CampingmanBC
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Hey all, new to this forum, had the mini now since it first came out, and I'm experiencing this exact same issue. Has this been resolved by anyone yet? I'm running all the latest Firmware and have done all the calibrations, still having this issue!
From my experience it happens only when its windy. Basically gimbal can't stay pointing down, if drone is pulled backwards by the wind and has to resist. In such case try doing your shot after rotating drone 180degrees. If wind will stay consistent, drone will be able to keep gimbal pointing down if wind is pulling it forward instead of backwards. If it does not make sense, just try it. I don't think I can explain it clearly without a drawing.I flew yesterday, June 17th, 2020, and had this same problem with the gimbal jumping needlessly. With multiple software updates in the past few months it's still an issue. It makes one of my favorite shots almost impossible to get and makes me so frustrated.
Yeah that video perfectly illustrates it. Mine did the same thing even on a still day while moving slowly. I even tried the Cine mode and it still jumps.I posted a similar thread. I’m almost positive it’s a software issue that affects all minis. I haven’t had anyone try flying with the camera straight down -90 and not report it jump up if they fly around for awhile. You can tell it is not related to exceeding the stops by tilting the mavic around manually with the motors off (exceeding the stops). If you exceed the gimbal angle it still returns to -90 when it can.
Gimbal moves without input
I posted this issue on another thread but it got hi-jacked. Trying to confirm an issue that I think occurs on all Mavic Minis (so I know if I should exchange or wait for firmware fix). Please don’t speculate on the cause until you try the below maneuver. 1. In P mode with light to no wind...mavicpilots.com
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