why on Earth would this happen each stop & go. is it due to the   technology that is in DJI called a Gyro that is  going whacko

https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=290601

osmonauta Posted at 7-12 11:43
https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=290601

that looks the opposite left and right.   for me, my DJI standing still it adjusts,  can not expect perfection at $329.99 on Two day Prime day   top dollar still

Same principle.

yep I hear ya.  guess the dips can out weigh the sway

Hi, Fishycomics. When the stabilization function is enabled in the Osmo Action series products, the devices will judge the direction of gravity based on the gyroscope in the IMU, and determine the horizontal angle of the picture afterwards. However, the inertia caused by sudden acceleration/deceleration during driving or the centripetal force generated by turning will "offset" the gyroscope's judgment on the gravity direction, so under certain circumstances, the screen will be skewed in different directions. Or during the driving process, the car will show a certain tilt in scenarios such as sudden acceleration, deceleration, and turning, the Osmo Action Series product will also tilt along with the car because it is attached. I hope this helps. Have a great day.

thank you so we have no "Option" for Rocksteady in Hyperlapse,  and the comp/camera is determining it

Record ordinary video in 4:3 with no RS and speed up in post!

agree    but   I rather use a gopro that reacts a lot better

DJI Tony Posted at 7-12 21:31
Hi, Fishycomics. When the stabilization function is enabled in the Osmo Action series products, the devices will judge the direction of gravity based on the gyroscope in the IMU, and determine the horizontal angle of the picture afterwards. However, the inertia caused by sudden acceleration/deceleration during driving or the centripetal force generated by turning will "offset" the gyroscope's judgment on the gravity direction, so under certain circumstances, the screen will be skewed in different directions. Or during the driving process, the car will show a certain tilt in scenarios such as sudden acceleration, deceleration, and turning, the Osmo Action Series product will also tilt along with the car because it is attached. I hope this helps. Have a great day.

That's bull......a gyroscope would work perfectly in this situation, you're using only the accelerometer data at the beginning and then it is fixed with the gyro data.

Andreas Dueck Posted at 7-13 10:18
That's bull......a gyroscope would work perfectly in this situation, you're using only the accelerometer data at the beginning and then it is fixed with the gyro data.

totally agree! I am trying to see if upside down  usage is   worse then  using it rightside up., seems the Action 3 has no clue what is rightside up here

So it work great upside down?

no, most use in a car upside down.

I have mounted right way standing on lower side of windshield, but never tested OA3 as dashcam. Think I should test it with hyperlapse next time.

I hear ya. we'll see what results you get compared to the posted vid. gonna try this with a gopro  see if it    offers the same dipping but not on a car though

More or less this is how Action cameras Act  even when stationary.

A hyperlapse test I did today, looks great, but not in 4K yet

johansenfoto Posted at 7-17 12:16
A hyperlapse test I did today, looks great, but not in 4K yet
https://youtu.be/uApYHszNtCs

much better then the one I showed,  great job,j just one big problem, NO SNOW!

Fishycomics Posted at 7-17 12:22
much better then the one I showed,  great job,j just one big problem, NO SNOW!

I find it strange that mine did work great, but probably since your was upside down.

Haha yeah we doesn't want snow here in summer

johansenfoto Posted at 7-17 12:39
I find it strange that mine did work great, but probably since your was upside down.

Haha yeah we doesn't want snow here in summer

if hte settings are not exact then that may be an issue?