When I do Real Estate shots I often fly backwards and then flip the video in post (obviously this requires line of sight while flying). That way the body of solo is tilted back away from the camera. Sometimes you need the wide view and this allows me to get it without legs or props in frame. Otherwise as stated above, use medium and fly slower. The faster you fly forward the more Solo is tilted in that direction. Your camera still points straight ahead regardless of what Solo is doing so you have to fly in a manner that won't put the props or legs into frame. Slow and steady with a little pre-planning of the flight makes the best video. It takes a few batteries to get it figured out but once you remember you are doing it for the video and not the fun of flying around fast it gets pretty easy. If you like flying fast that's fine too but understand that the video will not be as good. You can always speed up video in post to make it look like you were flying faster if you want that look.
