That is a feature I haven't known before and I'm wondering what it's good for.
Is it so we can inspect our front propellers during flight? ;-)

I played around with it, don't see any use but to demonstrate incredible gimbal work:

Exactly, it is good for checking in flight if the props are still on and motors running...

Can you pan and tilt?

A CW Posted at 2018-9-22 01:30
Can you pan and tilt?

Yes - pan 90° left/right, tilt up/down.
It seems to be an 'Android Only' feature.

On the iPad I only get this when swiping the screen:

This is amazing in two ways for me.

1) It shows how much the drone rolls and pitches, and
2) It shows just how responsive and stable the gimbal is.

Eric13 Posted at 2018-9-22 02:56
Yes - pan 90° left/right, tilt up/down.
It seems to be an 'Android Only' feature.

That's cool - I'm sure they'll update the FW for IOS soon.

Hi, thanks for sharing this video. Have a safe flight always.

You can definitely do this on iOS devices too (at least I can on my iPhone 6s).  Simply hold one finger down on your screen and slowly drag in any direction. I don't think this is mentioned in the manual.

reclaimednj Posted at 2018-9-24 10:12
You can definitely do this on iOS devices too (at least I can on my iPhone 6s).  Simply hold one finger down on your screen and slowly drag in any direction. I don't think this is mentioned in the manual.

Good to know!      

reclaimednj Posted at 2018-9-24 10:12
You can definitely do this on iOS devices too (at least I can on my iPhone 6s).  Simply hold one finger down on your screen and slowly drag in any direction. I don't think this is mentioned in the manual.

You are right - it also works on my iPad now.
It looks like it needs an instant longer pressing the screen...