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There are 4 main modes available from the main gimbal mode selection (Follow, Tilt Locked, FPV, FPV + I) and 2 specialist modes (Gimbal Locked + Spinshot). We could discuss whether the last two are strictly gimbal modes or not, but DJI classify them as gimbal modes though are not on the main selection screen - so 6 altogether

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Hi - are you able to perform a gimbal calibration with the app to reset it back to 0? or that doesn't work?

@@4T-Tech Yes I can reset it to 0. But it does´nt stay 0 after a power off. Luckily GoPro has horizon levelling. Otherwise the gimbal would been useless.

Hi - that mic has two cables TRS and TRRS. Are you using the TRS cable with the media mod or GoPro audio adapter?

Hi - good question. I would say yes as well as it should still be controllable from the virtual joystick and so therefore these little controllers. I don't yet have a Pro to test it though.

Hi Phil, yes I was impressed with the mics and will give reassurance that can vlog in windy conditions without worrying about the sound. I thought the Mic 2 sounded slightly the best out of the three. Thanks for your opinion!

We didn't get any sunshine in summer in the UK, so allow me these two weeks 😀 I think we might need an intervention as I have way too many now!

Hi! Bonjour! Thanks for your comment. Out of the two mics, I think the M2 has better audio than the M1 though it's more expensive maybe twice the price. But the M1 is still very good for it's low price. I've done a direct comparison here: studio.ruclips.net/user/video2TRxqblkJX4/edit

Hi thanks for your thoughts. Sounding so close is interesting considering the cost difference between the two

Interesting, I wasn't a huge fan of the Synco, but recently begun to like it again.

Hi there, interesting ...I don't think the WIFI will cause it. Does the Rode have the same issue attached to another camera or just the GoPro? Do you get it when recording on the Rode 2 itself, or just in the GoPro footage? Do you have headphones monitoring the audio, perhaps the mic is picking up the headphones?

@4T-Tech so I only had it recording to the go pro I was in a boat filming for our RUclips channel. The seasons over I was thinking of trying the dji mics

Well, it does, but the Osmo isn’t picking it up

Are you using a TRS-TRRS adaptor to connect the Sony to the Pocket3? That's the only thing that I can think of that might cause the Pocket 3 not to pick it up?

@@4T-Tech I’m sure mine is the correct one

@@4T-Tech but yes a trrs trs adapter

@@Mattitude-29 Just to confirm - it's TRS > TRRS not TRRS > TRS? So Sony is in the TRS 2 black lines and TRRS 3 black lines is in Pocket 3? Just to confirm it's the right way round.

Hi thanks for your question. Sometimes it doesn't sync if the audio is too different. Have you tried a smaller section , ie split the clips to maybe 20 seconds then trying to sync those. Maybe if it's a long track there maybe a tiny bit that is preventing the syncing. Perhaps also try separating the audio from the video track and then syncing that separated audio with the studio sound?

@@4T-Tech Hi and thanks for your reply. My tracks are usually around 3 minutes, so maybe not what one would consider too long? Too different? The backing track is always the same, just I want to sync the part I sang life, in this case in the living room, so plenty loud enough, with what I recorded in the studio, therefore nearly identical. No matter which takes I try to sync, it just won't do it. I had less problems with previous releases of Filmora. If I separate the audio from the video surely then my mouth won't be synched, which is what I need? Sometimes they answer promptly, often not. I am still using Filmora 13, which is the version I started with but there are so many updates that by now, after a few months of not using it, it is like a completely new learning curve, which is very annoying! But there are more problems, like, in the past they offered me a 1 month free Effects and Transitions packet, I applied them in just one video, worked very hard at it, then never had the opportunity to do the final recording and to my surprise, even down I downloaded them, which one would think would make them mine, that is not true at all and in order to use them I will have to pay. All rather odd and much more. Actually I had completely given up on Filmora but then, as I started to do research on all the major editors, I found out that most are even worse and their costumer and technical services often non-existent. I ask myself how we have come to this situation where there is no brand pride, nothing, just a willingness to get our money and run, it seems.

@@FranciscaRigaud ​ @FranciscaRigaud Hi - yes 3 mins isn't long so should work. This video was using V13 of Filmora so same version you are using. If you split the audio from the video track recorded in the living room, then as long as the audio track is not moved, then it'll still remain synced to your video track with mouth moving etc. However, if you recorded the audio in the studio on a completely different occasion ie not at the same time, then even though it seems similar like the same song etc, the audio waves will be too different to be synced as the timings could be a bit out. The auto sync would only work if recording on two different mics at the same time - eg say you have the audio using the internal mic of the camera recording the video and then a separate mic recording to mobile phone for example, but both recorded at the same session - then it will be possible to sync the audio together. However, if you record in two separate session then even to our human ears it might sound the same, to the software, the sound waves might vary a bit with timing for it to match peaks etc. In this case you might need to sync the two audio tracks together. This should be fairly easy to do manually with Filmora or any other editor. I can do a video if you want showing how to do it. Or if you want, you could email me the audio / video tracks and I can sync it for you while creating a video showing how to do it? Or happy to arrange a quick zoom call to walk you through it?

Hi there, no ND filters, I just adjusted the exposure. Thanks for watching!

Yep, I do that way as well. Easier way too!

Yep, although I sold mine!

Hi I understand - a 40$ phone should work fine with this gimbal, it doesn't need the latest phone. I hope to do some give aways of gear to others in the near future ..

Hi - yes that would be a great choice, that's the one I would go for

Hi - thanks for the question, but no not possible yet. Maybe in a future firmware

Hi thanks and glad it was useful!

Hi mate, great glad it was useful. I didn't realise it was available either till I stumbled upon it the other day

@4T-Tech i not even checked out any of the new features yet, so will be looking forward for some more from you

Hi there! Thanks so much and hope you find the similar trick in that editor!

Hi - interesting, why you say this?

@@4T-Tech When the software (DemoCreator) didn't deliver they refused to refund and kept me on live chat for 60 minutes

Hi - thanks for your opinion, interesting that you think the M2 is better than the Mic 2. I really like the M2

Yes that's true!

Thanks so much bud!

Hi Gary, great you hear from you again. I'm not getting the DJI Air 3S as I now have the Neo and prefer the smaller selfie style drones rather than the larger ones. That's more for the way I use the footage

Hi - i would use the standard mic for the external mic, hope this helps!

@@4T-Tech even if you use wireless go pro or boya by that’s already powered it self ?

@@AkalyptosUC If they have self-power then the Powered mic option would be most suitable - all other non powered mics can use Standard

Hi - before launching the drone you need to make it face you, and then it will use AI to remember you as the target - no phone or fob needed, just yourself

Hi - thanks so much and so good to hear that you got the remote working!