Diagonal black and white lines

[KoorbeladDigital]

(CAA controlled airspace)

Hi guy's and gal's,

I got to take a flight with my MM on Sunday while the weather was fantastic.

Clear sky's, no cloud, and no wind at all. Sun was directly overhead. Perfect flying conditions.

The flight was up to an altitude of 65m, and distance from myself never exceeded 300m. Flight was conducted in cine mode.

During the flight on my mobile phone/controller there appeared black and white diagonal lines where there should have been light coloured portions of the screen, such as the water, light coloured silver of my car, sand etc. All deeper colours such as the grass, tress etc showed up as their natural colour.

Has anyone experienced the same problem, or can advised why this would have happened.

On watching the footage back these lines do not appear.

K.

 

[AnzacJack]

you have the exposure warning on (can’t remember the exact name off hand)
In your camera settings you can turn it off, I think it’s the “exposure” button

 

[KoorbeladDigital]

you have the exposure warning on (can’t remember the exact name off hand)
In your camera settings you can turn it off, I think it’s the “exposure” button

I had the exposure locked at a level to compensate for the extra light being a sunny day.

 

[Lurch003]

Think you'll find that it "just does that" in the feed- happens on my MM and on loads of YT videos that show the phone view.

I haven't found a way of eliminating it, just learnt to live with it. Not sure if it's just "one of them things" when filming- like monitor screens or the old light tubes flicker and do things the eye doesn't see

 

[coneslayer]

It's there to warn you that those parts of the scene are overexposed, and won't retain detail. If you don't find it helpful, you can turn it off under "Camera > Overexposure Warning." (Based on the MA2, which also uses the Fly app.)

 

[THE CYBORG]

I have it turned on, I find it helpful but if you don't like it as coneslayer says you can turn it off.

 

[KoorbeladDigital]

thanks for all your input guy's .. .much appreciate it as always.

 

[Dale D]

I have it turned on, I find it helpful but if you don't like it as coneslayer says you can turn it off.

Usually, I turn it on while preparing to fly and adjust the settings (shutter, aperture, etc.), then turn off the stripes because they distract me from seeing the entire image. I turn down the settings until the stripes disappear.

 

[Harro]

Sounds like the Zebra patterns to indicate over exposure is turned on. It's an exposure aid and won't appear in the final video.

 

[AnzacJack]

Sounds like the Zebra patterns to indicate over exposure is turned on. It's an exposure aid and won't appear in the final video.

But why male models? ?