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Do not use auto. If You record 24 FPS the shutter should be 48 or 50. To achieve it filters are must. For me SANDMARC ones are one of the best. On DLOG the ISO is fixed on 500. Personally on my P4P I use sharpness, saturation and contrast on -3, -3, -3. Then DAVINCI RESOLVE does the rest.

Set image transmission to 4 Mbps and You will see the difference.

The chip ones don't work with new iOS on iPad Pro. Only Leef works flawlessly.

Try this one: Aerial Filter - DJI Phantom 4 Pro

The only issue with mine P4p is that the manual has too many pages;-)

Thx for the code. I hope I will get the filters asap.

Leef iAccess works flawlessly with my iPad Pro.

I have had once the same issue with my I1.

Hello. I have just sold my I1 just for 30% of the money I spend for it. Now I have P4Pro that is much better tool. My advice is: sell it as soon as possible or donate it to a museeum.

Hi. As I can see there are many directional antennas. In my opinion thats the reason of Yours flayaways. Check here:http://www.phantompilots.com/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=30019

Here are sets of pics showing the process of flyaway:

Thats the point. The directional antennas are the problem. Before that day I was thinking that only at close distance is unsafe to fly. As to the GPS problem I have data from FLYTREX Core. The number of sats was from 10 to 11. The distance between the controller and Phantom was about 200 m...

Frankly speaking like in the rest of the world. The key point is that BTS consists of many types of antennas including the directional ones.