While Recording Time lapse , the camera is automatically rotating and moving randomy in slanding way and all.

the Firmware i have installed is "OSMO_FW_V01.05.02.00"


I am planning to upgrage it. will Upgrading it result in any defects which i have faced before like the bluescreen when recording in 4k


and will this error be fixed if i upgrade


And when is the new Upgrade release for DJI OSMO


Thanks In Advance

You can lock the gimbal this should take care of camera moving

1.6.2.10 is the latest osmo FW, this FW has fixed some osmo drift, but not all of it, if you do upgrade just make sure to upgrade using the SD card method.
Another FW upgrade for the osmo who nows when it will be!

Yes, it will reduce the drifting. But it's suggested to lock the gimbal for best result.

DJI-Thor Posted at 2016-9-12 07:40
Yes, it will reduce the drifting. But it's suggested to lock the gimbal for best result.

Hi, I have just purchased the Osmo + and I am having this same issue. I have locked the gimbal but there seems to be no lock for the camera body and it gets pushed around by the wind. Is there a way to fix the camera body as well as the gimbal lock? I bought this to shoot videos and at the moment it's useless for this?

fans1b792c63 Posted at 2016-11-22 20:17
Hi, I have just purchased the Osmo + and I am having this same issue. I have locked the gimbal but ...

We are in same boat... same issues here with no answer like you will be...

fans1b792c63 Posted at 2016-11-22 20:17
Hi, I have just purchased the Osmo + and I am having this same issue. I have locked the gimbal but ...

Try the base?  http://store.dji.com/product/osmo-base

DJI-Thor Posted at 2016-11-23 08:02
Try the base?  http://store.dji.com/product/osmo-base

It'll still have the same issues with the wind blowing the camera, plus I need the camera off the ground. I might try and fix it in place with tape. Really annoying that this is the case

CFYNES Posted at 2016-11-25 04:50
It'll still have the same issues with the wind blowing the camera, plus I need the camera off the  ...

FYI

You can attach the Osmo Base to a tripod.

breezeway95 Posted at 2016-11-25 20:16
FYI

You can attach the Osmo Base to a tripod.

I did but unfortunately, the wind moves the gimble so it sways in long time lapses. Had to revert to DSLR for timelapse.

AnyKill Posted at 2016-11-22 17:25
We are in same boat... same issues here with no answer like you will be...

I don't think there is a fix sadly

DJI-Thor Posted at 2016-11-23 08:02
Try the base?  http://store.dji.com/product/osmo-base

The base is useless unfortunately. I purchased it with the OSMO and wish I hadn't, I have found no use for it as my normal tripod is far sturdier than the OSMO one, so the two parts (base and OSMO tripod) have become redundant.

I think they mean that even being locked the camera has a small ability to turn, like about 1-2 mm. I had this problem and I'm planning to use a scotch or rubber tape to fix it tightly next time.