Hi, new Mavic Pro user, been taking it out every weekend here in Hawaii to practice. Took it to the beach today to catch some surfers, and I didn't notixe it at the time, but when I transferred the video to my desktop, a lot of the shots were bad because of the propeller "interference" or whatever the word it. Is there a simple fix for this? Maybe I'm missing a setting?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1u0THcrlGegqVzLhZuWoOzWtlynXyjuzy/view?usp=sharing

By chance are you pushing drone hard into a strong wind or flying really fast when you see Prop interference?

Have you over-ridden amount of Tilt to where you can tilt camera up beyond level?

HedgeTrimmer Posted at 1-1 15:35
By chance are you pushing drone hard into a strong wind or flying really fast when you see Prop interference?

Have you over-ridden amount of Tilt to where you can tilt camera up beyond level?

I had drone in P-Mode, and was flying backwards at top speed...but didn't change the tilt settings. You can't actually see the props in the video, just that weird interference/shadow that ruins the shot.

Surfer_Dylan Posted at 1-1 16:03
I had drone in P-Mode, and was flying backwards at top speed...but didn't change the tilt settings. You can't actually see the props in the video, just that weird interference/shadow that ruins the shot.

try and replace your SD card with a higher quality one and see if that makes a difference.

From another pilot, FLPilotShark:

For the saving issue, please kindly use the recommended SD card to try again if possible. Below are the recommended SD cards for Mavic Pro:
1. Lexar：633X Class10 16GB MicroSDHC UHS-I SD card；
2. Panasonic：16GB MicroSDHC UHS-3 SD card；
3. Sandisk：Extreme 16GB MicroSDHC UHS-3 SD card；
4. Lexar 633X Class10 64GB MicroSDXC UHS-3 SD card;
5. Sandisk：Extreme 128GB MicroSDHC V30 SD card.
Also, please backup the data in the SD card first and try to format the SD card on the PC. Then try to take the photo again.
If you want to take clear photos and post-production, we suggest you choose JPEG+RAW mode. You can export the DNG photos from SD card to the PC, and use the professional software to edit.
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It has NOTHING to do with the SD card, please stop throwing red herrings across the trail. It is propeller shadow, which appears when the angle of the sun is just right to throw a shadow of the propeller across the lens of the camera. There is no cure for it other than re-positioning the aircraft to avoid it, and no amount of playing with settings will stop it.

Lonesome Crow Posted at 3-18 08:37
From another pilot, FLPilotShark:

For the saving issue, please kindly use the recommended SD card to try again if possible. Below are the recommended SD cards for Mavic Pro:

that's what I figured LC