I was checking my P3 standard going thru setting something to do. I noticed zebra strips on my screen only where its white. I have a feeling its a white balance issue. When i review my pgotos its not on the final edit. Any ideas how to correct this.
Zebra stripes on view
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The stripes are showing you the areas that are overexposed. If you don't want to see the stripes, disable this setting in DJI GO:
how many times per week do you think you post these photos about the over expose stripes?
There is somethig wrong with my camera. My white horse looks funny.
Geeeeeeeeeeeeee that horse is Very Very Over exposed ( LOL )
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The stripes are known in the industry as "Zebras" and notify over-exposure to light in those areas. You can turn off the "Over-Exposure" Warning in Warnings - or the more accurate thing to do is close down the Aperture to let in less light ! Good luck
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I haven't seen this one for a while. It used to be a very common question.
Just remember, if you disable the stripes, you may not know you're overexposed until you're home and looking at your results. Then, it's too late.
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