Please help getting flashing lines during takeoff

[msinger]

what is fstops and how do i set that?

That just tells you the strength of the filter.

Watch this video. It explains the settings you need to configure in DJI GO when using ND filters.

 

[rjanumpally]

oh ok! so the way they work is they reduce the shutter speed but that fraction.

 

[rjanumpally]

or actually multiply the shutter speed by the that fraction. so even with a 1/3600 ss u get 1/60 with nd64 which is good for snow to prevent darkness.

 

[rjanumpally]

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[rjanumpally]

a friend on here suggested to go to setting hd and turn off auto channels and set to manual using the best peaks. do you guys think that will help with the annoying lines issue seen above.

 

[CodeCutter]

It is the shadow of front left propellar on the lense forming a strobe effect with the frame rate. ( I only watched the first few minutes) When you see the lines the propellar revolutions per second is multiple of frame rate. The wind is from the left causing the drone to tilt left bring the props between the setting sun and camera lense. As mentioned above a lense hood would help. It is intermittent due to wind gusts and heading of the aircraft relative to the sun.