Zhiyun Crane (V2) 3-Axis Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer for Mirrorless Camera and Dslr Up to 3.96lb, I. E. Canon M, Nikon J, Sony A7

Description

Some cameras have some sort of built-in stabilization assist, but it's not good enough. The Crane gimbal is a precise calculation run by three 32-bits MCUs that controls each motor in 3 axis, by calculating 4000 times per second, these 3 brushless motors will reposite your camera silently and automatically along with your movement. You can set the parameters such as follow speed and motor strength through “ZY Play” APP (IOS ). With the 3-Axis and 360 degree unlimited rotation, Zhiyun Crane V2 that has joystick and mode bottom can make your shooting much easier, including some applications such as Time Lapse, Long Exposure, Low Angle filming, etc. Zhiyun Crane can work for 12 hours which should last longer than any camera. Taking smooth video by hand holding camera or working with big devices like Ronin is a tough job and the footage often comes out shaky, out of focus and hard to watch. Some cameras have some sort of built-in stabilization assist, but it's not good enough. Taking smooth video by hand holding camera or working with big devices like Ronin is a tough job and the footage often comes out shaky, out of focus and hard to watch. The most important instruction to learn is to balance your camera well at the initial position which just costs one minute.

Key Features

• Some cameras have some sort of built-in stabilization assist, but it's not good enough.
• The most important instruction to learn is to balance your camera well at the initial position which just costs one minute.
• With the 3-Axis and 360 degree unlimited rotation, Zhiyun Crane V2 that has joystick and mode bottom can make your shooting much easier, including some applications such as Time Lapse, Long Exposure, Low Angle filming, etc.
• You can set the parameters such as follow speed and motor strength through “ZY Play” APP (IOS ).
• Zhiyun Crane can work for 12 hours which should last longer than any camera.
• Taking smooth video by hand holding camera or working with big devices like Ronin is a tough job and the footage often comes out shaky, out of focus and hard to watch.