If I remove the camera from the gimbal (Zenmuse H3-3D), gimbal is constantly moving. How to stop gimbal movement without the camera?
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It will move because it is designed to be balanced with the camera attached. Removing the camera creates an imbalance, and the motors on the gimbal are constantly trying to keep the gimbal in balance.
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You should never operate the gimbal without the camera installed. This is clearly spelled out in the manual.
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I am having the same problem except I made my problem worse by resetting the gimbal. When I got my phantom 1 there was a card in the box with a number for a drone specialist if you have a similar card call it and spend as long as you can with that drone specialist. I recently called dji support with my problems and was pushed off the phone because I took up too much time. So the only way I see how you can fix the problem is if you you talk to someone who understands what your talking about and actually wants to help.
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I thought the same thing until I tried a gimbal. It makes bird photography so much easier. Especially for panning. You just need to try it. If you don't like, send back.
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Yes you can use it without the Dolly. Especially when you want to take still pictures.
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If you mean remotely, the answer is NO. But the mount has a gimbal and a couple of angle mounting options.
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Hello James, was curious if you found a similar camera without the grid lines, or was able to remove the grid lines? I like this camera as well but want to use it as a cargo camera, hence I do not want grid lines. Thanks!
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This gimbal connects to the two stock holes that the FC40 camera screws to. You need to open the Phantom and find the grey and red wires that are free and in one arm of the phantom just sitting there. You connect the pig-tail they sent you to these wires and fish them thru a leg hole. This is your power for the gimbal. I soldered mine, but suppose you can twist and shrink wrap them. If you won't care about using the Phantom remote to control the pitch of the camera, that is all you need and the GoPro 3 camera. If you want to connect it to the pitch lever on the back of the remote, you need to open the phantom, connect one of the many wires they provide and fish it thru another leg and connect one end to the F1 port on the NAZA module. It will be the bottom of the three pins in F1. Then when looking at the gimbal where there are 4 rows of 3 pins, the top left pin is where you connect the other end. Then in the Naza software, you enable the Gimbal, set the travel limits you want, and install the 12$ pitch level on the back (available on Amazon). There are plenty of youtube vids on this.
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no its doesnt. you dont want it anyway. it ruins the video because you hear the zoom motor in the video. thats why they usually dont enable it in cameras.
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Yeah I know....I hate that too. That's a real problem. You can try leaving the door open, a trick I used to use with my camcorder, but I bet the mzm200 is too "smart" for that. Have you tried leaving it in pause mode? Check the manual and give Sony a call and see if they have a solution.
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Yes. You can move the iPad from horizontal to vertical without moving the tripod.
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No - it does not. The "anti-jello" mount is something that can be purchased separately. I have used it with and without. Without the anti-jello mount, the quadcopter performs better. With the mount, the video is better, but you lose a little bit of performance. Example - full throttle ascent with the anti-jello mount causes the entire camera rig to shake during the ascent. BUT - without the full throttle, your video is beautiful. Without the anti-jello mount, full speed ascent is smooth, but you risk having a little bit of the jello effect. Good luck!
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Actually, I have a D5000, and I think I understand what you are saying. Sounds like You want to mount just your camera, and not a telephoto to the to the Gimbal. Looks like you would have to use a longer rail plate than the one which comes with the Gimbal.That's the only remedy I can see.
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Camera stays in place, no issues with the movement, just don't climb, you'll need an extra accessory for stability
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In short, YES. If you only want to stop the "jello" effect" then all you need are the 4 rubber dampers holding the Go Pro to the bottom of the Phantom. BUT, if you are trying to keep your camera level with the horizon no matter which direction your Phantom is tilted, then you need a control board to tell the Gimbals what is "level". This is done by the circut/control board which can be powered by the on board battery.
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The reason for the 3-axis gimbal is exactly for the reason you expressed, it prevents the camera from a hard stop.
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You have to move back and forth to make a pan or any other camera movement because the camera is hardly fixed on a point of the stabilizer. This stabilizer will help to distribute the weight of the camera because you can "rest on it"... I've been able to hold the camera for hours without having back pain, I've achieved cleaner pans and better control of functions of the lens/camera.