Adjustment side turn by videos ?

[LifeFreeorDie]

Hey,

at first, I am new here, and I have my drone for 2 weeks. Now I have a question and don't find an answer. When I make a video and like to make a 360 round view inside the video. The movement from the drone is too fast. Can I make anywhere adjust this ?

Thank you for the help

 

[THE CYBORG]

Try a different way to explain your problem

 

[Deleted member 133794]

You can customise the sticks to give different amounts of movement/speed
in left/right/yaw etc. if this is what you mean ??

 

[Kilrah]

You give less stick input.

 

[A.O.]

And have you tried Tripod mode, it slows everything down a bit.

 

[mavicair204]

Your yaw speed/ smoothness adjustments in advance gimbal settings should control how quickly the aircraft turns from side to side with input on the left stick.

 

[LifeFreeorDie]

You can customise the sticks to give different amounts of movement/speed
in left/right/yaw etc. if this is what you mean ??

Yes. That is what I mean. When I make a movie and I try to turn the stick to make a left turn. The speed from the drone is too fast. In the movie you only see a fast movement

 

[Deleted member 133794]

Yes. That is what I mean. When I make a movie and I try to turn the stick to make a left turn. The speed from the drone is too fast. In the movie you only see a fast movement

Try to customise the sticks in gimbal settings as i said or try tripod mode as A.O mentioned.

 

[tlswift58]

Yes. That is what I mean. When I make a movie and I try to turn the stick to make a left turn. The speed from the drone is too fast. In the movie you only see a fast movement

Also make sure you are in tripod / cinema mode for slowest drone movements.

The "gimbal" settings in the FlyApp are not super clear, so watching a YouTube video or something to make the right settings. There are 3 settings you can change - for tripod / cinema, normal, and sport modes. Think changing only the tripod / cinema mode settings is best and leaving normal / sport alone - since most of us don't do video in those modes and expect a nice flow.

PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE!

 

[Dale D]

Hey,

at first, I am new here, and I have my drone for 2 weeks. Now I have a question and don't find an answer. When I make a video and like to make a 360 round view inside the video. The movement from the drone is too fast. Can I make anywhere adjust this ?

Thank you for the help

Read through your manual to find where you can adjust the settings. You want to slow down the speed of the reaction of your sticks. Go to the settings for adjusting the YAW and speed of the gimbal settings. There are ton of You Tube videos on this. Just type in the name (model) of your drone and settings in the search of the You Tube. example; "Mavic 2 Pro settings for gimbal and YAW."

 

[LifeFreeorDie]

Read through your manual to find where you can adjust the settings. You want to slow down the speed of the reaction of your sticks. Go to the settings for adjusting the YAW and speed of the gimbal settings. There are ton of You Tube videos on this. Just type in the name (model) of your drone and settings in the search of the You Tube. example; "Mavic 2 Pro settings for gimbal and YAW."

Many thanks for the feedback from all.

I found this video on YouTube.

I have now the firmware version 1.1.0610. The actual one.

In the video - he is talking about the EXT settings. But i don't find them. I found the

Control/ Advanced Gimbal Settings / Cine Smoth mode

pitch speed is 7
Pitch Smoothness 20
Yaw Speed 30
Yaw Smoothness 8

I dont find the menue from the EXT

Here they say it is not posible

Does Mavic Air 2 have EXP settings

I recently got my Mavic Air 2 and I'd like to change the EXP settings to avoid the jerky movements going left and right. I also want to change the gimbal pitch speed and smoothing so the camera movements are smoother. Do these features exist in the Mavic Air 2. It seems like all the drones that...

mavicpilots.com

Thanks for the help

 

[Pappy]

Also, don't treat the sticks like a gorilla would. VERY fine movements from the center stick position will give you smooth results along with yaw/gimble speed/smoothness adjustments.

Here's a test I did right after DJI added speed/smoothness adjustments. The entire video was shot in "Normal" mode.

 

[LifeFreeorDie]

Also, don't treat the sticks like a gorilla would. VERY fine movements from the center stick position will give you smooth results along with yaw/gimble speed/smoothness adjustments.

Here's a test I did right after DJI added speed/smoothness adjustments. The entire video was shot in "Normal" mode.

Wow - thank you for the video. I really like it and hope after a few hours - I can do the same nice videos.

Other question - whitch software do you used for cutting and preparing the video?

 

[Mojo1094]

Also, don't treat the sticks like a gorilla would. VERY fine movements from the center stick position will give you smooth results along with yaw/gimble speed/smoothness adjustments.

Here's a test I did right after DJI added speed/smoothness adjustments. The entire video was shot in "Normal" mode.

that's some nice camera control there.

 

[Pappy]

that's some nice camera control there.

I have practiced enough to the point where it's automatic. as far thumb movements and gimbal control is concerned. Once you get to this level I just concentrate on the live feed and say to myself you need to slow it down just a bit more or you're not quite in sync with the camera rising (throttle control) and the subject remaining in the frame (gimbal wheel control), etc. BTW I use thumbs lightly touching the top of the sticks. I tried the pinch method, but it was too hard to control the gimbal wheel and use the left stick at the same time.

 

[Mojo1094]

I have practiced enough to the point where it's automatic. as far thumb movements and gimbal control is concerned. Once you get to this level I just concentrate on the live feed and say to myself you need to slow it down just a bit more or you're not quite in sync with the camera rising (throttle control) and the subject remaining in the frame (gimbal wheel control), etc. BTW I use thumbs lightly touching the top of the sticks. I tried the pinch method, but it was too hard to control the gimbal wheel and use the left stick at the same time.

It's what I practice at my home. I fly around outside, it's not all that pretty but I'll circle around a car or my house and keep practicing. I get better every time. I keep getting the direction of the vertical gimbal confused.

I have tried pinch and thumbs. I like how pinch feels but I am with you, I can't get control over the gimbal at the same time. I think playing video games might help. Or at least that's my justification