We took it out of box, we were using only one weight from 200 grams on the left side, we placed the camera on the camera stand on the top, and we were stabilizing it by moving the weight left or right and moving the head or the top of the flycam forward- backward, and side to side. It is goin very smooth. :)
Oh and we are using canon t2i with standard 18-55 lense, also it works great with 50 mm lens, but you will have to stabilise it over again, and again, and again... :)))
Did you stabilize the gimbal with lead tape ? Or just balanced it out of the box ?
I just bought mine but I've seen video's of people balancing the gimbal...so I wonder if it is really needed to operate the flycam nano dslr correctly.
We took it out of box, we were using only one weight from 200 grams on the left side, we placed the camera on the camera stand on the top, and we were stabilizing it by moving the weight left or right and moving the head or the top of the flycam forward- backward, and side to side. It is goin very smooth. :)
Oh and we are using canon t2i with standard 18-55 lense, also it works great with 50 mm lens, but you will have to stabilise it over again, and again, and again... :)))
GnasniDeca 3 weeks ago
Did you stabilize the gimbal with lead tape ? Or just balanced it out of the box ?
I just bought mine but I've seen video's of people balancing the gimbal...so I wonder if it is really needed to operate the flycam nano dslr correctly.
TheIndieChimp 3 weeks ago