I'm getting horizontal lines with my phantom 3 standard. Seems to happy when facing the sun. Watch the attachment. Any ideas? And is there any way that I could attach a video clip showing the issue?

It’s probably over exposure zebra stripes.

Turn the right dial on the front of your RC, or you can shut it off, in the app.


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RedHotPoker Posted at 1-28 20:00
It’s probably over exposure zebra stripes.

Turn the right dial on the front of your RC, or you can shut it off, in the app.

I think the zebra stripes are deliberate indicators that there in some overexposure and this isn't that. It's clearly not deliberate

Here is a video of the horizontal stripes

brianentz Posted at 1-28 21:12
Here is a video of the horizontal stripeshorizontal stripes

They look like prop shadows, caused by sahooting into the sun through the rotating props. If you swing through 180 degrees they should disappear.

If it is prop shadows, you might try to fly a bit slower, or tilt the camera down a few *.



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As RedHotPoker wrote or you can try fly backward, then AC will lean back and propeler will be away from camera I use that trick it is helpfull.

P3KoYoT Posted at 1-29 01:16
As RedHotPoker wrote or you can try fly backward, then AC will lean back and propeler will be away from camera I use that trick it is helpfull.

Circumnavigate the area. Haha



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RedHotPoker Posted at 1-29 01:12
If it is prop shadows, you might try to fly a bit slower, or tilt the camera down a few *.

Tilting the camera down a bit when facing the sun sounds like a good idea. Thanks.

brianentz Posted at 1-29 07:48
Tilting the camera down a bit when facing the sun sounds like a good idea. Thanks.

Yes, but try both methods, to see which one, is more pleasing to your eyes.

Slowing down your flight is often all it takes, to even out the drones flight angle...



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