Jotul Oslo - Smoke from Stack

Hi. I just got a Jotul Oslo and have been learning how to use it. I think I got the hang of it, understanding the concept of the secondary burn and high temps. The problem I am having is smoke is still coming out of the stack even though I have incredible secondaries and temps around 600. I am not sure if the wood is too dry since it's kiln dried. Is there a chance that the wood smokes too much for the secondaries to burn it all away? I have great draft (20' stack). No problem starting up with the door closed. Here's a video of the secondaries in action with the air control closed.

Thanks for the replies. I think it's case closed. After some tweaking this morning, I finally found a sweet spot. It appears as if, even though I had great secondary action yesterday with the damper all the way closed, it wasn't enough to burn all of the gasses from the freshly placed splits. So what I did today was to open the damper in increments until no smoke in the stack. It worked. I had to open the damper to about 1/16 open. This allowed some of the splits to ignite slightly which I assume helped the secondaries burn all of the gasses. Also, I noticed that the secondaries became less uniform but covered more area above the splits. The secondaries were more rolling along the top instead of spitting out of the tubes. Also, after a while the flames from the splits died down and I was left with just broad secondary action. The stack was still perfectly clear. During all this the temperature ranged from 450 - 500. So in the end it took some experimentation. Lessons learned. The answer was operator error. I'm happy now. Love the stove. Getting good 9 hour burns from the medium sized beast. I am including two video's. The first is right after a fresh load and with the damper opened 1/16 of the way. The second video is of the secondaries after about 30 minutes.