DJI can we get an update to slow down the speed on tripod mode please ? I know this has been discussed but surely it can be slowed down . I'm not talking about the gimbal just the speed of flight,it is way to fast and control sticks are very sensitive. It would make for much better filming.

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DJI Stephen Posted at 3-25 21:33
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Thank you for the reply DJI Stephen, hopefully we might see this in a future update. For now I will have to learn some finesse on my control sticks.

DJWacko Posted at 3-27 21:43
Thank you for the reply DJI Stephen, hopefully we might see this in a future update. For now I will have to learn some finesse on my control sticks.

Hi there DJWacko. You are very much welcome and if you have any other inquiries or concerns with DJI. Please feel free to post it here at DJI Forum. We are all here to help and support you. .

How about you put some plastic straws on the sticks to make them longer, thereby making the movement finer?

I'm pretty convinced this request will never be implemented as users have been complaining about this for over 9 months. Your best bet is to adjust the speed and smoothness adjustments for gimbal and yaw and then practice, practice, practice. For me, I have been able to attain smooth and slow motions in "Normal" mode.

Pappy3 Posted at 3-31 13:20
I'm pretty convinced this request will never be implemented as users have been complaining about this for over 9 months. Your best bet is to adjust the speed and smoothness adjustments for gimbal and yaw and then practice, practice, practice. For me, I have been able to attain smooth and slow motions in "Normal" mode.

Yeah I figured that might be the case , but it’s still a great drone with awesome filming capabilities. Like you say practice,practice,practice. All I need is it to stop raining and I’ll be all set. Thanks for the reply Pappy3

djiuser_SUflaroDJjmb Posted at 3-31 08:07
How about you put some plastic straws on the sticks to make them longer, thereby making the movement finer?

I have read that some people are extending the sticks but not sure of the results, might be worth a shot .

DJWacko Posted at 3-31 16:38
Yeah I figured that might be the case , but it’s still a great drone with awesome filming capabilities. Like you say practice,practice,practice. All I need is it to stop raining and I’ll be all set. Thanks for the reply Pappy3

Your welcome. As far as the practice goes, you'll need to find out what works best for you. There are at least two methods, thumb or pinch along with afore mentioned yaw/camera gimbal adjustments.

With thumb only on top I have seen three flavors of using this method, thumb on joystick socket only (no stick), OEM stick, or use a capped socket head hex screw to raise the stick higher to gain a finer level of control.

With the pinch method you place the stick between your thumb and index finger. The same stick options apply as for thumb only. I  tried this method a few times, but I cold never coordinate the movement of the left stick and gimbal wheel  being moved at the same time to provide smooth footage.

Pappy3 Posted at 3-31 23:38
Your welcome. As far as the practice goes, you'll need to find out what works best for you. There are at least two methods, thumb or pinch along with afore mentioned yaw/camera gimbal adjustments.

With thumb only on top I have seen three flavors of using this method, thumb on joystick socket only (no stick), OEM stick, or use a capped socket head hex screw to raise the stick higher to gain a finer level of control.

Thanks mate I will give that a try , might try extending the stick . I’ve seen that there are a few people using this method. Thanks for the advice ..