Fix Camera lens condensation with ND filter??

[Edford80]

Has anyone tried to fix the camera lens condensation with an ND filter?

Did it work??

 

[Mark1988]

It does. However, when you get condensation in the lens, this is probably due to the camera getting too hot. Might be a sign of a faulty gimbal.

 

[Edford80]

The condensation appears inside the lens within 5 min of flight and it goes away after 1 min idle.

As I know and what others have said here in the forum is that some kind of moisture is inside the lens, but I havent figure out how to get rid of it. Not even putting it inside a rice bowl, that’s why I’m asking about the ND filters as a new option.

 

[Mark1988]

The filter will help It helps for me, it's just that the gimbal starts flipping out due to the excessive heat.

 

[Edford80]

What do you mean with flipping out?

 

[Mark1988]

My gimbal starts wobbling around and sometimes actually ''crashes''. It starts flipping around like upon start up, really have to land and restart the drone :O

 

[Edford80]

Never heard of this before. I bought polarpro filters. I’m waiting for them. If they fix the problem I will sell my mavic right away and get an m2

 

[Mark1988]

My gimbal now started working completely Will send it in for repair since it is only one month old.

 

[Cymruflyer]

You mean stopped working, don't you?

 

[Mark1988]

Yes, correct, sorry for the typing mistake! I really hope it gets fixed soon as I'm really happy with the overall performance.

 

[Edford80]

UPDATE: the polapro filter completely fixed the problem!!!

 

[AnythingReally]

easy fix

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