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New Mavic 2 Zoom owner here - I just discovered what Gimbal Pan Synchronous Follow is while trying to solve a yawing issue with my M2Z. Can anyone tell me which drones have the ability to turn on Gimbal Pan Synchronous Follow? Apparently, the Mavic 2 Zoom does not.

OK - I just read up on Gimbal Pan Synchronous Follow . . . that's exactly what I'm asking about. What DJI drones have this setting available?

sar104 - what I mean by buffer (probably not the correct term) - is when the response of the gimbal lags behind the movement of the aircraft - starting off slowly, accelerating, then decelerating smoothly to a stop - canceling out any sudden movements. It does not do this on the Z-axis when...

sar104 - rotation . . . yes, I'm not using the correct terminology. So, if I understand what you are saying, the 3-axis gimbal rotates around the X, Y and Z axis but does not buffer the Z axis during a Commanded yaw - is this correct? This is how it's supposed to work? Do you know the reason for...

Thank you all for the advice. I do fly with my gimbal and stick sensitivity set low, which helps control the jerky yaw movements. However, it seems the 3-axis gimble stabilization should be buffering any abrupt changes. When I translate the drone by hand in the X, Y, and Z-axis - the gimble...

sar104 - I think we may be talking about different things. I'm talking about the automatic stabilization of the gimble during flight - I want to be able to use the yaw of the aircraft to control the direction of the camera - with stabilization. I don't want to manually control the gimbal. I can...

sar104 - I do want the gimble to yaw, but with stabilization, as it does with braking and tilt.

4wd - my gimble mode is set you follow - FPV mode, in my limited experience with the M2Z, locks the camera to the drone's horizontal axis when tilting. All the other stabilization remains in effect.

New M2Z owner here, trying to figure out whether my gimble stabilization is working properly. During flight, I can accelerate, decelerate and tilt relatively quickly and the gimble does a wonderful job smoothing out the abrupt movement. Not so with yaw, which seems to be ignored by the...