X5Pro. using latest app and firmware all over as of Aug 1st.
AEB set to 3 and in manual exposure settings.  I have an nd filter on the default dji 15mm lens.  Iso 100, 1/320, F3- 7.1

Images are duplicated instead of stepping up or down with insanely high shutters

image 1  100 iso  F 5.6  1/8000
image 2  100 iso  F 5.6  1/8000  same as first image
image 3  100 iso  F 5.6  1/5000


It has been doing this to me when using nd filters since day 1.  Is this normally what happens with any camera where your settings do not match your final image settings when using nd filters....or should i switch modes from manual to aperture priority when shooting aeb?

For AEB mode, the camera will shoot 3 photos, one of the photos will use the current exposure value, the other two will have the compensation values of +0.7 and -0.7.
Have you tried to reset camera settings and try again? If the problem persists, please upload original pictures to Dropbox and post the link here, thanks.

DJI Mindy Posted at 2017-8-7 23:11
For AEB mode, the camera will shoot 3 photos, one of the photos will use the current exposure value, the other two will have the compensation values of +0.7 and -0.7.
Have you tried to reset camera settings and try again? If the problem persists, please upload original pictures to Dropbox and post the link here, thanks.

I do experience same issue as described here:

https://mavicpilots.com/threads/mavic-pro-aeb-issues.22372/

"Then I notice that the Mavic AEB mode is not actually giving me bracket images! The shutter speeds in the meta are changing but on two of the images the histogram is not! This means that the image is the same exposure, the meta is incorrect values. I get two light images (the same) and one darker image for a 3 shot AEB. All claimed as same ISO but different shutter speeds. The funniest thing is that one of the lighter images has a faster claimed "shutter speed" than the darkest image, LOL.

So I moved on to stopping manually with the EV wheel. I frame up a shot and take a photo, then take two more shots; one brighter, one darker. These now, for all three, have visually different exposure values and the meta agrees. I take these into post and my software gives me the merged HDR image that I am hoping to see. This is great and means I can use the Mavic for my HDRs but the ease of using the AEB function is now lost!

Any thoughts on this? I've seen a few threads on this but no confirmed fix or work-around aside from a random comment about buying Litchi."

Will there be a fix for this soon?

Thank you!

fansaabfbc93 Posted at 2017-9-25 09:20
I do experience same issue as described here:

https://mavicpilots.com/threads/mavic-pro-aeb-issues.22372/

Resetting the camera settings fixed the issue for me completely on an Adroid device. This is so great!!!

fansaabfbc93 Posted at 2017-10-26 06:39
Resetting the camera settings fixed the issue for me completely on an Adroid device. This is so great!!!

Glad to know the problem got sorted out by yourself, well done.

fansaabfbc93 Posted at 2017-10-26 06:39
Resetting the camera settings fixed the issue for me completely on an Adroid device. This is so great!!!

Where do i find the option to reset camera with an inspire 1 pro?

Stratosphere 4 Posted at 2017-11-4 03:36
Where do i find the option to reset camera with an inspire 1 pro?

Have you found out where to reset the camera settings?  I have given up looking for someone to reply to your question from months ago.

DJI Mindy Posted at 2017-8-7 23:11
For AEB mode, the camera will shoot 3 photos, one of the photos will use the current exposure value, the other two will have the compensation values of +0.7 and -0.7.
Have you tried to reset camera settings and try again? If the problem persists, please upload original pictures to Dropbox and post the link here, thanks.

Dropbox

My overexposed aeb images are stating 1/8000 of a second and my darker photos are 1/2500 which is still wrong.  my base AEB photo would have been around 1/500 roughly but it states 1/2500 on some images.

Fully manual mode.  Really would like to see this working for once.  I can't find the 'reset camera' option on the x5 go app.  Please let me know where it is so i can test today.

Stratosphere 4 Posted at 2018-3-13 05:11
Dropbox

My overexposed aeb images are stating 1/8000 of a second and my darker photos are 1/2500 which is still wrong.  my base AEB photo would have been around 1/500 roughly but it states 1/2500 on some images.

The issue has been forwarded to our engineers for analysis, I will come back to you once there is an update, Please refer to the screenshot below to find the settings.

hi, aeb will just tune shutter and iso.
in your case 1/8000 is the smallest shutter, so the -0.7ev will also use this parameter
this is not bug

charlesetischer Posted at 2018-3-22 00:32
hi, aeb will just tune shutter and iso.
in your case 1/8000 is the smallest shutter, so the -0.7ev will also use this parameter
this is not bug

The post states that the photos area taken in manual mode so only the shutter would be automatically adjusted and never the iso.

Also the post states that the shot was taken with 1/320 of a second shutter yet the Meta data states 1/8000 was used as the base shot....so yes....this is a bug!