are you talking about those little ticks back and forth?
are you sure the heli is stable in yaw? you can test it by hovering about ten feet off the ground and then hammering the throttle. if it's good it will shoot up without yawing too heavily in one direction or another. if the helicopter is struggling to maintain stability in yaw the camera mount might suffer as a result
I mounted a gopro on the frame, and what I see is the copter doing these little ticks, and gimbal has a consequence of the "follow mode" does the same..
For what ever it's worth i had a y6 with the first wookong and i had a really bad yaw issue I could never get rid of. The motors were very aligned. Don't know the answer but i cansay when I switched to the Hoverfly Pro I never had that issue again.
I have found that if my esc's have for some unknown reason drifted out of throttle calibration I get yaw issues. Its a long shot but try doing the throttle calibration again on your esc's.
Finally was able to find the reason for this YAW problem. Changed all my ESCs and the problem stopped.
Now what is the best way to find that one ESC that was causing the problem?