Hello Phantom folks,
I have a Phantom Pro V2 that's almost new- maybe 3 hours of flight time. Never crashed, always stowed in a proper case.
I recorded my niece's softball game this last weekend and was dismayed to find that the majority of the footage has this rapid vibration- I don't know if that's the proper way to describe it, but I attached a video. That footage was recorded on accident- apparently I started recording while I was setting up and calibrating the compass, so it's just sitting on the ground, the props aren't spinning, and the vibration is clearly visible.
Is this some obvious configuration issue that I missed, or is there something actually broken? Any advice is appreciated.
I have a Phantom Pro V2 that's almost new- maybe 3 hours of flight time. Never crashed, always stowed in a proper case.
I recorded my niece's softball game this last weekend and was dismayed to find that the majority of the footage has this rapid vibration- I don't know if that's the proper way to describe it, but I attached a video. That footage was recorded on accident- apparently I started recording while I was setting up and calibrating the compass, so it's just sitting on the ground, the props aren't spinning, and the vibration is clearly visible.
Is this some obvious configuration issue that I missed, or is there something actually broken? Any advice is appreciated.