If you’re flying at night, you may get some red light in your shots, like in this photo:
That light is coming from your front LEDs. Chances are you’ll get this if you’re flying forward and your camera’s facing forward. Having the front LEDs on is nice, because it allows you to see your drone clearly and easily distinguish between the head and the tail. But your shots don’t have to be ruined! There are two ways to solve this:
1. Before you snap a photo or start recording a video, you can turn off your Front LEDs under Advanced MC Settings. Tap the drone icon at the top of the Camera View, scroll down to and select Advanced Settings, and move the “Turn on Front LEDs” slider to the off position.
2. Alternatively, you can set the LEDs to turn off automatically when you start recording or take a photo. This option is under Camera Settings.
We recommend option 2, since having the front LEDs on at night will make sure your aircraft is as visible as possible when you’re not shooting or recording. Additionally, you’ll be able to keep track of the head and the tail more easily. Safety first!
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Notice: Please make sure to follow your local law and regulations when flying at night.
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