Hi,
today i just played my video from yesterday recording. I was suprised when i saw that video has flickered pixel. Can you please me advise me is that normal for mavic air or i should something change in settings


You can see test video on youtube. Please play it in 4k and focus on the bottom right corner and you will se flickering. Also when i take picture when i zoom on image i can see bad quality details.

thank you

Hi, is it the original video? Please tell me the firmware of your drone and the version of your app.

DJI Elektra Posted at 2018-4-22 00:24
Hi, is it the original video? Please tell me the firmware of your drone and the version of your app.

Drone is new and i download and update to the latest version. I will check later and send you what version app display. It is original video moved from sd to pc.

Firmware version: 01.00.0300
Dji GO 4  v4.2.8

Look about the same as mine, to be honest.   Will be interested to hear what DJI says.

I saw in option anti flicker option. Maybe we should enable this?

Razer93 Posted at 2018-4-22 07:20
Firmware version: 01.00.0300
Dji GO 4  v4.2.8

Thanks for your update. I will help you forward this situation.

DJI Elektra Posted at 2018-4-23 03:24
Thanks for your update. I will help you forward this situation.

Thank you. Ok so i have to wait and you will answer here solution?

Razer93 Posted at 2018-4-23 05:00
Thank you. Ok so i have to wait and you will answer here solution?

I will update here if there is any news. Thanks for your patience.

Sorry that we can not find anything wrong even if it set in 4k resolution. Or you can provide us the original video or other videos for further check. Please upload it to dropbox and post the link here. Thanks for your support.

What you are seeing is digital noise and flickering due to inter-frame compression. This is more noticeable in dark areas where there is a fair bit of detail. There is nothing wrong with the captured video and no real fix as far as i know for this, sadly its the limitations of the camera.
You can reduce this by using as low ISO as possible (100), capture at 24fps to give each frame a bit more of that 100mbps chunk and slightly overexpose to bring up the darker areas. Because there is no true LOG capture on the air yet, darker areas will always be slightly noisy. Giving them a bit more light will help with this but don't blow your highlights too much.