Lot of lens flare in my air 2s, is it normal?

[Zeik]

Im having a lot of lens flare when filmimg directly to the sun, i have read that this could happen in some lenses but is it normal in my air 2s or should i send it to dji support?

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i cant find the clips that shows it better but here is an example. Thanks

 

[MS Coast]

Lens flare when the lens is pointed directly at the sun is typical of all cameras I've used. That brief film clip looks similar to what I see with my Air 2S.

 

[EsaT]

Basically they're caused by the physics of lenses and every lens has them.

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[eEridani]

Canon EF 500mm f/4L IS USM Lens Flare Test Results

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Canon EF 400mm f/2.8L IS III USM Lens Flare Test Results

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Lens flare of $9,000 and $13,000 lenses.

 

[sdfenton]

You might try either a polarizer or ND filter to reduce the flare. Pointed directly at the sun, an ND is probably better.

 

[Dave Maine]

There is no way to reduce lens flare appreciably, other than moving the camera view to a less direct angle. Most high end lenses are made with very expensive coatings of various rare metals than are helpful, but don’t completely solve the problem. I doubt that DJI’s pricing point allows for any serious manufacturing techniques to use sophisticated anti flare coatings.