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Not sure how to explain this.
My Skydio 2 is 2.5 years old. Never crashed it, it is always worked great. I mostly fly it with the controller.
I had not used it in 6 or so months. I updated the software/firmware recently, and took some video yesterday.
All my video has some horizontal "wiggles" as if it is correctly for some motion artifact? I'm totally guessing. It happens on both the 4K and 1080p settings. I've never seen my video do this before. I went out this afternoon -- cleaned all the cameras with lens cloth,and did some test flights to recreate. It is as if parts of the picture are on a bowl of Jello being shaken.
Here is an example ->
(note: view in full screen mode)
Take a look for example at the trees in the bottom of the video as the Skydio is ascending or the creek in the center of the video after the ascent. It is as if they are jiggling in a horizontal direction.
Has anyone ever seen these kind of artifacts -- could this simply be the result of a firmware issue?
Any advice is appreciated. Obviously, this is much less apparent when the Skydio is moving, especially at speed.
Update -- revised the link to Imgur.
My Skydio 2 is 2.5 years old. Never crashed it, it is always worked great. I mostly fly it with the controller.
I had not used it in 6 or so months. I updated the software/firmware recently, and took some video yesterday.
All my video has some horizontal "wiggles" as if it is correctly for some motion artifact? I'm totally guessing. It happens on both the 4K and 1080p settings. I've never seen my video do this before. I went out this afternoon -- cleaned all the cameras with lens cloth,and did some test flights to recreate. It is as if parts of the picture are on a bowl of Jello being shaken.
Here is an example ->
(note: view in full screen mode)
Take a look for example at the trees in the bottom of the video as the Skydio is ascending or the creek in the center of the video after the ascent. It is as if they are jiggling in a horizontal direction.
Has anyone ever seen these kind of artifacts -- could this simply be the result of a firmware issue?
Any advice is appreciated. Obviously, this is much less apparent when the Skydio is moving, especially at speed.
Update -- revised the link to Imgur.
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