All the DJI drones I have had get yaw movement using the overall rotation ability of the drone. The small actual yaw capability is used only to compensate for momentary shifts of the drone’s heading due to wind or other momentary disturbances.
I think you are confusing gimbal stabilization with the manual lateral camera dragging capabilty, independent of the drone yawing. It isn't used for momentary shifts due to wind. It allows the camera operator to change the camera direction without changing the drone orientation.All the DJI drones I have had get yaw movement using the overall rotation ability of the drone. The small actual yaw capability is used only to compensate for momentary shifts of the drone’s heading due to wind or other momentary disturbances.
Cool! I'll have to try that sometime on mine. It is a unique capacity that escaped me. Cable-Cam and more landing on tops of telephone poles to come! Just need to make sure I still leave enough power (greater than 10%) so it can still launch to fly off the pole! Recovery might otherwise be difficult! LOL!That sux... IIRC during RTH you could look around with this feature on the A2S. Made it possible to simulate a cable-cam, or having a separate pilot while you play cameraman.
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