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Wow! Didn't realize it was 8kg. So I guess that might make sense then. Sorry to hijack. Tom

You're getting 14 minutes with NO load and 24,000 mAh? I think the S800 gets more flight time with no load and 10,000 mAh. Something seems awry here - maybe it's just me. Tom

My understanding is that the CX760 under standard stabilization does as you said - but active stabilization mode gives you the ois plus the boss. So I think the active takes out the small vibrations. My PJ710V (same camera) works some pretty good miracles. Switching from NEX 5N for video to...

Great. Thanks!

No, the other vid you have on your website starting at about 1:07.

Looks great! Nice work on this project. One thing really holding me back is the first NEX video posted on the website which shows a huge horizon roll on the pan at the end. Has that improved, or is this just a limitation of Alex Mos? Best, Tom

In your house do this: - turn the gimbal on - gently tilt the multicopter back and forth - if it jitters move your gains down then lower them until jitters are no more. 80 still seems high to me (depending on what type of gimbal/camera you have). You will not be able to find a gain setting...

400 is way too high. Mine is somewhere lower than 50. Make sure your gimbal moves smoothly. And be sure to fly smoothly. If you are moving forward suddenly then any tilt will have a hard time keeping up.

According the specs I saw it looks like the Secrafts are also about 1/4 the weight. This can't be right...

Might want to try a lens hood.

You should buy the 3 axis gimbal but only two radian modules. Yes they are all the same and you can add pan later.

It allows you to yaw your hex when you want without screwing up the cam operator. If you can fly reasonably well there isn't any need to yaw during a shot.

Wkm stabilization is widely regarded as crap. You really only need two radians IMO. I've never really understood the need for pan stab. So you'll need $700. As far as hooking up wkm to cinestar - idk how you'd do that. You could just hook it up and not ever pan the gimbal - do panning with...

We run a two-man show, so we have a 360 gimbal. If we run from the main batteries then the wires would keep twisting. So we just put a battery on the gimbal. I suppose we could buy a twisting electrical connector that is designed to swivel - but that would probably be another dozen or so...

Just run the WKM separate from the Cinestar. Use Radians for stabilization - they are much better than WKM stabilization. Use a small separate battery to power the Cinestar. If you have a rig that can carry the Cinestar then the weight of Radians and an extra battery are negligible.

So that's why people are scared of drones. Scary stuff.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/wuzgioizxk1zlne/Gillette%202-16-13.mov Still having some vibration issues. Frustrating.

Beautiful location and great light! Props for getting up that early too. That's not rsgs is it? Best, Tom

Great video! Did you use a low bitrate for your render to Vimeo? Even on HD it looks grainy to me - I have this camera and know that it doesn't look like that usually. I love what you did what the colors in post - doesn't look overdone - just right. Best, Tom

And what is the camera mount?