Hi,
We where shooting at a facility and storm was quickly approaching. In one of the shots we were "lucky" and got beautifull lightening in the sky at a perfect moment. Unfortunatelly later we realised that our SSD had dropped 4-5 frames a moment after the lightening happened. The MOV file on the SD card contain all frames but it's not the same with the SSD. We have a shot few more lightenings that evening and there was no missing frames for them.
After that I formated the SSD for our next shooting day but at the end of the day we realized that the SSD was full of dropped frames everywhere in our footage. Almost not usable
Tried to format it multiple times and have done many stress tests since but after all it's not good.
Bought a new SSD and it works well, records everything as expected.
What can be done for reviving the damaged SSD? It's 3 years old and there is no warranty.
Is there someone that had similar situation? Could sending to DJI be cheaper than buying a new one?
We where shooting at a facility and storm was quickly approaching. In one of the shots we were "lucky" and got beautifull lightening in the sky at a perfect moment. Unfortunatelly later we realised that our SSD had dropped 4-5 frames a moment after the lightening happened. The MOV file on the SD card contain all frames but it's not the same with the SSD. We have a shot few more lightenings that evening and there was no missing frames for them.
After that I formated the SSD for our next shooting day but at the end of the day we realized that the SSD was full of dropped frames everywhere in our footage. Almost not usable
Tried to format it multiple times and have done many stress tests since but after all it's not good.
Bought a new SSD and it works well, records everything as expected.
What can be done for reviving the damaged SSD? It's 3 years old and there is no warranty.
Is there someone that had similar situation? Could sending to DJI be cheaper than buying a new one?
