Vicromo, awesome video testimonial of both Vision & RP. You'd never know it was that windy were it not for seeing the palms flailing in the breeze of that calm picture.
Geert & All, because MOS imagers are read out to file "live" line-by-line instead of "frozen" first then flash-read out of the imager as an entire frame to file as CCD imagers do, any horizontal movement transpiring between reading consecutive lines will be offset in picture from where the previous line was acquired, hence a fast pan of a telephone pole will appear slanted or skewed and if there is counter movement such as from vibration the pole will appear "wiggly".
"Jello" worsens with fast horizontal motion in one direction (like a fast pan, or objects zipping past the camera that have pronounced vertical edges) and doubles or multiplies (wiggles) with fast horizontal motion in both directions (such as caused by vibrations along the horizontal axis).
So any excess horizontal vibration from prop imbalance, worn motor bearings, excessive gimbal X axis gain (shaking), loose or stiff dampers inducing oscillations fighting vibration & wind, stiff umbilical cables, etc will only aggravate "jello".
In 720 60p a frame is read out of the imager twice as fast, and requires 360 lines less than shooting in 1080 30p, the camera is better able to keep up with fast movement and jello is less prevalent.
Minimize/eliminate vibration & fine tune the gimbal's suspension to tune-out any odd harmonics and you'll get what you're trying to achieve.
iDrone :ugeek:
