Make your first run of each new CCC route without the camera. The camera is not
needed to run the route and is the single most expensive part of the H. If things go
south, at least the camera is not at risk.
Once you have confirmed that the route runs successfully, you can land, remount
and rebind the camera. Just knowing that the route will run without incident,
will help you then concentrate on the camera view and movements.
Switching both tilt and pan to "global" will place all camera controls on the right stick.
The most critical part of selecting your waypoints is the height. The altitude can vary
by as much as 30 feet when the route is run, so I would not set any waypoint below
45-50 feet.
And most important, what Pat said... practice first. If you are doing this for a job,
arrange to be able to go to the site the day before. That way you can setup and
tweek the CCC route before you make the actual paid run, in front of clients.
That is one of the greatest advantages of using CCC... re-running at a later time.