Hello DJI,
I have a suggestion for improvement in connection with the virtual joystck at Force mobile in combination with the Raveneye and Ronin app.
If you take stationary recordings with the Ronin from a tripod and want to tilt or pan with the Force Mobile Joystick separately and set all values ​​to zero, except e.g. panning, speed differences occur despite the set speed if the joystick is accidentally moved diagonally, as the directions are not blocked.

Unfortunately, this inevitably leads to a change in speed, as moving diagonally will reduce the speed.
It would be better, for example, to be able to lock the joystick in its directions, for example just panning or just tilting, etc.
or alternatively the speed always remains the same, even when moving diagonally.


Working with the joystick and Force Mobile is a great alternative to real panning, especially if you can't pan well with the video head or if you have a bad video head yourself.
Would it be possible?
I hope it is clear what i wanted to say? :-))

Thanks and regards Guido

Hello DJI,
I have a suggestion for improvement in connection with the virtual joystck at Force mobile in combination with the Raveneye and Ronin app.
If you take stationary recordings with the Ronin from a tripod and want to tilt or pan with the Force Mobile Joystick separately and set all values ​​to zero, except e.g. panning, speed differences occur despite the set speed if the joystick is accidentally moved diagonally, as the directions are not blocked.

Unfortunately, this inevitably leads to a change in speed, as moving diagonally will reduce the speed.
It would be better, for example, to be able to lock the joystick in its directions, for example just panning or just tilting, etc.
or alternatively the speed always remains the same, even when moving diagonally.


Working with the joystick and Force Mobile is a great alternative to real panning, especially if you can't pan well with the video head or if you have a bad video head yourself.
Would it be possible?
I hope it is clear what i wanted to say? :-))

Thanks and regards Guido