Can any one point me the the right direction, I getting zebra flickering on my footage, any help is appreciated. thanks

May be its me but I can't see any flickering in that ten second clip

A J Posted at 8-4 00:34
May be its me but I can't see any flickering in that ten second clip

Hi, its on the heras fencing in the middle of the screen.

Andyb1975 Posted at 8-4 01:39
Hi, its on the heras fencing in the middle of the screen.

This is a great video on how to remove/reduce flickering effect/moire.

Hello there Andyb1975. I am sorry to watch and to know that you are having this issues on the videos filmed by your DJI Mavic 2 Pro. In addition to this threads I will post some tips bellow on how to reduce moiré or flickering issue. I hope this can help you as well. Thank you.

1. Change the camera angle as the angle of the camera to the object may cause a moiré pattern.
2. Change the camera position: Move the camera to the left and right or up and down.
3. Change the focus. Excessively sharp focus and high detail on the detailed pattern can lead to a moiré pattern, and a slight change in focus can change the sharpness, which in turn helps eliminate moiré.
4. Change the lens focal length.
5. Eliminate the moiré that appears in the final image with image processing software (we don't recommend third-party software).
6. It is impossible to eliminate all the moiré in any situation. For different environments and angles, different settings and methods are needed to reduce or eliminate.

I only see the focus shifting around the halfway mark.

Theres no zebra flickering.
There's some moire on the room and lots of compression artefact flicker but no zebra.

No flickering on my display.