I've never touched them so I assume default, although I have adjust the smoothness and tilt speed. And no, for me I will never follow up an imu calibration with a gimbal calibration. I haven't done that yet and as you can see, it hasn't affected the gimbal. With this one, I won't tweak a gimbal that doesn't need fixing.
Until you'll be sure that imu calibration is well done on a perfectly level surface you will not need gimbal autocalibration. Then if one day you'll made a 0,1 degrees off imu cal a gimbal cal will be needed...
Well, yeah but I know better than to do an imu calibration on anything other than a level surface. I use a level and check all plains for level before I do such things. I feel for people plagued by horizon tilt. I hope your suggestions help. I also hope that the gimbal tweaks in the latest firmware helps somehow, too.
Yes. The gimbal looks fine and everything's straight when you first take off. But as soon as you do some turning, it tilts the view one way or the other. If you spin it around in the air enough, it will straighten back out.
It's difficult to judge in that kind of terrain, anyway it doesn't look so bad to me now...
I would say that if hard yaw brings it on and it's fine otherwise, don't sweat it. No one wants to see that hard yawning anyway. But if if gets out of whack even flying moderate to slow and smoothly, where it really makes it tough to get full usable shots, that's something else to consider.
The gimbal warranty is only good for 6 months. So I was wanting to see if I could get it fixed under warranty while it's still covered.
