Hi guys, I took some footages with auto ISO settings (3200 Max). But when I replayed them on my pc, I noticed that usually some objects in the footages left trails (indoor scenes). When I paused the videos, I could see some ghost images behind(not just blurry).
It happens when the ISO is 800/1600/3200. Especially indoor or low light.
Anyone has the same problem？I wondering if this is a normal phenomenon?  
Thank you guys alot!

Here is my camera settings
4K 30fps
ISO Auto Max3200
Dewarp on
RockSteady on(also tried off)

I don't have this with my other camera's (I don't own a OA, so I can't check that one)

Montfrooij Posted at 3-11 23:47
I don't have this with my other camera's (I don't own a OA, so I can't check that one)

Thank you for your reply . I also tested with my other camera and phone, all work fine(just a little blurry) .

JetBeh Posted at 3-12 02:06
Thank you for your reply . I also tested with my other camera and phone, all work fine(just a little blurry) .

And it goes away with lower ISO?

Montfrooij Posted at 3-12 02:54
And it goes away with lower ISO?

Yes, everything looks fine with lower ISO (400/200/100). It looks bad with higher ISO and faster shutter.

Try to turn off Rocksteady,  see if that happens?

JetBeh Posted at 3-12 03:06
Yes, everything looks fine with lower ISO (400/200/100). It looks bad with higher ISO and faster shutter.

The digital stabilization might be the issue.

Fishycomics Posted at 3-12 03:27
Try to turn off Rocksteady,  see if that happens?

That makes sense right!

Montfrooij Posted at 3-12 03:37
The digital stabilization might be the issue.

Thanks for putting it in words that we can better understand.  (Smiles, Wink)

Montfrooij Posted at 3-12 03:37
That makes sense right!

I just noticed you tried it in both

Your settings is:
Here is my camera settings
4K 30fps
ISO Auto Max3200
Dewarp

I do not love the OA auto/Manual settings, I ruined shots when using it.  Just me.   If you can up the Shutter to 1/60th or the next one that may help with EIS, the jitter.   ISO auto is fine but 3200 is Noise.    I tend to lean to my other camera for manual stuff, and also that camera has the Jitters with EIS. and the  shutter must be increased.  what I am learning

Fishycomics Posted at 3-12 04:12
Thanks for putting it in words that we can better understand.  (Smiles, Wink)

One of my many talents

Fishycomics Posted at 3-12 04:43
I just noticed you tried it in both

Your settings is:

Thank u for your reply
I tried many times in my house(daytime or nightime with lights on). if the ISO is higher than 1600,  I could see the trails on the screen when I was moving the camera and recording. Especially when I shot some linear objects such as doors, windows or round objects...do you have the similar issues?

JetBeh Posted at 3-12 05:56
Thank u for your reply
I tried many times in my house(daytime or nightime with lights on). if the ISO is higher than 1600,  I could see the trails on the screen when I was moving the camera and recording. Especially when I shot some linear objects such as doors, windows or round objects...do you have the similar issues?

Hi. I am sorry for the trouble. I have sent a PM. Kindly please check at your most convenient time. Thank you.

Shutter may cause the  Motion blur. not to my liking ISO  tried .  no need to get a video out, the Moderator owns a camera, should be replicating as well? they do not.


less Shutter, knowing the camera  is not going to get the best speed on a frame

Fishycomics Posted at 3-12 11:48
Shutter may cause the  Motion blur. not to my liking ISO  tried .  no need to get a video out, the Moderator owns a camera, should be replicating as well? they do not.
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Thank you so much for your help
I also tried to set diffierent shutter speed. Just like you said, it cause the motion blur.
but when the ISO is more than 800, it's not just simple motion blur, if I take a snapshot I can see multiple images of the objects in the videos.

I uploaded all the video files Click to Download

As I really do not Use the manual, and many others do not find it a issue, this becomes  a problem, why one person has  it and others do not. I have a video taht all my Night shots were totally dark due to me not learning the camera.   So  ISO simply creates Noise, it's creating trails.   that sounds like we said the shutter and as well a little more then that. trails can be  hesitation.   Now my question is what SDXC card are you using if I di not ask that?

Fishycomics Posted at 3-13 03:32
As I really do not Use the manual, and many others do not find it a issue, this becomes  a problem, why one person has  it and others do not. I have a video taht all my Night shots were totally dark due to me not learning the camera.   So  ISO simply creates Noise, it's creating trails.   that sounds like we said the shutter and as well a little more then that. trails can be  hesitation.   Now my question is what SDXC card are you using if I di not ask that?

I tried to use three different memory cards(A2 U3): samsung, sandisk, lexar.
I also use these memory cards on the other cameras.

JetBeh Posted at 3-13 05:25
I tried to use three different memory cards(A2 U3): samsung, sandisk, lexar.
I also use these memory cards on the other cameras.

Thanks. so then it can not be the card, but the camera and DJI.  they may not get the answer out to you so keep poundering them nicely (wink)

Fishycomics Posted at 3-13 06:08
Thanks. so then it can not be the card, but the camera and DJI.  they may not get the answer out to you so keep poundering them nicely (wink)

Thank you for your advice
Have a nice day