This is a weird question to ask. Sometimes even when correctly balanced, the Ronin-S will still tilt a bit to the right, about 0.5 degrees. This is usually not a big issue, I have tried system calibration, tests, autotune, ect but it's still tilted to the right side.

But that didn't affect me so I didn't care. But now I've switched to a new camera setup, and my camera frame (tripod screw) is faulty, it's tilted even more (even if you put it on a regular tripod). So now the whole camera is about 2 degrees tilted to the right, according to the in-camera gyroscope, but the Ronin app still shows 0.0deg.

How can I manually compensate this? The app shows 0.0, which is correct, but my camera itself is a bit skewed.

This is a weird question to ask. Sometimes even when correctly balanced, the Ronin-S will still tilt a bit to the right, about 0.5 degrees. This is usually not a big issue, I have tried system calibration, tests, autotune, ect but it's still tilted to the right side.

But that didn't affect me so I didn't care. But now I've switched to a new camera setup, and my camera frame (tripod screw) is faulty, it's tilted even more (even if you put it on a regular tripod). So now the whole camera is about 2 degrees tilted to the right, according to the in-camera gyroscope, but the Ronin app still shows 0.0deg.

How can I manually compensate this? The app shows 0.0, which is correct, but my camera itself is a bit skewed.