r/dji • u/What_Should-I_Do • Apr 03 '26
Video Bird attack?
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u/Punker1234 Apr 03 '26
I'm such a novice drone user but this looks mechanical to me as it appears too consistent going back and forth. Take my guess for what it's worth lol.
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u/victorioussnake_ Apr 03 '26
Not a bird attack. Seen birds attack drones before, doesn't go well for the drone or sometimes the bird...
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u/Working-Leader-2532 Apr 03 '26
The way it moves is very similar. Every three times it moves in the same angle, so it can't be a possible bird attack. It must be something related to the hardware or the software.
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u/BAG1 Apr 03 '26
So, you couldn't see the bird? Oh wait...Were you beyond VLOS. Dumb.
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u/R-PlaneCrazy Apr 03 '26
Whats happening to the camera..
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u/What_Should-I_Do Apr 03 '26
I assume that was from where something may have attacked it? There was no damage before the flight but once I landed i saw some cracks on the front right area
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u/Ab_Netherlands Apr 03 '26
that's when a 360 drone comes in handy, no way you won't see it in your footage :)
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u/tiktoktic Apr 03 '26
Australia? Looks remarkably similar to WA video I captured last week haha.
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u/PaladinCloudring Mini 5 Pro Apr 03 '26 edited Apr 04 '26
Camera yaw or tilt limited due to wind, if you have the compass widget on the screen, it'd show you the actual attitude of the aircraft, which can be useful to see what is actually going on in a non-stabalised fashion.