DJI FPV: Drone footage vs Goggle footage (Rocksteady Stabilization)

[@JohnConrad]

Little shakier when viewing in the Goggles for sure!

[@TocTocTrax]

I really enjoyed watching your video ! Very interesting. Thanks for sharing and greetings from Toc Toc Trax

[@Avianthro]

In general, and best example I see at around 2:20 where the birds are visible...the Rock Steady imagery's contrast is washed-out and details blurred. On this particular flight, wind apparently almost nil judging by the water surface, I prefer the goggle imagery. For sure too, if we were comparing the DJI FPV goggle imagery with what we'd get on fixed-wing direct from goggles, it's already far more stable...the rotors on a quad must give some gyro stabilization effect that wings don't give. If we want to have the best real-time-in-the-goggles birdlike feeling of flight, the DJI FPV is the best thing out there, but as for the Rock Steady algorithm which gives us a post-flight stabilized view, it seems to be less than optimal.

[@tchurch55]

How did you film the goggle view? Thanks

[@austinfroehlich]

Need some help, how do i turn rock steady on?

[@Jonki408]

Is already built in the drone.

[@robmulally]

I think it's called EIS in the menus

[@w3shopping129]

do we get rocksteady on goggles view?

[@robmulally]

Thanks for making this, I felt like EIS was impacting my Google feed but I must have been mistaken.

[@giantfilmz2593]

Dude!! Thanks for this because i was really fuckin getting oissed about the shaky ass footage. Good to know that recording in the goggles give you that shaky footage and the craft is smooth.

[@TriniWeekes]

definitely looks better with RS

[@JohnConrad]

I agree!