Hi, I am having a problem with my camera on my P3P. It has been perfect and I've only had it for about 5 months. For some reason the camera now points to the left about 6 - 7degrees and won't point staright forward. The horizon is level, just the camera isn't pointing straight forward. I have tried mutiple IMU calibrations, in the fridge and room temperature followed up each time with a gimbal calibration. It goes straight temporarily and then it creeps back to point to the left again. Any ideas?

Mine has been that way since new in July.

As a suggestion, I had a similar problem after a crash & rebuild. In my case it was simply the set screw on the gimbal axis that had loosened. Check to see that the screw is aligned with the half-flat on the shaft. It was an easy fix.

Hi , Michael
Sorry about that ! Would you please post a video of that ?

Hi!!

My camera also turned crooked, then slowly getting going straight.

But my horizon is not straight occasionally.

Does the calibration is normal ??  

Hi Michael,
Here's something to try, in the advanced settings of your gimbal param settings, turm off the "gimbal yaw synchronous follow" and see if it still drifts.

I'll make a video of it this afternoon when i get home. Thanks for the suggestions too, i'll try them as well and let you know.

this is happening to me too!!!!!

Here is a video Patrick. The camera straightens after calibrating and then slowly drifts to the left and stop pointing off by 6-7 degrees or so. What can I do to fix it?

DJI-Patrick Posted at 2015-12-8 21:48
Hi , Michael
Sorry about that ! Would you please post a video of that ?

Just posted a video of the problem Patrick. Please see above.

michael.tristra Posted at 2015-12-9 17:42
Just posted a video of the problem Patrick. Please see above.

Hi , would you please tell me your RC firmware version and aircraft firmware version ? Is your APP the latest ?

DJI-Patrick Posted at 2015-12-9 22:26
Hi , would you please tell me your RC firmware version and aircraft firmware version ? Is your APP ...

Hi Patrick,

I'm running the latest firmware????

I'd be curious. My P3A has been doing it since July too.

anyone who watches other shots from phantom 3 on youtube will notice that most of the time you only see mainly one prop on the photo rather than two. this is super frustrating for me and many others. Dji, please consider making an adjustmen like you do for the gimbal roll. Pease make an option to adjust gimbal yaw.

We are many with the same problem and DJI does nothing.

It is awful!  

DJI-Patrick Posted at 2015-12-9 19:26
Hi , would you please tell me your RC firmware version and aircraft firmware version ? Is your APP ...

Hi!

In recent weeks we have opened many issues of problems with the horizon gimbal.

First case
Second case
Third case
Fourth case
Fifth case


And many more......     When we have a solution??

Darkfito Posted at 2015-12-10 19:12
Hi!

In recent weeks we have opened many issues of problems with the horizon gimbal.

Hi ,
I've replied your post at that page :http://forum.dji.com/forum.php?m ... &fromuid=145141
Thank you for noticing these problems so we can get our products improved !

michael.tristra Posted at 2015-12-10 11:26
Hi Patrick,

I'm running the latest firmware????

Hi ,Michael
I've reported this case . And I'll keep this updated .

DJI-Patrick Posted at 2015-12-10 19:49
Hi ,Michael
I've reported this case . And I'll keep this updated .

Hi Patrick,

Thanks for answering

Here

DJI-Patrick Posted at 2015-12-10 22:49
Hi ,Michael
I've reported this case . And I'll keep this updated .

Thanks Patrick. Look forward to hearing the result.

Patrick -

I know you get a lot of Grief with supporting a product as complicated as the P3P.... just wanted to say thanks and we appreciate your help.

DJI-Patrick Posted at 2015-12-10 22:49
Hi ,Michael
I've reported this case . And I'll keep this updated .

Any further news Patrick???

michael.tristra Posted at 2015-12-16 21:07
Any further news Patrick???

Hi , Micheal
Sorry to keep you waiting for so long . Please check the screw in that hole . It could be loosen .

DJI-Patrick Posted at 2015-12-17 17:08
Hi , Micheal
Sorry to keep you waiting for so long . Please check the screw in that hole . It could ...

No that's not it. I can budge it in either direction. It is nice and tight.

michael.tristra Posted at 2015-12-17 18:20
No that's not it. I can budge it in either direction. It is nice and tight.

Have you put a screwdrive in it to check that ?

DJI-Patrick Posted at 2015-12-17 21:25
Have you put a screwdrive in it to check that ?

Yep. I use a allen key with a screwdriver handle on it.

Following to watch for a solution. Mine has been doing the same thing.

It would really be nice if there was a trim adjustment for the azimuth aim of the camera like there is for the horizon tilt.

Following this thread now too, noticed this happening on my pretty new P3P

seth.feingersh@ Posted at 2016-7-5 00:35
Following this thread now too, noticed this happening on my pretty new P3P

Same here, I need a yaw adjustment for the gimbal/camera.

Any news on this? Mine seems to be tilted as well

I've got the same issue since upgradeing my Version to 1.7.90 this afternoon, my App is 3.1.0 and my camera is about 45 degrees to the left. Everthing else seems fine.

Tengo el mismo problema estoy desesperado, alguna ayuda?

Same here, P3A. Camera points left a few degrees. Not noticeable yet in photos or videos but noticeable when the aircraft is powered. All firmware up to date.

Frustrating to never be able to fly forward properly.  Always goes by on the side of the target instead of over it.

I too have this issue on my P3A. My camera drifts slightly to the left a few degrees. Have tried IMU calibration, gimbal calibration, and that screw is tight on my gimbal arm.

Can DJI moderators get answers for us on this problem?

I have the same problem , DJI can you do some thing in order to correct this situation.?

Can any moderator get us an answer please.

Same Problem here. The only solution is to replace the YAW Motor Shaft by one wich is complete round. DJI simply add a YAW Gimbal Adjustmend in Software!!!