Hey guys,

I was shooting at night and got this blinking yellow lights on all my night footage - do you have any suggestion?
Filmed at 1/60, 30fps and boosted ISO

Its mains frequency sync issues most likely.  Make sure its set to 50 or 6Hz depending where in the world you are.  Failing that, alter the frame rate.

I agree with the previous answer, and just would like to add this reference
https://forum.dji.com/thread-142138-1-1.html

gnirtS Posted at 7-26 12:24
Its mains frequency sync issues most likely.  Make sure its set to 50 or 6Hz depending where in the world you are.  Failing that, alter the frame rate.

It doesn't work. I switched to 25fps at 4K to make the shutter speed 1/50. Street lighting and led light bulbs no longer in the way.

Maxipro Posted at 7-29 05:32
It doesn't work. I switched to 25fps at 4K to make the shutter speed 1/50. Street lighting and led light bulbs no longer in the way.

Thats not what you need to change, the other option to specify 50 or 60Hz mains frequency is what you need to change.

gnirtS Posted at 7-29 08:17
Thats not what you need to change, the other option to specify 50 or 60Hz mains frequency is what you need to change.

Tried in the room , did not notice the difference. The shutter speed may need to be changed.

Thank you for the replies but I am having an issue switching to 60hz on M mode, the option is OFF and grey; this is just available on Auto mode and I am not sure the video will be properly exposed (iso, shutter and frps) on that settings.

elberti Posted at 7-29 22:33
Thank you for the replies but I am having an issue switching to 60hz on M mode, the option is OFF and grey; this is just available on Auto mode and I am not sure the video will be properly exposed (iso, shutter and frps) on that settings.

You can select Auto - switch to 50hz and manually adjust the EV then lock the EV all in auto if that helps.