Thanks, the drone body is pitching forwards and back in what should be level flight, I know it pitches forward by design when full stick is up, but it does a front to back pitching motion and speed drops from 33mph to 15mph when this pitching happens. Should mention, open countryside and wind less than 10mph. I know the way the gimbal works, and I have a Mini 2 also. Flying the same area within a few minutes of each other. the Mini 2 just pitches forward on full right stick, no pitching like in the Air 2S.What are you wondering about?
That the props are visible when you pan the camera to the extreme left and right? That's normal?
The relative tilting of the props and struts in the video field of view? That's normal, too. You're looking through the camera which is mounted on the gimbal; the gimbal pitches up and down and rolls side to side to keep the camera level and the view constant. The drone has to tilt itself to hold position in space.
Or is there something else that I hadn't noticed?
Thanks, the drone body is pitching forwards and back in what should be level flight, I know it pitches forward by design when full stick is up, but it does a front to back pitching motion and speed drops from 33mph to 15mph when this pitching happens. Should mention, open countryside and wind less than 10mph. I know the way the gimbal works, and I have a Mini 2 also. Flying the same area within a few minutes of each other. the Mini 2 just pitches forward on full right stick, no pitching like in the Air 2S.
You mention a front to back pitch and the drone slows. Is that from a full right stick forward to neutral or down? If not, then yes - something is amiss for sure. If the drone is "braking" by releasing the right stick back to neutral or full down - the front will pitch up if I'm understand you correctly, as you did not mention if the front pitched up or down during the deceleration.Thanks, the drone body is pitching forwards and back in what should be level flight, I know it pitches forward by design when full stick is up, but it does a front to back pitching motion and speed drops from 33mph to 15mph when this pitching happens. Should mention, open countryside and wind less than 10mph. I know the way the gimbal works, and I have a Mini 2 also. Flying the same area within a few minutes of each other. the Mini 2 just pitches forward on full right stick, no pitching like in the Air 2S.
You mention a front to back pitch and the drone slows. Is that from a full right stick forward to neutral or down? If not, then yes - something is amiss for sure. If the drone is "braking" by releasing the right stick back to neutral or full down - the front will pitch up if I'm understand you correctly, as you did not mention if the front pitched up or down during the deceleration.
Log files may show what is going on and believe it or not - sometimes our hands are doing things with the sticks that our mind is not totally cognizant of - see it quite a bit here - when there is a post and what they say they were doing is not what the log files show.
Thanks, just need to know which logs and how to upload them.Yes, that sounds like something definitely out of the ordinary, with that speed change.
There are some folks on this forum who are very talented in interpreting flight logs, and they seem to be very generous with their time. You might try posting the flight logs and asking for some interpretation. I'd guess that would reveal a lot about what's going on.
Thanks, just need to know which logs and how to upload them.
...It's not a fault
You don't mention that you are moving the gimbal with your finger on the screen? That's the issue here...
Interesting. Thanks. I was focussing on the visibility of the legs/props and why the gimbal was being used in-flight like that ??Think you have misunderstood the OP's... perhaps vague question.
It's been common knowledge for quite a while that the Air2 family can yaw the camera alone ... what's odd in the clip though, is the rhythmic shift of the crafts pitch. A pitch movement that seems to go over to the positive side (breaking) ... which also makes the heading speed change equal rhythmic. Wind usually doesn't give effects like this ... but flying directly into the sun on the other hand have in numerous cases proven to give effects like this.
The pitching could be wind correction. The drone tries to maintain a level camera which it looks like it is doing well.
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