Hi everyone,First of all, Thanks for your all threads that makes me get to know better of my Osmo.
I am really enjoying taking videos with my Osmo, just like anyone in here,
But one thing that REALLY bothers me is a drifting angle issue while taking timelapes

I already searched most of threads here and I found several threads that claims similar issues with me,
But I barely found any clear clues for my understanding, such as whether it is a defective, it can be improved by changing any particular settings, or even it is a weakness of Osmo that all owners have to bear.

I am posting my normal timelapse test video here,



and I want to clarify some conditions while taking the video.
1. the video has taken in a closed room, with no chance of breeze or wind.
2. Osmo was firmly standing on my desk, with the official Osmo base that I bought.
3. I never touched Osmo while taking the whole video.
4. I did 'Gimbal Stabilization' right before taking the video.
5. Osmo has applied the up to date firmware.

So I can reasonably assume that this constantly drifting angle comes from no other sources but the osmo itself.

I really want to get a clear answer from a tech professional at DJI here.
Major points that I want to discuss with anyone from DJI and you are as below.

1. Is this malfunction my Osmo's own defective issue? Is this the issue that can be improved by A/S?
2. If it is the issue on every osmo, Are there any ways to get improved that I don't know yet?
3. Is there any plan to deal with this problem by a future firmware update?

(Postscript)
This moving angle issue on 'Timelapse mode' bugs me a lot,
so I tried to put my osmo on a fixed spot and make it to take a single view with activating 'orientation lock' option, as a normal video mode.
I don't even talk about the quality of output. (Tears..)

You can also see the video that I took a sunset view of Hong Kong.


I really hope to get any constructive discussions here.
Thanks!

Yongil, from Korea.

Hi everyone,First of all, Thanks for your all threads that makes me get to know better of my Osmo.
I am really enjoying taking videos with my Osmo, just like anyone in here,
But one thing that REALLY bothers me is a drifting angle issue while taking timelapes

I already searched most of threads here and I found several threads that claims similar issues with me,
But I barely found any clear clues for my understanding, such as whether it is a defective, it can be improved by changing any particular settings, or even it is a weakness of Osmo that all owners have to bear.

I am posting my normal timelapse test video here,



and I want to clarify some conditions while taking the video.
1. the video has taken in a closed room, with no chance of breeze or wind.
2. Osmo was firmly standing on my desk, with the official Osmo base that I bought.
3. I never touched Osmo while taking the whole video.
4. I did 'Gimbal Stabilization' right before taking the video.
5. Osmo has applied the up to date firmware.

So I can reasonably assume that this constantly drifting angle comes from no other sources but the osmo itself.

I really want to get a clear answer from a tech professional at DJI here.
Major points that I want to discuss with anyone from DJI and you are as below.

1. Is this malfunction my Osmo's own defective issue? Is this the issue that can be improved by A/S?
2. If it is the issue on every osmo, Are there any ways to get improved that I don't know yet?
3. Is there any plan to deal with this problem by a future firmware update?

(Postscript)
This moving angle issue on 'Timelapse mode' bugs me a lot,
so I tried to put my osmo on a fixed spot and make it to take a single view with activating 'orientation lock' option, as a normal video mode.
I don't even talk about the quality of output. (Tears..)

You can also see the video that I took a sunset view of Hong Kong.


I really hope to get any constructive discussions here.
Thanks!

Yongil, from Korea.