Hi all,


Firstly, you should really make an app to remotely control (pan) the gimbal, at a set speed in degrees/s.
Even on it's slowest setting, the joystick is way too sensitive for beautiful, slow pans.

Now I have to run the dji go app on a second phone and start a moving time-lapse on that same phone. This while my primary phone is sitting in the gimbal and filming using open camera. Pff.


Now the issue, the videos coming out of the dji go app are unacceptable. There are loads of hiccups (no, my phone has no OIS), making those slow pans look terrible.
I looked closer into these hiccups using premiere Pro, I was shocked to see some frames are literally swapped! Which creates a back and forth motion in my pans.


Hopefully your app gets sorted out quickly, cause I don't think I should have to use open camera to film using a premium product I paid 150€ for.

Hi all,


Firstly, you should really make an app to remotely control (pan) the gimbal, at a set speed in degrees/s.
Even on it's slowest setting, the joystick is way too sensitive for beautiful, slow pans.

Now I have to run the dji go app on a second phone and start a moving time-lapse on that same phone. This while my primary phone is sitting in the gimbal and filming using open camera. Pff.


Now the issue, the videos coming out of the dji go app are unacceptable. There are loads of hiccups (no, my phone has no OIS), making those slow pans look terrible.
I looked closer into these hiccups using premiere Pro, I was shocked to see some frames are literally swapped! Which creates a back and forth motion in my pans.


Hopefully your app gets sorted out quickly, cause I don't think I should have to use open camera to film using a premium product I paid 150€ for.