I did alll calibrations you can think of. More and more people are starting to complain about this issue. Some have send it back for repairs, but even after that DJI did not fix the issue. Some say its normal, but the older drones handle it all perfect in some wind conditions. They say the p4p banks more which is a performance improvement.. but is it really? Why would you want to limit the gimbals performance by making the drone bank more? It's not a racing drone...its a drone to capture nice steady footage. Please share this video if you're experiencing the same. Hope DJI will fix this issue...

me too....   donnie

I concur, kind sir.

Strange... normally you would say it will do this when you are in Sport-Mode...

Watching the video, that behaviour must be frustrating.  

It's Not from the gimbal being on FPV mode...


RedHotPoker

I also have a problem with the gimble holding a level horizon even with a pre-flight calibration.  Any wind seems to tilt the gimble/camera.  It occurs with the wind coming from either side.  I wonder if the camera is too light for the gimble to function properly.   Perhaps adding a lead weight to the bottom of the camera would improve the performance.  I haven't tried this yet.