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Also yes the jello is less aparent when the shutter speed is slower but the quality is still degraded and turns into more a a blur than a noticebale jello. This is a problem a lot of people are not having. Broad daylight. No ND filters with super fast shutter speeds

I understand exactly how rolling shutter works. I've shot and owned canon t2i, 5d mkiii and currently own Sony a7s which is arguably the worst rolling shutter on a dslr. I know the vibration issue is a problem and I fully understand how slower shutter speeds covers up the jello effect. For...

I know how shutter speeds work, 180 degree rule, all of that stuff. The problem is the aircraft vibrating. There are thousands of other people that do not have this problem at all. The lower shutter speed is just masking the problem but it is still there just smoothed out. Plenty of videos...

Have you received your prop balancer yet? Im having a similar problem. it shouldn't be happening and shouldn't have to work around it by using slower shutter speeds to mask the problem