with the last update, my smart controller started showing black sideways lines on any white surface. i took a picture and it doesnt show up on the picture. i dont know if i changed a setting by accident or something but you cant fly by the screen because of it. anything white like the horizon or houses have black spaced lines through them. any help would be appreciated.

The Saint Posted at 2021-3-29 13:47
is this what you see?  https://youtu.be/J3EDNX1a9Mg?t=261

That is exactly what I see

I have the exact same problem.

DrkMage01 Posted at 3-30 04:50
thank you for follow up but it was my mavic air 2 that was having problems, I wish the mini would connect to the smart controller. would make my life a lot easier

Hi there DrkMage01. Thank you for the reply and for these information you have shared with us. I will forward these information and this thread to the designated DJI department for further attention. All significant suggestions will be implemented after the evaluation of the DJI Engineers. For the latest DJI updates please stay tuned to our DJI official website at www.dji.com. Thank you for your valued support and fly safe always.

DJI Stephen Posted at 3-29 19:35
Hello there DrkMage01. I am sorry for the trouble this has caused and thank you for reaching out. As posted by JimDandy on post #1 it seems that you are having overexposed settings. Kindly please try to check and adjust the settings of your DJI Mavic Mini's camera to see if the issue will still persist. Thank you.

thank you for follow up but it was my mavic air 2 that was having problems, I wish the mini would connect to the smart controller. would make my life a lot easier

Hello there DrkMage01. I am sorry for the trouble this has caused and thank you for reaching out. As posted by JimDandy on post #1 it seems that you are having overexposed settings. Kindly please try to check and adjust the settings of your DJI Mavic Mini's camera to see if the issue will still persist. Thank you.

JimDandy Posted at 3-29 10:15
When I say go in to camera, I mean by the 3 dots in top right of screen where you find safety settings and such. Not the camera settings in the middle of the right screen.

that was it,, thank you. i might have changed it when i was playing around with the settings. i honestly cant remember

The Saint Posted at 3-29 13:47
is this what you see?  https://youtu.be/J3EDNX1a9Mg?t=261

yes, that is exact;;y what i see

is this what you see?  

JimDandy Posted at 3-29 10:15
When I say go in to camera, I mean by the 3 dots in top right of screen where you find safety settings and such. Not the camera settings in the middle of the right screen.

ill give it a try when i get off of work and see if that works, thanks

When I say go in to camera, I mean by the 3 dots in top right of screen where you find safety settings and such. Not the camera settings in the middle of the right screen.

It is the overexposure setting. Go in to camera, and turn off the overexposure setting. What this is telling you, is that the image is overexposed and needs to be darkened through camera setting manually, or use auto exposure. I turn on my histogram to see where the exposure is for light and dark areas. Must be when you did the update it turned this setting on for you.