Hi Guys:

I think it's time for DJI to provide a new firmware update ... today making a shoot I noticed some reddish patches during the film ... maybe problems in the guimbal, I do not know, I only know that I regretted a lot in changing my Spark by MA, I thought that technologically would be much better .... but certainly not what I expected.

Spark i miss you

What? The camera on the air is much better. Gimbal has nothing to do with your photo color.

As I said: I do not know if the problem is the gimbal ... whatever it is, I hope a new firmware will solve this ... I did more than 100 flights with Spark and I never had video problems, frequency signal 5.8 ....
and so on ... I expected a better device.

I think it is not a generic problem that can be solved with a new firmware, because I have no problem.. jeff too..so I think it is a problem of your drone so contact DJI and ask them..I think you must return it to them in order to fix the problem.

Strange is that it does not happen in all filming and in different places ... can it be some specific interference of this place?
It happened in the same place.

Fabic Posted at 2018-4-22 06:11
Strange is that it does not happen in all filming and in different places ... can it be some specific interference of this place?
It happened in the same place.

strange yes..can you post some photos in oder to see the issue? Maybe someone can help you..

Can you provide some example images that show the problems you are seeing?

I can not upload the video

KlooGee Posted at 2018-4-22 06:25
Can you provide some example images that show the problems you are seeing?

I can not upload the video

maurom82 Posted at 2018-4-22 06:15
strange yes..can you post some photos in oder to see the issue? Maybe someone can help you..

KlooGee Posted at 2018-4-22 06:25
Can you provide some example images that show the problems you are seeing?

This is a Sun Reflection on your lens. It is normal.

Fabic Posted at 2018-4-22 12:17
https://youtu.be/CCbNSJy1nZE

I agree with BEN_M16, seems like it is just the glare of the sun hitting the camera lens.  Not much that can be done about it other than avoiding those angles with the sun and making sure your lens is a clean as possible.

Are you using any filters ND, CP or Polarizing? You may want to.

QuadKid Posted at 2018-4-22 14:24
Are you using any filters ND, CP or Polarizing? You may want to.

I have two filters, but at the time of filming I did not use any

KlooGee Posted at 2018-4-22 14:18
I agree with BEN_M16, seems like it is just the glare of the sun hitting the camera lens.  Not much that can be done about it other than avoiding those angles with the sun and making sure your lens is a clean as possible.

Hope it's nothing serious, thank you.

I agree with Kloo & Ben most likely flare/glare, watch this video somewhat of the same effect with the sun in it as well at around 1:13.

https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=145242

Lens flare.  Notice that when you tilted the camera down and then up quickly it appeared at the same angle both times.  Don't shoot into the sun and be sure you are not using the clear plastic gimbal protector.  Don't fly with it unless you're not taking photos/video.

Fabic Posted at 2018-4-22 12:17
https://youtu.be/CCbNSJy1nZE

It's the reflex of sun!!!!! It's normal...you can see it also with your sunglasses..with your phone..camera..