I have my drone for about a week now and flew it for about 3 times. I got this drone used thru CL in almost new condition. The first time I flew it, I noticed that the horizon is not level. The only solution I've done is when I edit it thru final cut pro x is I level it thru tranform. But, doing this I cropped some footage. Can anyone tell me any advice on how to solve this problem? Thanks...

This seems to be a problem for DJI for some time.

There are two adjustments you can try.

There's an "auto gimbal" adjustment menu item in the DJI GO software.

They also added a manual gimbal adjustment as well.

I'm sorry, but you'll have to dig around in the DJI GO menu items.  I suspect the gimbal adjust would be in the menus for next to the Gimbal icon.

If the automatic adjustment doesn't level things out, you can always manually tilt it until the horizon is level.

Not being an engineer, I cannot figure why the gimbal is so hard to keep level when they do such a fantastic job of stabilizing the images.  Perhaps they need one more sensor in the camera to tell the system if the camera itself is level...  

nailbiter Posted at 2016-3-8 12:04
This seems to be a problem for DJI for some time.

There are two adjustments you can try.

I check it out and see if it works. I wonder if  this happens to some P3P's 4k cameras? Thank you so much for your help...

Hi, please try to do the IMU calibration and gimbal calibration in the DJI GO app, you can also try to do the gimbal roll adjustment in the app.

nailbiter Posted at 2016-3-8 12:04
This seems to be a problem for DJI for some time.

There are two adjustments you can try.

yeah!! did it...Thanks...

http://forum.dji.com/thread-39893-1-1.html you also can refer to this thread