If you own the DJI AVATA, you might have seen the different EIS or electronic image stabilization options of HorizonSteady, RockSteady or completely off (no electronic image stabilization). There are tradeoffs to each of these options, but they all have their place. In this video we cover how to change between HorizonSteady, RockSteady and no stabilization. We also show you examples of how each looks in different flight situations (indoors, outdoors, etc.) and when it makes sense to use each one.

00:00 - Introduction
00:14 - How to switch between RockSteady and HorizonSteady
00:46 - Indoor flight in RockSteady
01:51 - Indoor flight in HorizonSteady
03:21 - Examples of when to use HorizonSteady
03:56 - Examples of when NOT to use HorizonSteady
04:45 - Example of when to use RockSteady
05:28 - How electronic image stabilization works
05:56 - How much does each mode crop the image
06:31 - Summary of when to use RockSteady vs HorizonSteady
07:41 - Kris has a laser on his face

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Kelly Shores is a FAA Part 107 certified drone pilot. He enjoys flying toy drones, camera drones, RC airplanes, and FPV quads. When he's not flying drones, Kelly enjoys photography, biking, travel and hanging out with his family!