Hello


I'm using a 256GB SanDisk Extreme Pro V30 micro SD (attached picture) with my DJI 4 PRO and I get a lot of pixelated images on the display when viewing the image while flying the drone (second attached picture)

I believe the Micro SD card I'm using is the correct one and has been approved by DJI.   If that's the case, why am I having this issue?

Well played sir.  Well played.

TonyPHX Posted at 8-18 17:43
Well played sir.  Well played.

sorry, but I did not understand your answer

I'm with you, I don't get it either. The bad parts look like its showing washed out exposure if the top is clouds and the buildings with it are white. Seems an ND filter is needed. Card is most likely not the issue.

1.  Your SD card can't have any effect on your screen view.
2.  Your screen shot shows an area of "zebra stripes".
That's an over-exposure warning which you can turn off in the app settings.

As mentioned before "over exposed warning" here a video (not mine) Skip to 16:40

Hi there,
thank you for reaching out.

You could try turning off the Over Exposure Warning in the camera settings of the app.

Setting method: DJI Fly: Camera > Settings > Shooting > Overexposure Warning

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Thank you all!

As I didn't have this on my Mini 2 while using my iPhone as the screen connected to the RC1 controller, I thought it was another issue.  Will now use this feature and play with the exposure whenever I see these zebra stripes

Feschaeffer Posted at 8-19 04:21
Thank you all!

As I didn't have this on my Mini 2 while using my iPhone as the screen connected to the RC1 controller, I thought it was another issue.  Will now use this feature and play with the exposure whenever I see these zebra stripes

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Feschaeffer Posted at 8-19 04:21
Thank you all!

As I didn't have this on my Mini 2 while using my iPhone as the screen connected to the RC1 controller, I thought it was another issue.  Will now use this feature and play with the exposure whenever I see these zebra stripes

Please note that this is only displayed on the remote control screen and is not recorded in the video on the SD drone.

This is a setting you have chosen that displays over exposure. I have chosen not to show that, while I think it is disturbing. Go into the Camera setting I belive. In any case you should find a choice to have this view on or off (I believe it is close to the selection to show the histogram (which I find a lot more use than the over exposure warning.

It looks like water are heat damaged. I had the same thing on one of my San disk extreme pro 1tb cards.

EPICDRONEFLIER Posted at 9-3 10:48
It looks like water are heat damaged. I had the same thing on one of my San disk extreme pro 1tb cards.

The card is not at fault, zebras were enabled to show over exposure of highlighted areas it just needs an exposure adjustment or turn zebras off.

The over exposure (OE) indicators can be very useful if you manually adjust your camera setting to your liking for a given condition. I photograph lots of boats at speed in the harsh Fla sun and use this kind of indicator to keep me in the sweet spot. In my camera preview screen I want to see a small amount OE indication in white areas like water spray from under the hull or gunnels here, a white cloud but not the whole cloud or all of the water. The Zebras can be a good thing. You can recover in post easier from over exposure than under exposure. Here I had speckled indicators in the water spray and the gunnels. 400 ISO, 1800, f/6.3 300mm. Canon 7D MKII, EF 300mm f/4

gapd Posted at 9-3 12:49
The over exposure (OE) indicators can be very useful if you manually adjust your camera setting to your liking for a given condition. I photograph lots of boats at speed in the harsh Fla sun and use this kind of indicator to keep me in the sweet spot. In my camera preview screen I want to see a small amount OE indication in white areas like water spray from under the hull or gunnels here, a white cloud but not the whole cloud or all of the water. The Zebras can be a good thing. You can recover in post easier from over exposure than under exposure. Here I had speckled indicators in the water spray and the gunnels. 400 ISO, 1800, f/6.3 300mm. Canon 7D MKII, EF 300mm f/4

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