DSLR Gimbal Stabilizer DSLR Accessories

Description

DSLR Gimbal Stabilizer will last up to 12 hours on a single charge. Between the front trigger, the rear mode button, and the joystick, precise gimbal control lets you obtain the shots you require. The front trigger can lock the gimbal when held, re-center the gimbal when tapped twice, and engage the Selfie mode by turning 180° when tapped three times. Press the mode button to engage three customizable operation profiles, each with tunable speed and response for different shooting scenarios. If fast-moving subjects are your forte, the Sport mode delivers extra-quick response times and fast gimbal movements, up to a maximum speed of 45 mph. With this operation flexibility, the DSLR Gimbal Stabilizer will fit into documentary, event, and feature film workflows.

Everything you need to get started shooting with the DSLR Gimbal Stabilizer comes with the gimbal. A sliding camera mounting plate for attaching your camera and balancing works with the included lens support and riser to secure your mirrorless or DSLR camera of choice. A Mini USB control cable is included for camera control functions like start/stop and focus pulling (depending on camera compatibility). A USB charger is included for quick-charging the gimbal. The gimbal and all included accessories can be stored inside the included travel case, which helps protect your equipment during storage and transport.

Download DJI’s Ronin-S app on your iOS or Android Smartphone to remotely activate gimbal

Automated Creative Features:
• PANORAMA
• TIME-LAPSE & MOTION-LAPSE
• TRACKING
• SMOOTH TRACK

Additional Features:
• Advanced 32-bit ARM processor
• Specialized gimbal drive motors with encoders
• Support for 2.4/5.8 GHz receivers
• Support for D-Bus receiver
• Support for extended GPS
• 360° continuous rotation through slip ring
• Three profile settings, including Smooth Track and joystick parameters
• Support for virtual joystick operation
• Support for time-lapse, track, and panorama
• Sport mode support
• Roll 360° rotation support
• Quick record function

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Gimbal – Quick Start PDF:
https://dl.djicdn.com/downloads/Ronin-S/Ronin-S%20Quick%20Start%20Guide%20v1.0.pdf

Gimbal – User Manual PDF:
https://dl.djicdn.com/downloads/Ronin-S/Ronin-S%20User%20Manual_v1.0.pdf

Gimbal – Setup Video Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7bqQu38ocB0

Gimbal – Balancing Video Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rncm1UwaR9k

Gimbal – Tutorial Walk-Through Video Link:
https://youtu.be/JO03oGhDHzM?t=574

Gimbal – App: Basic Functions Video Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLb6QDBerT0

Gimbal – App: Creative Functions Video Link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-HwTULI_QA

Gimbal – In-Depth Series – Setup:
https://www.heliguy.com/blog/2018/07/05/dji-ronin-s-in-depth-series-part-1-setup/

Gimbal – In-Depth Series – Operation:
https://www.heliguy.com/blog/2018/07/12/dji-ronin-s-in-depth-series-part-2-operation/

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GIMBAL SET-UP

1. Assemble Gimbal:
   Gimbal>grip>extended grip/tripod

2. Mount Camera:
   Camera>mounting plate>lens support

3. Balancing:
   Fully configured camera>Gimbal powered off>Balance Vertical Tilt>Balance Tilt Axis>Balance Roll Axis>Balance Pan Axis
   Note: Make sure Gimbal tripod is on flat even surface before Balancing, Balance Test, and Auto Tune.

4. Download Ronin-S App:
   Turn on Gimbal>Enable Bluetooth on your device>launch Ronin app>Select Ronin-S>input default Bluetooth password 12345678 once it’s detected>make sure you are connected to the internet and follow the on-screen instructions to activate the Gimbal

5. Balance Test:
   Ronin-S app > Configuration > Settings > More > Balance Test
   (all three axis will move and test the balance on gimbal)
   Note: If the Gimbal starts vibrating and making grinding sounds turn OFF immediately and rebalance.
   Balance Test Results Should Read as Follows:
   Tilt: Excellent
   Roll: Excellent
   Pan: Excellent

6. Auto Tune:
   Ronin-S app > Configuration >Motor Parameters>Switch on Auto Tune
   (Auto Tune mode will tune the motors perfectly to your balanced setup)
   Note: This will make some noise for a few seconds like a coffee maker but it will perfectly tune your setup.

Please refer to video links/pdfs provided for further in-depth instructions/tutorials.

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GENERAL BALANCE SETTINGS
Note: The following Balance Settings are a good place to start given the camera model and lens specified but are NOT definitive. Please follow the proper steps listed above to accurately balance your specific camera and lens.

• Canon 5D Mark 3 (w/ 50mm prime)
(all numbers should be read on the side of the gauge where the color strip is marked)

Roll (green): 4.1mm
Pan (blue): 5.2mm
Plate (gold): 6.9mm
Tilt (pink): 3.8mm

• Canon 5D Mark 2 (w/ 50mm prime)
(all numbers should be read on the side of the gauge where the color strip is marked)

Roll (green): 4.3mm
Pan (blue): 4.8mm
Plate (gold): 4.5mm
Tilt (pink): 3.6mm

• Canon 5D Mark 4 (w/ 50mm prime)
(all numbers should be read on the side of the gauge where the color strip is marked)

Roll (green): 4.7
Pan (blue): 4.8
Plate (gold): 7.8
Tilt (pink): 3.8

• Canon 5D Mark 4 (w/ 50mm prime) -- WITH FOCUS WHEEL
(all numbers should be read on the side of the gauge where the color strip is marked)

Roll (green): 3.8
Pan (blue): 4.5
Plate (gold): 4.4
Tilt (pink): 4.5

• Canon 60D (w/ 50mm prime)
(all numbers should be read on the side of the gauge where the color strip is marked)

Plate (gold): 4.5mm
Pan (blue): 4.9mm
Roll (green): 5mm
Tilt (pink) 3.2mm

• Canon Rebel (w/ 18-55mm)
(all numbers should be read on the side of the gauge where the color strip is marked)

Roll (green): 5.9mm
Pan (blue): 5.4mm
Plate (gold): 3.2mm
Tilt (pink): 2.7mm

• Black Magic Pocket (w/ 20mm prime)
(all numbers should be read on the side of the gauge where the color strip is marked)

Roll (green): 5.5mm
Pan (blue): 7.2mm
Plate (gold): 7.1mm
Tilt (pink): 3.9mm

Any lens change requires re-balancing the gimbal. First turn off or pause gimbal before re-balancing gimbal.

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