@robport To bad you had problems doing the lens hack. As you know I did it and the results were great! No reason to trash the H as it is still a great flying camera! Perhaps you should send it to Peau and see if they can straighten things out for you. I am not sure why you kept experiencing the "purple haze"? Locking the white balance properly and adjusting the EV should have given you a better look than what you are getting!
The purple artifact was definitely due to some coating in the lens grouping. It's in about every picture or video I took in other than full daylight conditions.@robport To bad you had problems doing the lens hack. As you know I did it and the results were great! No reason to trash the H as it is still a great flying camera! Perhaps you should send it to Peau and see if they can straighten things out for you. I am not sure why you kept experiencing the "purple haze"? Locking the white balance properly and adjusting the EV should have given you a better look than what you are getting!
You wouldn't happen to have a good source for that? I found a new board with lens at Vertigo Drones, but at $170 I'd be back where I started...only with an extra Peau lens.Lots of used sensor boards out there in damaged cameras. It's an inexpensive fix.
I'll have to look. I may have a couple.You wouldn't happen to have a good source for that? I found a new board with lens at Vertigo Drones, but at $170 I'd be back where I started...only with an extra Peau lens.
What I don't get is what you did "wrong" to cause this. All you said was that you messed it up. But technically, what really caused it?