This is the second time this has occured.  Exposure was locked.  A dark band appears on the left side of the frame and the exposure is shifted (even though locked).  
I was in manual mode as well.  It occurs in just one frame.
Is this a software issue or a hardware issue?






Edit: It occurs during the following simple manuever.  Normal Mode:  Moving the drone backwards with the camera pointed back at the subject with the sky about 1/3 of the top of the frame.  It's very obvious in 4k

Here's a still of the band.  Bottom / left

Had you not pointed it out I would probably not have noticed it. Nice shot.

It's a bit hard to see in the video but easier to see on the still.  Not the expert but seems more like a software issue.  

Blériot53 Posted at 7-16 22:56
Had you not pointed it out I would probably not have noticed it. Nice shot.

I uploaded the video again in higher quality.  If 100% noticeable in both 1080 and 4k.  Its a big exposure shift even when locked.

DowntownRDB Posted at 7-17 04:53
It's a bit hard to see in the video but easier to see on the still.  Not the expert but seems more like a software issue.

I feel like it's a software issue as well. I'm gong to try to replicate it in both portrait and landscape modes.

fans7ac73174 Posted at 7-17 08:22
I feel like it's a software issue as well. I'm gong to try to replicate it in both portrait and landscape modes.

Yeah, most probably a software issue that needs to be tweaked.

Not a shadow from the lens cover?

Bashy Posted at 7-18 03:45
Not a shadow from the lens cover?

Def a flash frame of some sort.  A shadow wouldn't be as defined.  And its repeatable in different locations with different lighting

fans7ac73174 Posted at 7-18 07:39
Def a flash frame of some sort.  A shadow wouldn't be as defined.  And its repeatable in different locations with different lighting

Ok, thanks, was just an idea, hope you get it sorted