One side low?

Cecil · Jan 21, 2019

My images seem to be lop sided, the horizon is lower one side of the image than the other. Any way of resetting this?

davemgood · Jan 21, 2019

Cecil said:
My images seem to be lop sided, the horizon is lower one side of the image than the other. Any way of resetting this?View attachment 60027 View attachment 60028

Looks like you might have two issues... 1. The curvature of the Earth in the first pic is exaggerated. This is a known issue. Hopefully it will be address in an Update. You can adjust for that in Photoshop (lens aberration). 2. The main issue you asked about (camera tilted), may be addressed by calibration of your gimbal in the settings in your DJI Go 4.x controller software.

Let us know if that works for you.

Dave

Cecil · Jan 21, 2019

Bewdy, I'll give the gimbal calibration a go, Thank you

DanMan32 · Jan 21, 2019

Not sure if its available for Air, but there's also a gimbal adjustment/offset in the app. May be in the advanced section in the gimbal settings.

Former Member · Jan 21, 2019

Instead of a full calibration which is not entirely safe when youre in the air, maybe try what @DanMan32 said. You can do it midflight, and leave the adjustment window open in case your gimbal just wont find the horizon.

Mavic Pro Platinum · Jan 21, 2019

Cecil said:
My images seem to be lop sided, the horizon is lower one side of the image than the other. Any way of resetting this?View attachment 60027 View attachment 60028

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Point Zero · Jan 21, 2019

Nice pictures dude! Really love the first one.

Cecil · Jan 21, 2019

Thanks

Prismatic · Jan 22, 2019

But that thread title. Left side, like everybody.

Jackcutrone · Jan 22, 2019

Your title reminds me of a joke This old fart heard when he was young but I won’t go into that now.

MavicManic · Jan 22, 2019

davemgood said:
Looks like you might have two issues... 1. The curvature of the Earth in the first pic is exaggerated. This is a known issue. Hopefully it will be address in an Update. You can adjust for that in Photoshop (lens aberration). 2. The main issue you asked about (camera tilted), may be addressed by calibration of your gimbal in the settings in your DJI Go 4.x controller software.

Let us know if that works for you.

Dave

The curvature of the horizon is indeed a lens aberration (barrel distortion). If you can see the curvature of the Earth, you’re flying WAY TOO HIGH, LOL!