It’s very difficult to get a natural overhead shot with straight lines rising from the ground due to the distortion of wide-angle lenses. Same effect on overhead shots of a forest but without the straight lines.
As the sensor is parallel to the...
It’s surprising how easy it is to lose such an enormous mountain as that in such an epic landscape. It was -42C at the time I took a look. Parts of Australia are currently 80C higher than that during one of our summer heatwaves.
You'd think it would be obvious in that it's North Americas tallest mountain....
The link will take you to Google Photos where it will show up as a 360 image.
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Sounds like it might be the "Jello effect" that occurs due to prop/motor vibration interacting with the camera rolling shutter. You can address this with ND filters to change the shutter speed when filming.
See this:
Without any indication of the DJI App you’re referring to we can only guess. However, an effect similar to what you describe, only with video, is focus shifting in and out. If this is what you’re seeing then switch off autofocus and see if it...