Even one or two goofy props will definitely throw things off and prevent super smooth footage in the best of damped cameras. When those propellers are swirling around in the many thousands RPMs, even a tiny hiccup in mass can shake things up. Balance the propellers on your drone if you have not already done so. Even if you vary the timing a minuscule amount, the blending option is miraculous when slowing things down even a little bit. Check into "frame blending" explained in the retime function part of Chapter 19 of the November reference manual.
Whether that is true or not, my guesses at solutions would be to try two entirely different approaches - one is software related, and the other is purely physical.ġ. In my limited experience with DR12, based upon the clip provided it seems the shakiness MAY be just a little choppiness introduced in the rendered results this can be due to slowing down an already slow frame rate or several other causes.
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