So I just purchased the S1000+ and I'm glad I did. Seems that the old S1000 and Premium had a serious vibration issue. I am wondering if the new S1000+ solved the issue? I also purchased a Kopterworx Anti Jello Plate...Kopterworks say its 5 times stronger and eliminates the jello issue.

Did DJI fix the weak S1000 frame and vibration issues with the new S1000+?  Will the Kopterwork anti-vibration plate not be needed? Anyone know more about this?

I fly an S1000+, and although I can't offer any comparisons to previous models, it doesn't seem to me to have a vibration issue.

Video taken with Zenmuse Z15 and a Sony A6000 doesn't show any jitter, still images with rational shutter speeds are clear.

I changed a blade a while back, and it had a vibration then, but I loosened the bracket holding the blade and the vibration went away.

HMArnold Posted at 2015-4-30 17:15
I fly an S1000+, and although I can't offer any comparisons to previous models, it doesn't seem to m ...

I have been flying the S1000 Premium with a GH4 and GH4 gimbal for just over a year. I have not experienced any vibration issues and my videos come out clean with no need for post production.

ebeez88@rogers. Posted at 2015-7-13 06:17
I have been flying the S1000 Premium with a GH4 and GH4 gimbal for just over a year. I have not ex ...

I have 2 Premiums and never had a vibration problem...I do know that sometimes camera settings is the issue that makes the video seem like vibration...check your fps.

I just purchased a new S1000+ with GH4, video is smooth as butter, no jello or vibrations.

One month into owning a S1000+ and GH4 gimbal. No issues at all unlike our S900. Good frame.

I have to correct myself, i have small vibrations, more like micro vibrations on pixel level...

Ozren Posted at 2015-7-14 21:28
I have to correct myself, i have small vibrations, more like micro vibrations on pixel level...

Did you check your camera settings?

Hey, yes, i still have vibrations at 1/200, vertical and horizontal vibrations. Am i missing something?

Ozren Posted at 2015-8-4 04:01
Hey, yes, i still have vibrations at 1/200, vertical and horizontal vibrations. Am i missing somethi ...

what are settings on your gh4 such as fps, iso, etc? Are you getting the jello on the video recordings? This is what I use depending on what I'm filming...but its a good place to start. I use F8.0, 1/125, photo style is custom or vivid or scenery and I set all of them at -2 in the menu...record quality I use HD 60i but to match some ground cameras I also use HD 24, play with M or MOV or IA which is on the knob on top of the camera...try that and see if you still have jello...if not you can fine tune your camera settings..I would also check your gimbal rubber dampners and see if theres something going on there...maybe one came out or something. See if you have free movement on your camera to make sure its not hitting something...I've seen guys with the camera mounted to high and it hits the top verticle bar which of course will give you jello and later a burned out gimbal.

When i lower my shutter to 1/100 or less, the jello is gone, in 4k, in HD i can go up to 1/200 and there is no jello. I think big shutter was my problem.
Btw, use ND filter and go to f5.6, this lens is the sharpest at 5.6, you can notice it in the details. Go with 0.6 and 1.2 ND filters.

Thanks for help.

Ozren Posted at 2015-8-5 00:45
When i lower my shutter to 1/100 or less, the jello is gone, in 4k, in HD i can go up to 1/200 and t ...

Glad you figured it out.