Those pics were taken at just over 20cm!
I guess knowing precisely what one crashed into could be useful? Haha!
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I’ve now come across a number of other people with the same issue and I guess whether you notice it or not very much depends upon what you are filming.
Look at this screen capture from a YouTube video talking about the best Air camera settings - looking specifically towards the centre of the horizon you will notice it is wavy… Or you might not notice, but if that was a close up of a roof line or something else that was supposed to be straight you would 
So a slight update on this issue… raw pictures do not show the warping, or camel back as it is becoming known os it is likely just a software issue that can be resolved in a future update (no idea when though) which is fab news!
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Did you take a raw of the squared paper?
Sadly not but I did of a roof line that is wavy on the JPG and fine in the RAW. The Airs gone back now so I can test any more.
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You want to get a builder in to sort out that lintel, mate!
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@Jcborden @OzoneVibe
Well sent more info and videos back to DJI as per there request. They are passing the info higher up the chain.
I have tested 1080p upto 4K and still have camel back issues. Centre frame is ok, just the top third.
Anyway I will let you know what they do, its the 2nd camel issue replacement so far, and my third Air in total
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