Can any one tell me what causes prop nosie in a video. I think that whats its called. Be nice to know how to avoid this and can it be removed in editing.

Not 100% sure but is that not a setting in the app?
...> general settings > record Audio with Video cache.If that is what you mean?

Tomcatuk Posted at 2018-7-11 23:53
Not 100% sure but is that not a setting in the app?
...> general settings > record Audio with Video cache.If that is what you mean?

I don't think he means audio noise. Video noise, the distortion in the image caused by the spinning of the props.

The angle of the sun to the blades - tilt the gimbal down until it disappears

Use as slow a shutter speed as possible to try and blur the props out, wont get rid of it 100% but makes it less noticeable.

If you are removing the gimbal lock, so it can go up to the limit, you will record the props everytime. Depending on th elight conditions, you'll see them more or less, but they will be there always. To avoid this, you have to keep the gimbal in it's regular movement zone.

Sorry for the inconvenience. Kindly check the original footage of your SD card and see whether it has the same distortion. Try to test it on a no-wind place so that we can verify this case. Please upload a sample footage here. You can use google drive or dropbox then provide the link here. Thank you.

A CW Posted at 2018-7-12 00:23
The angle of the sun to the blades - tilt the gimbal down until it disappears

Thats what I was thinking. Thanks

BigRoyBoy Posted at 2018-7-12 03:09
Thats what I was thinking. Thanks

No probs        

neilhamilton Posted at 2018-7-12 00:10
I don't think he means audio noise. Video noise, the distortion in the image caused by the spinning of the props.

oppsss...

It’s the sun that will effect it, you have a couple of options, fly with gimbal lowered, or a good option is fly to subject then record flying backwards, you can easily reverse in post, just be careful if people walking or cars moving in your shot they will also be reversed.