Hello Everyone,

I have just started my adventure with Pocket 2 filming cloudy winter landscape. I used ND filter combined with polarizer. White balance was set to Auto.
On each video I noticed strange: pink, yellow and blue stripes on the cloudy sky, on snow we can observe blue stripes. What couse this effect?

Please help how to avoid this issue.

Thank you in advance.

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Dude this drone i got for so cheap

3Q4CJ973A381QY
Seems like 100% fake

SN NUMBER SHOWS 9/21 MANUFACTURING
ITS TRUE ADMIN?
SUPPORT?
LET ME IF ITS ACTIVATE OR NOT

Dear Almostfamousgeazy,

Thank you for contacting DJI.

Your request ID: 4058019 has been received.

You may also reach us via online chat service

Dude this drone i got for so cheap

3Q4CJ973A381QY
Seems like 100% fake

SN NUMBER SHOWS 9/21 MANUFACTURING
ITS TRUE ADMIN?
SUPPORT?
LET ME IF ITS ACTIVATE OR NOT

Probably just the filters you used

johansenfoto Posted at 2-6 13:21
Probably just the filters you used

I am also using protective film for the lense  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzjDTkH_37k
and I am not sure if it has influence on light coming to the lense.

Hello there Kolin. I am sorry for the trouble this has caused and thank you for reaching out. Kindly please try to record a footage without the said ND filter attached to your DJI Pocket 2 for us to be able to isolate the said issue? In addition may we please know what is the brand of the ND filter that you are using please? Thank you.

Kolin Posted at 2-6 13:30
I am also using protective film for the lense  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzjDTkH_37k
and I am not sure if it has influence on light coming to the lense.

There is your problem, and why would you use something like that?

Everything you put in front of the lens will decrease the quality of your footage.

Kolin Posted at 2-6 13:30
I am also using protective film for the lense  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzjDTkH_37k
and I am not sure if it has influence on light coming to the lense.

Just remove the protective film.

The effect you are seeing is a phenomenon know as Newton's Rings. It occurs when you stack multiple filters.  As others suggested remove the film in front of your lens.  It most likely is the main cause and really isn’t required

Some filters could cause this all by themselves, but the protective film sounds like a likely culprit in this case.