Hello, I'm noticing when I'm in low light mode in the zoom camera, I am getting a white bar of light across the center of the view.
It grows with increased zoom.
It must be IR related but how can I correct it since it's dead center of the image?

Thank you

Did you ever find the fix to this issue? I'm having the same problem.

There is a limitation on the amount of light the Auto Night Scene Mode can make usable.
I noticed when the drone is shooting a photo at a  higher than 20' AGL, the low light starts to become ineffective unless supplemented by some other light source, i.e. streetlights.
I uploaded a couple of screenshot photos. Please note the altitude and zoom magnification.
I took a photo of myself from 150' AGL with a 56x zoom. I'm about 40' from a flood light. The other shots at 90' at 80x, it looks like there is an emitter from the camera that you can see the bar illuminating a pipe attachment on a roof.
I would like to know if this is normal and just a limitation of the Night Scene Mode.

I opened a ticket with the DJI Support to review what we are seeing with the Auto Night Scene Mode.

Here is another example of the "white bar" issue. Taken 90' AGL at 5X.

I received this solution from DJI Support.

Problem Description:
When the night mode is turned on, there is a square glare in the middle of the video transmission screen, which constantly appears at the center position of the screen.

Problem Cause:
The enhancement mode is turned on in the laser module, causing the module to emit lasers, leading to glare on the screen.

Solution:
The glare in the video transmission screen of the M30 series is caused by laser emission. You can go to the app settings and set the laser to “on-demand”, and the glare in the video will disappear.

This corrects the white bar issue.  Tested and it is resolved.