Hi all,
I know this may seem a bit silly, but I must have made an adjustment to the Gimbal settings which effect the speed at which it reacts. Basically, when filming a scene I noticed that when the drone is moving and panning left or right the horizon tilts and when the drone stops paning the horizon slowly "balances" itself to a perfectly level horizon. Question how do I control the gimbal to offset this lag effect?

Thanks in advance  

Hi. I'm unaware of a setting that will speed up levelling of the horizon - in fact, if you read other posts, you're fortunate if it actually levels.

However, there are settings to change the speed of camera tilt up and down (pitch speed), and to adjust the speed at which it starts and stops the tilt (pitch smoothness). You'd use these for slower, cinematic effects i.e. no jerky panning. Also suggest you turn off 'Enable synchronised gimbal pan follow' for the same reason.

Pitch speed changed some setting when i upgraded to recent settings. Either it reset them to default or it changed default to slllooow...

calls4u2 Posted at 2017-4-5 15:51
Pitch speed changed some setting when i upgraded to recent settings. Either it reset them to default or it changed default to slllooow...

Thanks all,

I'll give those suggestions a try.