Hello everyone!

Did you re calibrate on a perfect flat surface?

Hi Simo83, as Montfrooij suggestioned, did you calibrate the gimbal on a perfectly flat surface? If yes, could you please place the Osmo Pocket on the flat surface and take a picture with an apparent reference object?

Hello my friends and thanks for your answers!

Despite the countless calibrations on a bubble table free from radio and / or magnetic interference (the use to calibrate the gyros of race drones), the horizon of my camera is always "tilted" by about an anti-clockwise degree.

Unfortunately, the calibration recommended by DJI does not affect the "bubble" of the gimbal...

To check what I say, just try to calibrate the pocket on a clearly inclined surface: you will still get a perfectly flat horizon (unless you have my same problem).

Unfortunately, I fear that the gyroscope seat is not parallel to the lens and therefore the sensor thinks it is "flat" when it is not, transmitting wrong cardanic information on its orientation -> wrong horizon.

Has anyone experienced the same problem and solved?