It happens if the camera pitch is pitched to its limit, either straight down or rotated fully up, and then the drone is asked to pitch forward or back under acceleration. If the gimbal runs out of available pitch range and comes too close to its...
I have that set in the settings of my Air 2S, had forgotten if it was 20 or 30 degrees. Weather has been crap in my area, so I haven't had a chance to test it again.
My first thought too, a problem experienced with the first Mavic, the early Airs and the first two mini's if memory serves correctly. The mav 2 mitigated for this with a camera pitch that could be raked up to +30°
Hey, it's a thought. I'll have to try it again in normal conditions. There were times I was facing the wind, and there were times it was blowing from right to left.
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