I would open a ticket with DJI. I'd call their tech line and discuss with agent. The agent will probably ask you to send it in. If it is indeed a faulty sensor, they should send you a new drone.I would Google this term. "Hot Pixel." Here is a screen shot. It is easy to fix in Photoshop but I don't know how to fix it in a video.
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I agree with Dale except that I would skip discussing it with the agent. I would tell him politely it's not open to discussion. Believe me..that will save you a LOT of wasted time.I would open a ticket with DJI. I'd call their tech line and discuss with agent. The agent will probably ask you to send it in. If it is indeed a faulty sensor, they should send you a new drone.
Regretfully, I agree that the DJI agents I have spoken to on the phone are not great with their English and they are somewhat obstinate. Yet they can facilitate the transaction. In two cases, I had trouble with a DJI product (the OM3 and the OM4 gimbal). It simply would not "pair" with the app. after repeated tries. In fact, it practically ruined one of my vacations since I had great plans for it and was not able to use it at all.I agree with Dale except that I would skip discussing it with the agent. I would tell him politely it's not open to discussion. Believe me..that will save you a LOT of wasted time.
whatever floats your boat. I've done it both ways. The point is, DJI really needs to replace that drone and it should not cost a Refresh usage. That is why I would first be sure I am not giving up a Refresh service by confirming it with the agent.I've had the best results just cutting to the chase and getting a mailer. Takes about five minutes start to end.
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