Hey im getting a corrupt stripe on the right side of image frames on my DNG photos on the x5s.  It only happens when i start to zoom on on the Olympus 14-42 at about 30mm.  Ive been trying to figure this out for days but im out of ideas.  Ive tried different SD cards and again I cant replicate it on the ground.  I could update the firmware but this bird has been stable up until this point. An example of a corrupt file is here https://drive.google.com/file/d/ ... rT/view?usp=sharing

On the olumpus 45mm its also doing it on the edges of the images as well but you have to go in at 100 percent.  Photoshop will however open these images like everything is fine.

Any ideas?  DJI staff?

Stills or video? Other lenses are OK?

Matthew Dobrski Posted at 7-29 20:52
Stills or video? Other lenses are OK?

stills.  I get it on the 45mm olympus as well but its less apparent around the edges.  Maybe 10-15 pixels on the border

Update.  It does it on all lenses but its barely noticable at the widest (sometimes not). On the narrowest of focal lenghths its visible but you have to zoom in.  Between 30 and 45 its bad on the zoom is bad.  The shots from the zoom photoshop wont read.  The inspire didnt do this before and it had been sitting for 3-4 months.  'This is a new issue.  


Ive gone as far as updating firmware to latest, refreshing it, trying different SD cards, capturing on the ssd and DJIGO app as well.  It doesnt do it on the 15 and 25mm but does do it on the zoom when i get past 25mm and when I use the 45mm olympus.  It does it around the entire frame of the image

From olympus zoom at 32mm

Do any DJI admins have any insight or ideas?

Snufflebunny Posted at 7-30 08:30
Do any DJI admins have any insight or ideas?

Don't count on any constructive advice from forum moderators, my friend. That's not in their job description. Unfortunately I have no clue either. although I know that pancake type zoom lens is not of the high quality glass. If this issue is not noticeable on video, you may have to live with slight cropping of your stills ...

Matthew Dobrski Posted at 7-30 09:21
Don't count on any constructive advice from forum moderators, my friend. That's not in their job description. Unfortunately I have no clue either. although I know that pancake type zoom lens is not of the high quality glass. If this issue is not noticeable on video, you may have to live with slight cropping of your stills  ...

that would be ok but the images are actually corrupt...in other words photoshop cant read them in ACR.

Snufflebunny Posted at 7-30 09:50
that would be ok but the images are actually corrupt...in other words photoshop cant read them in ACR.

Every DNG still is corrupted, or just these with edge distortions?

Matthew Dobrski Posted at 7-30 09:56
Every DNG still is corrupted, or just these with edge distortions?

Yes unless i use a 15mm.

Snufflebunny Posted at 7-30 10:30
Yes unless i use a 15mm.

I'm clueless ... Try to borrow another X5S camera to narrow your investigation ...

Useful :-)