H3-3D. Where is the video footage??????

[outermagnolian]

I'm baffled about something that experienced users will no doubt find stupid. If the H3-3D cancels out yaw, how does the user get the camera on-subject in the first place? It seems as though the gimbal will keep the camera pointed in the direction it was facing at the time you launched.

I know, I know... but guys who've forgotten most of their college physics need to ask.

 

[davemcm]

I'm baffled about something that experienced users will no doubt find stupid. If the H3-3D cancels out yaw, how does the user get the camera on-subject in the first place? It seems as though the gimbal will keep the camera pointed in the direction it was facing at the time you launched.

I know, I know... but guys who've forgotten most of their college physics need to ask.

It smooths out the yaw movements, not keep it completely at the same rotation

 

[nzvideoguys]

Here's the onboard footage from Intelligent UAS. You'll notice that when the pilot yaws the Phantom to the right, the left front landing gear comes into the shot. Apart from this, it looks awesomely stable.
http://youtu.be/OsqQL8dgTkw

 

[FASTFJR]

Here's the onboard footage from Intelligent UAS. You'll notice that when the pilot yaws the Phantom to the right, the left front landing gear comes into the shot. Apart from this, it looks awesomely stable.
http://youtu.be/OsqQL8dgTkw

I wonder if their is anyway to move the gimbal about a 1/4 forward?

 

[Jbrown83]

Here ya go

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHKn4yt9df8

 

[nzvideoguys]

This is the best footage I've seen yet. Two GoPros mounted on a Phantom 2. One is monitoring the 3D gimbal movements during flight.

http://youtu.be/oHKn4yt9df8

And this:

http://youtu.be/hCRjrpgPEpY

 

[Meluk]

Good thinking to show exactly how well it works. Amazing to see how the gimbal reacts as well.


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