Today I realized that there is no Anti-Flicker option in the camera settings.
This option exists in the Mavic Mini under advanced Camera settings.
Why they remove it from MA2?

No it's definitely there you're talkin about the mavic air 2 right? Its under camera settings.... I'm also pretty sure it matters what mode you are in like photos or video I don't think you can be in smart photo or HDR or you won't be able to see this option

Jimmy hoffa Posted at 8-13 18:04
No it's definitely there you're talkin about the mavic air 2 right? Its under camera settings.... I'm also pretty sure it matters what mode you are in like photos or video I don't think you can be in smart photo or HDR or you won't be able to see this option

I tried all modes 4K wide (normal, d-cine) 4K zoom, 1080, HDR. But I cannot find it. Can you confirm that is there?

Zakkorn Posted at 8-13 22:49
I tried all modes 4K wide (normal, d-cine) 4K zoom, 1080, HDR. But I cannot find it. Can you confirm that is there?

Jump to 15:00 on this video:

Yes I just checked and it is there. I would say at this point maybe uninstall the app and then reinstall it

This is my menu.
Video 4K wide Normal selected.

Jimmy hoffa Posted at 8-13 23:28
Yes I just checked and it is there. I would say at this point maybe uninstall the app and then reinstall it

Did you check it while MA2 was connected or you just Open the Fly app and you saw it there?
Because If I open the Fly app I can seet the Anti-Flicker option (Off, 50Hz, 60Hz)
BUT... if I connect the MA2 the option disappears.
???
This happens in both my iPhone and iPad devices.

The MA2 does have anti flicker - it is not adjustable in HDR mode. The options are Off; Auto; 50Hz and 60Hz.

I re-installed the App on iPad.
Nothing changed.
Anti-Flicker was not there when I connected the MA2.
BUT... here is the interesting part.
When I reset the Camera Settings. Anti-Flicker appeared.
That happened on iPad.
Here is the other interesting part... I connected the iPhone to do the Camera reset settings there as well.
But Anti-Flicker was already there.
So the camera settings reset has to do with  the aircraft's also camera settings. Not only the apps settings.
Because resetting the settings from the iPad resets iPhone settings as well.
Anyway thank all of you for your help.

Zakkorn Posted at 8-13 23:56
I re-installed the App on iPad.
Nothing changed.
Anti-Flicker was not there when I connected the MA2.

Glad you got it sorted. I always reset the camera settings after every firmware update.

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