So here it is my first video.

Nice, but surprisingly jerky video. You may want to set your shutter speed to one to two times the frame rate. So for example, if you are shooting 1080p/29, try setting your shutter speed to 30 or 60. That should reduce or eliminate the jello effect.

Looks a little more jittery then the ones I've seen so far.
Looks like your having a great time.

I have a great time but need to learn more. I did not change any settings at all. I was wondering about that jerKY video. I will try next Tim to adjust shutter speed. Thanks a lot for advise.

Did you remove the little white foam piece on the back of the gimble?

jacmac64 Posted at 2015-5-11 16:08
Did you remove the little white foam piece on the back of the gimble?

I'd say no ;-)
Check out if your gimbal is free of this piece of foam.
Beside of that you are pretty talented!

Oh boy.  Do I look stupid now. I didn't remove that white foam.  I thought it was a part of the gimble.  At  least had some flying practice.

Thanks guys

Great video if it did not have the jitters.
Beautiful scenery, Retake an post again.

Some of the foam pieces have a label on them saying to remove. The factory must of got tired of putting them on.

So, you can add the jitter-effect back by replacing the foam piece.  Just sayin.

Cool flight.

Painful to watch - sorry - when you know how nice it would have been WITHOUT the foam-thing interferring with the gimbal

It is amazing. A few years ago people would have been jawdropping impressed with that video. Today it wouldn't cut.

We are easily accustomed to 'better'. It quickly becomes the 'new normal'.