Congrats
Making aerial videos is a science in itself.
As with all "home video" it is best if the sequences don't become too long and there isn't too much panning or tilting. Thankfully our wonderful Phantom 3's do a lot for us stabilizing the video. What I find works really well is to lower the speed of the gimbal tilt (you do this in the DJI Pilot app - in fact there are two places, one for the "Speed" and one for the "Expo" (if the dial should react linear or like an exponential curve - the last is good for those smooth transitions when tilting).
Good luck and happy flying and filming. I also caught a deer once on Phantom-footage. Once I didn't even notice untill I got home - it has been standing and hiding in the bushes
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Thankfully our wonderful Phantom 3's do a lot for us stabilizing the video. What I find works really well is to lower the speed of the gimbal tilt (you do this in the DJI Pilot app - in fact there are two places, one for the "Speed" and one for the "Expo" (if the dial should react linear or like an exponential curve - the last is good for those smooth transitions when tilting).