I think the comparison videos also differ by the brightness of the scene. A darker day will lower the shutter speed of the camera and this will stop the jello effect. That looks like what happened with your two example videos; the jello affected video is in bright sunshine. So I think the ND filter solution probably works better but there is no harm in tightening your props carefully as well. It is easy to split the plastic in the propeller blade if over-tightened.
I can tell you only about the very first production batch. Nearly all shipped Dobby`s had dangling loosen mounted propeller blades. This was causing vibrations. Basically the same effect than with bad adjusted rc-heli blades. Tighten the screw until the blade becomes "stiff" inside the blade holder - than move back the screw a bit so that you can move the blade smoothly. Please don`t forget that this is only one possible reason if you have problems with the jello effect.
There are two sticks modes, one that allows adjustment of control speed to enable very subtle control. The default is just on/off, like jabbing the controls. The smooth control is much better but more difficult to master.
Danke für den Tip. Habe auch noch ein falls das GPS (7) noch nicht da ist und es gelb die Anzeige durchläuft nicht starten den dann ist der GPS Punkt 15m weiter weg und Dobby jagt in eine falsche Richtung. Da bekommt man ein Schreck!!
Will try this method! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the tip! I was looking at a few reviews and saw all jello... nearly dropped from my list... Thx!
Thanks for the tip!
amazing! Thank you for your video
Thanks for the tip i will have to try it on my Dobby.
That is quite the improvement, maybe I will get this little drone.
Nice tip!!!
Yes, this video is very helpful. Thanks....
I think the comparison videos also differ by the brightness of the scene. A darker day will lower the shutter speed of the camera and this will stop the jello effect. That looks like what happened with your two example videos; the jello affected video is in bright sunshine. So I think the ND filter solution probably works better but there is no harm in tightening your props carefully as well. It is easy to split the plastic in the propeller blade if over-tightened.
I agree...these are two different light exposure scenes..
How did you set up the mount propellers? Tighten the screws tighter? Or put in washer?
I can tell you only about the very first production batch. Nearly all shipped Dobby`s had dangling loosen mounted propeller blades. This was causing vibrations. Basically the same effect than with bad adjusted rc-heli blades. Tighten the screw until the blade becomes "stiff" inside the blade holder - than move back the screw a bit so that you can move the blade smoothly. Please don`t forget that this is only one possible reason if you have problems with the jello effect.
Well! Thank you! I understand. What do you think about the metal mounting of the blades?
hi how were you able to pan so slowly? when i use the sticks on the App, dobby always turns so abruptly :(
There are two sticks modes, one that allows adjustment of control speed to enable very subtle control. The default is just on/off, like jabbing the controls. The smooth control is much better but more difficult to master.
Danke für den Tip. Habe auch noch ein falls das GPS (7) noch nicht da ist und es gelb die Anzeige durchläuft nicht starten den dann ist der GPS Punkt 15m weiter weg und Dobby jagt in eine falsche Richtung. Da bekommt man ein Schreck!!