Want to slow down pans...tripod mode or advanced settings?

[dcpmark]

I want to limit my ability to jerk the camera around.....what's best way to slow everything WAY down? I found these settings during a search here, but it's not clear to me if this is slower than tripod mode (I found tripod mode to be still too fast for my liking), or whether I can slow my Mavic down even more:

EXP - RUDDER RIGHT RUDDER LEFT (GENTLE) 0.20 THIS IS THE YAW

SENSITIVITY (YAW END POINT) 40

GIMBAL TILT SMOOTH TRACK 30

GIMBAL WHEEL SPEED 30

Can anyone tell me the best to way to slow ALL pans down to the lowest level possible?

 

[Robert Mitchell]

The best way IMO is to just be very gentle with the sticks, Leave your gains alone to have the performance when you need it. Not trying to be smart a$$, but you'd be surprised how gently she will fly and yaw when a tiny amount of stick is used. Combine that with turning the gimbal tilt response down, and the stop start endpoints up, and you've got a very smooth machine.

 

[Motley]

Try this video, it explains all of those settings and what exactly they do...

 

[mcjoshin]

Cinema mode seems to work pretty well for me. Have you tried that yet?


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[dcpmark]

Did Cinema Mode make to Android? Flying with a dedicated Note 5.

 

[dcpmark]

The best way IMO is to just be very gentle with the sticks, Leave your gains alone to have the performance when you need it. Not trying to be smart a$$, but you'd be surprised how gently she will fly and yaw when a tiny amount of stick is used. Combine that with turning the gimbal tilt response down, and the stop start endpoints up, and you've got a very smooth machine.

Yeah, it's the gimbal tilt I have the most trouble with....that scroll wheel always gets me.

 

[mcjoshin]

Did Cinema Mode make to Android? Flying with a dedicated Note 5.

Ahhhh gotcha... Yeah I'm not sure as I've only used it with iOS so maybe you don't have it yet.


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