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IflewbyU2 Posted at 2016-12-9 15:11
I also have this problem, and I believe I have figured out what is causing it... vibration. The camera and gimbal are small, easy to get bouncing around, and the non-fixed props vibrate more than fixed ones. Also the hinged props can't be balanced like standard fixed props. Once DJI or somebody else makes some fixed props for the Mavic, I think this problem will be solved. So do I have any proof? Actually I do, a couple of tests you can do. For those of you who have this problem and think (as I did) that the sensor or a lens element are slightly out of alignment, try this. Turn everything on, start recording, but instead of taking off, pick up your Mavic (props-off might be good for safety) and walk it around or stand still with it, tap focus on some near things, and some far, then pan a little bit. Now check your footage on a high res monitor. I found that when I recorded as I hand-held the drone, the video focus is much better edge to edge, at any given distance. This test proved to me that my camera and sensor were OK, and that the blurred edges ( or often left or right side blurred) are a result of vibrations from the props. When the wind is higher, the blur at sides/edges is far worse. And in low light, when the shutter speeds are longer, the blurring effect is worse, which again says it is vibrations causing the blurring. Let me know if you get the same well focused results when recording but not flying. Please DJI, make us some fixed props for the Mavic Pro ASAP. The foldable props are cool and convenient, but those of us who do this as Pro Remote Pilots need the smoothest possible quality video more than we need the convenience of foldable props.
Cool man, I will try mine and report back tomorrow. |
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