Cinematic Drone Setup - Fix Jello and More - The Basics

Looking at how to fix Jello, Camera Tracking and Altitude Hold on a new cinematic build. These basic steps will get your drone set up for cinematic flight.
Timestamps:
0:00 Start
0:44 Overview of Content Covered
1:02 Transmitter Settings
2:59 Setting Elimits
5:58 Basic Quad Setup Overview
9:39 Camera Alignment
12:41 Prop Testing and Reducing Jello
14:36 Fixing Altitude Hold
18:09 Final Flight Test
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[@MDubNM]

While I feel like I have a good handle on the transmitter settings, I did learn one new thing in that section, and a whole lotta new things in the other sections. This is definitely one of the most clear and concise setup videos I've seen in quite a while...the bonus being that I have a CineLog 25 v2 on order right now, and I will ABSOLUETELY be using these steps to start off on the right foot! 👍

[@maggoffm7586]

I think you missed the cause of the issue.
Sure the build and settings need to be good.
But in the ends, its the mount of the cam which causes the jello. And there result is still not good. If you push ghe throttle harder you will see the jello coming back

[@cubefpv]

Thanks for your input - a good point there - the mount can indeed also be a cause of jello. In my case even in faster flight I am not getting jello, so I think in this case the cause was the props.