If you are struggling with smooth cinematic video using the DJI FLY App, Try This!!  

Hello there Henrik Olsen. Good day and thank you for sharing this interesting tutorial video you have created. Great information and thank you for your support.

Great tip,   next time Im out I will try this yaw adjustment.   Any thought on tweaking it on the tripod mode instead to make it easy to turn on /off.

Good video!

I thought that this is what cine mode was all about?

DAFlys Posted at 3-25 00:04
Great tip,   next time Im out I will try this yaw adjustment.   Any thought on tweaking it on the tripod mode instead to make it easy to turn on /off.

yes, you can use that too if you prefer

Bashy Posted at 3-25 00:59
I thought that this is what cine mode was all about?

yes, you can use that too if you prefer - the point is to keep constant yaw while using the pitch and roll

Bodkins Best Photography Posted at 3-24 23:52
If only you could downvote the first post in a thread...

But I can yours, lol

Henrik Olsen Posted at 3-25 04:29
But I can yours, lol

Now that made me chuckle lol

Many thanks for this video Henrik. The video became perfectly smooth and I liked it very much. However, how do you do this on the Mavic 2 Pro, as I can not find the same settings on the RC in the DJI GO 4 app on my Android phone. I guess that you can come close to this in Tripod mode, but then you loose the forward of backword speed like you have in the P mode.

Good video, nice to learn new techniques.

Looks like we need to introduce a new highly technical term: "downvoting-just-because spree", DJBS

The priciple shown in the video is quite simple, basing on correcting two issues:
1) Quick yaw movements look ugly and jerky.
2) Lag between joystick action and visible results on screen causes exceeding the usable yaw speed. You move the joystick, nothing changes, thus you move the joystick a bit more - and a fracture of a second later you see it was too much.

The first setting limits yaw movement to a low speed which won't exceed the usable range even with the joystick fully pulled to the stop.
The second setting cares for the rotation starting and ending slowly even if you jerk the joystick like hell or let it snap back into the center position.

Simple changes we wouldn't need if there wasn't that delay between joystick action and result on the screen - and if we all set the joystick profiles (that "curves") correctly to linear, discarding the jerk-a-matic default settings).

Henrik Olsen Posted at 3-25 04:27
yes, you can use that too if you prefer

Would be nice to separate it,  then you can Flik back to normal mode.