Weird image pixels

[NBeckers]

Problem: Images are blurry, weird pixels

Was unit in a crash: No

What have you tried so far: Height differences, wind speeds.

What device are you using ( iphone , ipad, Samsung , etc): Iphone 8

What firmware are you running ( aircraft, remote controller): Latest

What Go app version are you using: Latest

Any modification?: ND 32 filter by polar pro

Did you change anything or install any apps? No

Do you have a video or pictures of the problem? Pictures down below

Any advice? I also have problems positioning my drone. So any advice on that too?

 

[lisadoc]

Problem: Images are blurry, weird pixels

Any modification?: ND 32 filter by polar pro

Why would you be using an ND filter for a still photo? An ND filter is used to cut the amount of light hitting the sensor, resulting in the need for longer exposure times to compensate for the lower light levels. The whole purpose of an ND filter in still photos is to increase exposure times, thereby creating blurred motion.

Read here:
Mavic Air Sunset Camera Settings

and here:
Mavic Air Beach Pics

Any advice? I also have problems positioning my drone. So any advice on that too?

You'll have to be more specific about this. What do you mean by "positioning my drone"?

 

[Bunny Too]

Problem: Images are blurry, weird pixels

Was unit in a crash: No

What have you tried so far: Height differences, wind speeds.

What device are you using ( iphone , ipad, Samsung , etc): Iphone 8

What firmware are you running ( aircraft, remote controller): Latest

What Go app version are you using: Latest

Any modification?: ND 32 filter by polar pro

Did you change anything or install any apps? No

Do you have a video or pictures of the problem? Pictures down below

Any advice? I also have problems positioning my drone. So any advice on that too?

Howdy from Wyoming @NBeckers , welcome to the community, plenty of fine folk and excellent information here.

 

[NBeckers]

Why would you be using an ND filter for a still photo? An ND filter is used to cut the amount of light hitting the sensor, resulting in the need for longer exposure times to compensate for the lower light levels. The whole purpose of an ND filter in still photos is to increase exposure times, thereby creating blurred motion.

Read here:
Mavic Air Sunset Camera Settings

and here:
Mavic Air Beach Pics



You'll have to be more specific about this. What do you mean by "positioning my drone"?

Thanks!