no matter how many times i calibrate the gimbal, it is never straight on the horizon.  it is WAY OUT.
Ideas?

Are you using ND filters and if so which brand?

THat was my initial thought also.
ND filters?

As well as the above have you set up the gimbal roll correction (NOT the calibration).  This is a fixed offset you can dial in.

Also, you need to take off from a level surface.

A J Posted at 5-18 08:34
Are you using ND filters and if so which brand?

not using any ND filters.  

Hi, I had the same issue with my first M2P - No matter how many times I calibrated it or manually adjusted the roll it was at a different angle for each shot.  It also moved horizontally when flying forwards and side-to-side...  I ended up sending it back through DJI for a replacement

Hi, I had the same issue with my first M2P - No matter how many times I calibrated it or manually adjusted the roll it was at a different angle for each shot.  It also moved horizontally when flying forwards and side-to-side...  I ended up sending it back through DJI for a replacement

mickspawn Posted at 5-18 18:14
not using any ND filters.

seems like a defective gimbal to me then - arrange to ship it back

A J Posted at 5-19 00:33
seems like a defective gimbal to me then - arrange to ship it back

i never have any luck.  2 P4P went back.. then i got this... crap company

mickspawn Posted at 5-19 05:21
i never have any luck.  2 P4P went back.. then i got this... crap company

Wow - 3 with dodgy gimbals - that's not good. Fingers crossed the next one works out well for you

Sometimes i have this problem, sometimes . not.  

Francis Posted at 5-19 18:25
Sometimes i have this problem, sometimes . not.

what do you do when you have the problem?  are you sending yours back?