Hello everyone,

I've found that gimbal follow mode is actually ruined by automatic rotation of the gimbal when you are start to rotate the Inspire. Follow mode should FOLLOW the rotation of the Inspire, not to rotate by itself at the touch of the roll command. It really get hard to make smooth shots while rotate.

Gimbal Yaw/Pitch can be made with soft start/end. Something like smooth curves "easy-in/easy-out" keyframes.

I had very bad experience two days ago. DJI Pilot app shows that Video Transmission is weak. Just few seconds after that iPad restarted by itself.

In video settings, manual WB should have Tint option to control green/pink amount.

Videos recorded at 1080/50p or 1080/60p is not playing back in DJI App. Half of the screen is just noise, other half is part of the picture. Video is recorded properly on the card and no problem with it in editing.

Video compression is quite hard. Almost all the times keyframes in video are "pulsing" . Is there any chance to solve that?



At the moment, can't remember anything more than what I've wrote

All the best,
Aleksandar

Hello everyone,

I've found that gimbal follow mode is actually ruined by automatic rotation of the gimbal when you are start to rotate the Inspire. Follow mode should FOLLOW the rotation of the Inspire, not to rotate by itself at the touch of the roll command. It really get hard to make smooth shots while rotate.

Gimbal Yaw/Pitch can be made with soft start/end. Something like smooth curves "easy-in/easy-out" keyframes.

I had very bad experience two days ago. DJI Pilot app shows that Video Transmission is weak. Just few seconds after that iPad restarted by itself.

In video settings, manual WB should have Tint option to control green/pink amount.

Videos recorded at 1080/50p or 1080/60p is not playing back in DJI App. Half of the screen is just noise, other half is part of the picture. Video is recorded properly on the card and no problem with it in editing.

Video compression is quite hard. Almost all the times keyframes in video are "pulsing" . Is there any chance to solve that?



At the moment, can't remember anything more than what I've wrote

All the best,
Aleksandar