Hi Everyone!!!
I just wanted to simplify and confirm your solution to this issue.

It appears you have all been though many struggles and eventually great outcomes - I'm hoping to limit my struggles through your help!

1. Adjust the arms on the plate to allow for the reverse mount of the X5R
2. Move the Camera pitch motor to the centre (approximate COG point) of the M600.
3. Fly and not cry!

Thanks!

Mitch

Dmitry_R Posted at 2017-1-22 10:27
hey lt, thank you for sharing and digging in! thank you ricci2 for your participation!  i did some tweaks and it went well.  
1. i moved the gimbal to the centre of the aircraft 2. i put back the front brackethttp://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=image&aid=38610&size=300x300&key=d29125a6e656a8e0&nocache=yes&type=fixnone[/img] 3. i put 2 washers and 2 ND filters for balance the gimbal with 45mm olympus lenses just for the testhttp://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=image&aid=38608&size=300x300&key=416898a0f9249e68&nocache=yes&type=fixnone[/img]
and i have cage for ronin mx installed with extra tough ruber bumpers.http://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=image&aid=38609&size=300x300&key=b0de844dfd89b358&nocache=yes&type=fixnone[/img]

Tell me where you can buy a mount camera gimbal? https://forum44.djicdn.com/data/ ... yyl9d5nz9999ld5.jpg

fansdcf8b0e0 Posted at 2017-9-30 02:10
Tell me where you can buy a mount camera gimbal? https://forum44.djicdn.com/data/attachment/forum/201701/22/100703zyyl9d5nz9999ld5.jpg

I believe that mount is part of the Ronin upgrade/install.

Wow... this thread is really hard to digest when from Denmark and not having english as "my" language

Was there a solution to the jello ?
I'm having the same problem

Hi DK-Fire.

It was quite hard to find the right solution and with all the inputs from the other flyers, we've managed to come to a manageable solution. Basically add weight (I've moved the RTK Receiver to the plate which also adds stiffness) to what DJI calls the Vibration absorbing board (Carbon fiber plate on the bracket) to reduce harmonics and vibrations from the craft. I've also since got into the habit of only recording video with a shutter speed of 1/60, 1/120 and in some extreme cases 1/240. Anything else will make jello appear since the camera resonates at a frequency very near the frame rate. There is a golden rule amongst the film makers to use shutter setting of no more than double the frame rate. Hope this helps and please feel free to leave your findings in this matter since we only managed to find a compromised solution.

Happy Flying
LT

Dmitry_R Posted at 2017-1-22 10:27
hey lt, thank you for sharing and digging in! thank you ricci2 for your participation!  i did some tweaks and it went well.  
1. i moved the gimbal to the centre of the aircraft 2. i put back the front brackethttp://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=image&aid=38610&size=300x300&key=d29125a6e656a8e0&nocache=yes&type=fixnone[/img] 3. i put 2 washers and 2 ND filters for balance the gimbal with 45mm olympus lenses just for the testhttp://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=image&aid=38608&size=300x300&key=416898a0f9249e68&nocache=yes&type=fixnone[/img]
and i have cage for ronin mx installed with extra tough ruber bumpers.http://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=image&aid=38609&size=300x300&key=b0de844dfd89b358&nocache=yes&type=fixnone[/img]

Hey Dimitry, where I can found those ronin mx extra tough ruber bumpers.
Cant find anything online, and DJI support have no idea.
Thanks

Hello friends. Sorry to bring this topic back. I recently bought an Inspire 1 and a gimbal zenmuse x5. When I'm using zenmuse x5 with OSMO I have no problems with jello effect, but when I'm using X5 in inspire 1 I have jello effect. Only with X5. I tested my X3 and my Z3 and they have no jello effect. Thank you