When flying at low speed in manual mode for cinematic shots, it's quite a challenge to keep the Avata precisely at a consistent altitude.  Because you can't stabilize these constant movements on the Z-axis in post even with Gyroflow, many shots become unusable. The reason for this is ultimately a far too sensitive throttle stick, which may be desirable for aggressive or dynamic maneuvers, but not for smooth cinematic flights at very low speed.
Other Cinewhoops have an option in their settings (Betaflight, etc.) to set the throttle center stick sensitivity or the thottle expo curve. In order for the Avata to be much more useful for this type of Cinewhoop FPV it would be helpful  if these throttle stick options could also be implemented in the rate settings of the Avata. Thank you.

One thing i have seen in a lot of youtube video's, is: use longer sticks!

i got myself some sticks you can change the length, will test them soon

Have you already adjusted the Expo settings, or are you flying the "normal" ones that DJI supplied...?   

As I wrote there is no Expo for Throttle. That's the problem.

+1 for Throttle/Stick Settings

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One thing i have seen in a lot of youtube video's, is: use longer sticks

Perfect example of the problem described in Post #1 is DJI's own video of their flight in the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart, Germany.
Excessive Z-Axis Bouncing in several shots, for example look at 0:33:

+1 for this suggestion!