Following the latest firmware update 01.01.05.20 the ISO parameters 100~200 and 100~400 are still missing. This is a crucial setting that is very much used and now requires immediate attention.

Hi there, thank you for reaching out and we truly understand your concern. We'll make sure to pass it on to the right team for review. We're always striving to make things better and better, so please stay tuned to the latest news on our DJI official website at www.dji.com. 

Thank you so much for your understanding and support!

Hi there,
thank you for reaching out.

You are currently in Auto mode, in which the camera automatically sets the ISO to keep the picture at the right brightness. If you wanted a lower ISO, you may set M mode and then you would have the choice of ISO 200 or ISO 400. We hope this information is helpful.

Feel free to contact us if you have any other questions.

Hi Diana,

I know I am in auto mode, and to set the ISO at 100, 200 or 400 you need to be in Manual Mode (which I also use), however the Auto Mode parameters of 100~200 and 100~400 are missing. These two parameters are available in all cameras including the DJI Action 4. This simply is something that is missing in the firmware and should be included at your earliest. The ISO parameter of 100~800 is too high.

Thanks

simac_fpv Posted at 10-31 00:09
Hi Diana,

I know I am in auto mode, and to set the ISO at 100, 200 or 400 you need to be in Manual Mode (which I also use), however the Auto Mode parameters of 100~200 and 100~400 are missing. These two parameters are available in all cameras including the DJI Action 4. This simply is something that is missing in the firmware and should be included at your earliest. The ISO parameter of 100~800 is too high.

Hi there,
thank you for reaching out.

We will consider this feedback as a request and forward it to the relevant team for their attention. We appreciate your support and kind understanding.

Unfortunately, despite a recent firmware update, the issue with the ISO parameters in the Manual Exposure Settings, specifically when using the 100–200 and 100–400 ISO ranges remains unresolved. These ranges do not function as expected, limiting flexibility and control over manual exposure, which is critical for precise shooting conditions..

Additionally, I’ve discovered another significant bug that requires immediate attention. The Color Recovery feature in the Color settings is not functioning as intended. This feature is supposed to provide a live preview in Rec709 while recording in D-Log M. However, when Color Recovery is set to ON, recordings are incorrectly captured in the Rec709 color profile instead of D-Log M. To ensure recordings are in D-Log M, users must manually switch the Color Recovery setting to OFF before recording.

Both of these issues significantly impact usability and workflow. I urge you to prioritize addressing these problems in an upcoming firmware update.