Phantom 3 with some fuzzy parts on video anyone know why? (watch link)

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This is a link to a video that i shot. The video looks great except when i get to dark spots it gets white fuzzy sparkling things going on anyone have any idea how to fix this? much appreciated!
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It looks like it's caused by the highlight being blown out. The info on the settings of the camera might help. It looks like a challenging day for video. Dark car dark clouds but also places where the sky and clouds are very bright..
 
I had a buddy look at it he says he calls it zebra stripes. These are the settings if you need more
Let me know. I appreciate the help. He said if I can get the camera off auto mode I may be able to fix it. I have no idea how to do that haven't began googling.
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Those are not Zebra Stripes. The Zebra Pattern is activated when you turn on the "Over Exposure Warning" in the settings and is only a guide to show you which parts of the image are being over-exposed, and as such would appear in the highlights not the shadows. It's never recorded onto the video file itself.

That being said, I have seen some horrible footage from the Inspire1 (which uses the same camera under the hood), but have never seen that kinda artefacts.

I agree with your mate that you should not shoot in Auto mode. Have you seen this on other videos or just this one?
 
Yeah I have seen it in a few videos. Day shoot and night shoots. I mean the stripes actually appear on the video and photos. Look at the silver and white car that's with a picture. Really weird. Any advice on what settings to use and how to get it out of auto camera settings.
 

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