I have the Phantom 3 Advanced and have the latest firmware installed for both my Phantom and controller. When I record video in 720p/60 and import to Final Cut Pro X, I am able to view every individual frame of the 60 properly. But when I record in 1080p/60 the issue is that when I view this video, it actually is recording in 30fps. Every other frame of the 60 that I view is the same as its last frame. To clarify: in 1080p/60, when I move between frames 46-47, I see movement in the video. But when I move between 47-48, nothing changes. This prohibits me from slowing the video, etc. Anyone else recognizing this issue/know of a fix??

Hmm intersting I would like to see if others are having this issue as well. will be watching this thread!!!!

Hi,

I´ve edited a little clip for demonstration. At least in PAL 50fps the camera seems to work fine (cutted in Magix Video deluxe 2014):

boxfish Posted at 2015-10-15 07:39
Hi,

I´ve edited a little clip for demonstration. At least in PAL 50fps the camera seems to work f ...

My Phantom seems to have a glitch, though. Read what I posted about the 720 vs 1080 and that is the issue I'm having

We call it Key frames. I am quite sure this is the case here.

GQ. Posted at 2015-10-15 15:11
We call it Key frames. I am quite sure this is the case here.

What does this mean? I am using FCP X on my Macbook Pro but when shooting 1080/60, every other frame is dropped, resulting in a video equivalent to 1080/30

dannykatz7 Posted at 2015-10-16 21:23
What does this mean? I am using FCP X on my Macbook Pro but when shooting 1080/60, every other fra ...

Here you can understand what a key frame is.

I have a P3 Pro but I checked anyway using Adobe Premiere pro on my videos (1080p at 60) each and every frame is slightly different and are not doubled up.  I know you have an Advanced but I wanted to check anyway.