Electronic interference or jello or what?

[Sarcoise]

Can you provide pointers on cleaning up this video? It looks to me like jello, but maybe some caps would clean some of it up? It is taken using a camera inside my FPV headset - only way I can make a video to show what i'm seeing. Whenever i'm flying, it completely takes me out of the experience and causes me to loose concentration which usually results in very little throttle in my flights. I've been flying more LOS due to it, not sure how to clean.
Its a HS117, used rubber spacers on camera mount, applied a dab of hot glue to mount/camera to hold the angle, changed settings/focus.

-Sarc

[ssb2005]

looks like the parts inside the camera itself may be vibrating, open up the camera and glue the board down or get a new camera. some of the PCB's are just stuck in there on poorly fitting plastic pegs.
Unless the camera mount its able to vibrate severely I would say thats your issue.

[Sarcoise]

Thanks for the reply - i'll tear down the cam and see whats going on inside. While I have things apart, do you see any reason to add any caps to the build? From what I have seen, this doesn't look to have bad electronic interference, I know it cant hurt - but would it be beneficial?

-Sarc

EDITED: Wow - problem solved. The board was able to move only a tiny bit, but it was enough at that ratio to cause havoc. A dab of glue to the fix. Thanks again!

[ssb2005]

All good mate, Im glad you fixed it. Caps can be beneficial on some builds to clean up the power.