Minnetonka Zen

Bob Israel

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Yeah, don't know why since the source is the same. I used the BB Code from my website to embed the video. Strange gremlins in the system.
 

JimFox

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Very cool Bob. I heard music on mine when I clicked it and played it.

And when I click on the thumbnail, it takes it to me your website.

Now I have a question. In your #2 clip, the drone is going forward and then as it's going forward the camera pans to the right. Now what caught my eye is the video doesn't tilt or lean. With my Mini 2, when I do a similar move the video starts to lean and the horizon is no longer level. The drone banks like an airplane would when making a turn with the Mini 2. Yours, it appears like the camera has a separate movement Left to Right from drone?
 

Bob Israel

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Very cool Bob. I heard music on mine when I clicked it and played it.

And when I click on the thumbnail, it takes it to me your website.

Now I have a question. In your #2 clip, the drone is going forward and then as it's going forward the camera pans to the right. Now what caught my eye is the video doesn't tilt or lean. With my Mini 2, when I do a similar move the video starts to lean and the horizon is no longer level. The drone banks like an airplane would when making a turn with the Mini 2. Yours, it appears like the camera has a separate movement Left to Right from drone?
Interesting. I do believe there is a setting for this and yours might have it set to something like POV (not sure what it's called) but I'm recalling something like this. As for my shot, I used Active Track where I was keyed on the boat and told it to track to the left of the boat. The drone then did the maneuver on it's own. Doing this manually would require the right stick to be forward while the left is to the right by just enough to cause the same effect. I'll see if I can find something regarding the bending of the horizon.
 

Bob Israel

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@JimFox - Check your gimbal settings to see if it's in 'Follow' mode vs 'FPV' mode. The latter sounds like your issue whereas Follow mode keeps the horizon straight.

 

JimFox

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@JimFox - Check your gimbal settings to see if it's in 'Follow' mode vs 'FPV' mode. The latter sounds like your issue whereas Follow mode keeps the horizon straight.

I will check that out! Maybe that's my problem, it sure sounds like it. Thanks Bob!
 

JimFox

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So that's it. I just powered mine up, it was in FPV mode. Wow.... this will improve my video's so much! Thanks Bob!
 
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