Gimble moved during hyperlapse

[AR15Keef]

I haven’t had my M2P for very long. I’ve done a few hyperlapse videos and all was well. I just tried doing one during the sunset and the gimble moved down by itself. I was shooting in auto mode if that matters. No filter was used. I’ll post the video so you can see. It happens at the 11 second mark. I thought it was weird and wanted some input from the experts.

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[Kilrah]

Sure you didn't touch the gimbal wheel by mistake?

 

[AR15Keef]

Yup. It was sitting on the table in front of me while I was keeping an eye on the drone.

 

[Kilrah]

And what hyperlapse mode and settings?

 

[AR15Keef]

Free mode. 2 second interval. Auto camera settings.

 

[AR15Keef]

Just tried it again. Solid as a rock. Same settings. Maybe I did bump the wheel, or the auto camera settings don’t like the sunset.

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[AR15Keef]

I also just watched the first video on my MacBook. Not only did the gimbal move down the video was also kinda "wavy" or "wobbly". Not sure of the correct term but it's very obvious.