Full camera gimbal control with app?

JoffaDan · Mar 21, 2015

I'm wondering this too! Hopefully there is an update that implements this!

The Editor · Mar 21, 2015

Eh?... you already have it!

Kauaigene · Mar 21, 2015

Sort of. The question is how to reset the camera to zero tilt. Yaw reset works great but how about tilt?

Devils · Mar 21, 2015

Tahoe Ed said:
Here is a video that I did with the Inspire handheld gimbal at CES. It will give you an indication of what you can do with the Inspire App.

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Thanks for video, mate.

The Editor · Mar 21, 2015

Kauaigene said:
Sort of. The question is how to reset the camera to zero tilt. Yaw reset works great but how about tilt?

Just use your scroll wheel on the remote until the pitch level indicator is over the red dot on the scale..... You are then back level.

Kauaigene · Mar 21, 2015

Seems I'm not making myself clear. I get that you can tilt with the app but what I'm looking for is a way to cause the tilt to center back to level after it has been moved up or down. The yaw function for this is great as you can repoint the camera to straight ahead but once you tilt the camera how can you reset it level? Anybody?

Kauaigene · Mar 21, 2015

whoops maybe posted that last to soon. Will try the "red dot" approach. Thanks

JoffaDan · Mar 22, 2015

It would be handy if we could setup one of the C1 or C2 buttons to do this automatically for us. So it snaps back to the exact centre in both tilt (red dot position) and yaw in one action without needing the scroll wheel.

LitlBitl · Mar 22, 2015

Is it just me or do you also experience this? What I mean is - we can of course set C1 or C2 button to switch gimbal pan/tile. But it is disabled while recording video - I can only move camera in the direction it was set when I started recording. If it was pan - I can only pan. If I want to tilt again I need to stop recording, switch the mode and start recording again.

Can you do it without stopping the recording?