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I have the same experience with my RS2.
First week I thought it was due to a heavy setup (4400g). So I did mess around and have a cut to a 3500g setup. Still no way.
Second I thought it was due to an almost maxed out tilt bar, so I've bought a 60g counterweight to push the tilt bar position up. Still a no go.
Third I've bought a Tilta Basic Ring - thought the nato handles where causing some wobble. While I dig the ring design (it's really comfortable to carry) - the image still introduced this kind of behavior.
Fourth I've changed the lens to a wider one (laowa 12mm) and have replaced all the power cables to a softer ones. Hang them from the top. Still a no go.
Fifth I went messing with the app, firmware etc. Went from 1.3.0 to 1.4.0 to 1.5.0. Tried different stiffness, strength etc. Still no.
It's rather funny, because I really like everything in this gimbal, except the gimbal main goal - stabilization. No matter how I've tried - even changed baseplates to a flat one - this gimbal introduced the wobble you can see in the videos above. I've tried ligher setups, different cams and lenses - it was always there. It's not that noticeable on tighter lenses with a human close to a camera and say - pivoting around, but it's really a problem on wides, especially without a human in foreground.
I've ended up stabilizing all the shots coming from this gimbal and shooting in extreme slow motion (75fps and above) to help to reduce the gimbal problems in post, but it takes so much time that I really am wondering why have I spent 2700$ on this gimbal. I'm really dissapointed by this issue, and have seen it here and there in the footage from other people. You can clearly see those even in the DJI own RS2 launch video in the desert shots where the cam op was running with the gimbal.
I can't stress how much I'm dissapointed by the RS2.
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