I thought so too, but the blue extra gaps are at the bottom of both sides. Were it rotated you'd have blue at opposite diagonal corners--not just at the bottom. If you look closely, the goal line is *just* showing even blue a both top corners.
Not quite related, but the reason we were there since I'm trying to see if there is a lense issue: I spent some time reading the math to figure out the AoV so I could know how high to be.
Using FoV = 2 * arctan (diagonal of sensor / (2 * focal length)) gives me:
82.26 = 2 * arctan (8mm / (2 * 4.5mm))
the
mavic air 2 says it's 6.4 by 4.8mm which gives 8mm across the diagonal.
so using trig that 82.26 / 2 = 41.63. I know this isn't good because the sensor would need to be almost a square to come up with 82.26 versus the posted value of 84.
But, to back that "wrong" claim up:
It's 150ft from the middle of the field to the goal line.
math says 150ft / tan(41.63) = 168 ft (or, 51.43 m) is the needed height.
I know this is wrong because the shot was taken at 67.2m (220 ft).
If you work the trig backwards that's 34.28 degrees, or 68.57 AoV.
Multiply 68.57 by 1.25 (which is the ratio of the sensors diagonal to horizontal...8 to 6.4) an dyou get 85.7 which is a lot closer to the DJI value (their diagonal value) of 84.