Need a little help in slowing down turns, etc.

[360 Guy]

I am aware of the "yaw" and "pitch" settings, but can't get a happy medium for flight videos.
Every setting I have tried makes videos jerky fast movements.
Any and all suggestions welcome.
TIA

 

[mavic3usa]

I am aware of the "yaw" and "pitch" settings, but can't get a happy medium for flight videos.
Every setting I have tried makes videos jerky fast movements.
Any and all suggestions welcome.
TIA

Usually there are 3 settings on your remote controller: Cine, Regular, and Sport so please try Cine.

 

[Cafguy]

SO are you saying you understand Gain and Expo?

 

[GadgetGuy]

I am aware of the "yaw" and "pitch" settings, but can't get a happy medium for flight videos.
Every setting I have tried makes videos jerky fast movements.
Any and all suggestions welcome.
TIA

Turn slower.
As a general rule-of-thumb, an object should take at least around 6 seconds to cross one side of the frame to the other in order to avoid judder.

Also, follow the 180° shutter rule.

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[Max Headroom]

Try this it worked for me -

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[hiflyer201]

I am aware of the "yaw" and "pitch" settings, but can't get a happy medium for flight videos.

Slow the yaw down first of all, and then find an open spot ( not your suspicious neighbors house) and practice orbits. Lots and lots of orbits. The key is muscle memory and that takes lots of slow practice.
Your drone can do things the movies could only dream of just a few years ago.

 

[360 Guy]

Thanks to all.
Max, you hit the nail on the head, just what I was looking for

 

[Max Headroom]

I have mine set similar but I am still learning to do orbits manually, after much practice I am still finding it difficult to keep the object in the centre, I am not a fan of quickshots as they don't allow me to use 60fps and I find the video stutters slightly when you play it back at 30fps, I am going to stick to learning to do it manually then I have the satisfaction of knowing I did it myself