I get it that when flying a Phantom forward beyond a certain speed, it's going to tilt forward, and the props are going to be visible in the video. It would seem the solution is to slow down. I wonder if the Mavic, having a different form factor, and a camera with a smaller field of view will be different and allow for faster travel while videoing without getting the propellers in the video...??

You can either slow down your flight speed a bit, or tilt the gimbal lower, avoiding the props.


RedHotPoker

The usual thing is to tilt down the gimbal. If you see the props you probably have too much sky in shot anyway.

Just tilt the gimbal more downwards, fly slower and fasten the video in postproduction to any speed you want .