If the crash was severe enough, maybe the camera lens unit or its image processing card has been damaged.Crashed my drone a while ago im unable to get video feed not sure what to do. I already replaced the video feed cable the app doesn't give me any error messages
Hi thanks for the fast responseIf the crash was severe enough, maybe the camera lens unit or its image processing card has been damaged.
I should have asked this... what are you flying? I'm familiar with the old MPP's, and the guts/cameras and all, so I was speaking primarily based on my experience with the MPP.Hi thanks for the fast response
Should i replace the entire camera with image processing card ?
I have a Mavic Pro PlatinumI should have asked this... what are you flying? I'm familiar with the old MPP's, and the guts/cameras and all, so I was speaking primarily based on my experience with the MPP.
Whether to replace the card OR the lens, did the lens get smacked hard? I'd suspect that first.
What should i look for in my lense?Well, if it were my money, and you are sure the new image cable has been installed correctly (well seated and all), I'd look at the lens first and the card second.
I've had lenses go bad with no visible sign of stress. For example, I've flown, landed, restarted and the lens would no longer focus. Crazy unstable things!What should i look for in my lense?
The lens looks fine no scratches or anythingI've had lenses go bad with no visible sign of stress. For example, I've flown, landed, restarted and the lens would no longer focus. Crazy unstable things!
The DJI Software shows no errors or anything with the droneThe lens looks fine no scratches or anything
Hmmmm... the vision sensors pass through the video board. Try the vision calibration to verify the vision system is operating. If not, go back and check those connections to the front and rear of the gimbal board.
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