DJI Mini 5 Pro - Gimbal Calibration

Unlike the IMU and the Compass, gimbal

calibration doesn't affect flight

behavior, but control the camera's

alignment. Anytime it is switched on,

the Mini Pro performs a basic gimbal

calibration.

In most cases, we perform a gimbal

calibration when the horizon is uneven,

often after a crash or a hard landing.

In settings, we go to the control tab

and scroll down until we find gimbal

calibration.

There is a choice between auto and

manual.

For autoc calibration, the drone must be

placed on a level surface as we do for

the IMU, but this time with open wings.

Calibration starts immediately after

hitting the auto button. The camera

moves horizontally and then vertically

for a few seconds and the trick is done.

A mono calibration is generally

performed while flying.

If we notice that the horizon is uneven,

we hit the button below auto and we are

presented with two values that we can

modify.

The first one is the camera rotation.

The other one is the horizontal

alignment.