have the filters
many thanks

Did my test flight and here is the result.

no edit
shutter 50
iso 100