So,   

updated everything, app, Inspire 2, remote, but...same problems.

Camera horizon is not levelled , even after gimbal calibration...

I was flying with some side wind, but once stopped the camera remained as the picture shows...

Exactly the opposite of the fpv camera...

Just because you stopped to hover don’t mean the wind stopped
Bottom left that map with no connection switch to the blue radar map
Depending on how the drone is tilted will show on the radar



Oh yeah what’s up  with your batteries?
You should do the 72 thing so your batteries can have the same percentage showing

Whats the 72 thing?

Altitude Drones Posted at 11-27 11:43
Whats the 72 thing?

https://forum.dji.com/thread-149377-1-1.html

Frank White 9 Posted at 11-27 00:31
Just because you stopped to hover don’t mean the wind stopped
Bottom left that map with no connection switch to the blue radar map
Depending on how the drone is tilted will show on the radar

Do you know how a gimbal should work?

Wind or not...shouldn’t be misaligned...

Inspire_Max Posted at 11-27 12:31
Do you know how a gimbal should work?

Wind or not...shouldn’t be misaligned...

You should be able to adjust that on the fly in the Go 4
Did you know that?

Inspire_Max Posted at 11-27 12:31
Do you know how a gimbal should work?

Wind or not...shouldn’t be misaligned...

You should be able to adjust that on the fly in the Go 4
Did you know that?

Did you performed IMU calibration after FW update?

Matthew Dobrski Posted at 11-27 16:29
Did you performed IMU calibration after FW update?

Yes, of course!

Got the same problem with my I2+X5s cam.
I thougth that the gimbal was ment to keep the camera in level just like on my Phantom 4 Pro, but thats
not the case. When taking off all is ok, but then it start giving me a unleveled horizon. Sure I can ajust
the gimbal in Go 4 app, but why do I have to do this every time I take off?
It was an issue with the old firmware, and now also with the .300
Anyway, I gues this is how it is with DJI gadgets. Super  high quality hardware, but firmware/software... hmmmmm

FarmerMac Posted at 11-27 23:00
Got the same problem with my I2+X5s cam.
I thougth that the gimbal was ment to keep the camera in level just like on my Phantom 4 Pro, but thats
not the case. When taking off all is ok, but then it start giving me a unleveled horizon. Sure I can ajust

Totally AGREE!!!

Said before..

Fw destroys I1

FW destroys I2

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Altitude Drones Posted at 11-28 12:26
Said before..

Fw destroys I1

And yet there's absolutely nothing ... I mean NOTHING you can do to change this scenario. Other than NOT making the same mistake again by buying the future Inspire 3 ... and redirecting your passions or business toward, say, a beekeeping ... Would you?

Of course not. I've already started saving;)

Horizon not level... haha, a £100 (120$) Phantom 2 drone would have the horizon level from start to the end of the flight, no issues. Ever.
In over 1000 flights (I got one), the horizon stays level.
That is until I change it in the Assistant software, to what  I want, it will stay at that exactly angle for ever, weeks, months, years. Never had issues with the horizon.

And here is the  Inspire 2, for a decent package around $10k.
Can't even keep the horizon level.
Unstable flight (dances around MORE than the Phantom 2 which has ONLY GPS)
Unreliable, landing gear lowered warning among other firmware issues   <-- NOT fixed in latest firmware
Dangerous batteries that are failing unexpectedly, show false warnings, disconnect, show wrong voltage, show wrong charge.

Do I need to add more?