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Hello Boris,thanks for the reply. What happens is that when i tilt the camera down everything goes fine until it is more or less 45 or 50 degrees down and then it starts to move around the roll. It looks like the sensors are confused when they are tilted down. When the camera is vertical there...

Anyone using the Martinez board on a gimbal with tilt control? The board seems to get confused as soon as i lower the camera more than 45-50° down.

Fantastic, thanks very much Trnquill !!

Hello, whilst waiting for my board i have a question for the people already using them (both alexmos and martinez): is it possible to calibrate if the gimbal does not allows full 360 degrees of roll? Thanks in advance, Claudio

That video looks strange and innatural to me.

Thanks Bastien! Much appreciated. :tennis: Let's attack these 28 pages before they grow too much and i miss something important...

I am sure i am not the only one interested in anything you can share about that setup. Is the brushless motor mounted straight on the stabilized axis or reduced? Any video? Thanks

http://www.xcesshobby.com/index.php?cPath=102_103 http://stores.ebay.it/RCdistrib?_trksid=p4340.l2563

Yes, great finding. Pity i just reverted to a servo operated shutter but i'll keep in mind this as an alternative in case the servo breaks or ...who knows. BTW: i switched to a sero operated shutter because it allows the super fast continuos shooting that we need in some occasions (freestyle...

And that is the adventure at its goal destination: https://maps.google.no/maps/ms?gl=no&ie=UTF8&hl=it&oe=UTF8&msa=0&msid=205011310818661863228.0004d11066b4ca48148ba&num=200&start=58&ll=69.782274%2C30.160217&spn=0.293301%2C1.270294&t=h&z=10&vpsrc=6&iwloc=0004d8c757732bbfbbdf4 Congratulations to...

Thanks, i agree with the cool stuff. Stefano is heading to the Barents triennale art expo, if he ever decides to break enough borders to reach a Colorado art expo i will surely invite (again) anyone being able to take a pict to have a go at his installation. I can assure that a 10 km long light...

Now it's in Norway, in Levanger, this is a picture of the installation in Oslo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/flupowerflu/8557063420/in/photostream/ Tha clean northern air is a stunning complement for this kind of scene!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JcnOACpitk8 Anyone having a go at the installation up north? :-)

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=460950393974709&set=a.135176189885466.26770.135093803227038&type=1&theater Tomorrow the installation will be in Oslo :-) I forgot to mention: this is where Stefano is going to: http://www.panbarentz.com/concept

Hello, i discovered and went to film the start of this adventure and can only recommend, to anyone who lives in the places the artist will pace in on his trip to Kirkenes, to contact the artist and go to have a look and, if possible, to film or shoot the mobile light installation. Just get in...

Don't bet too much on that. Unluckily not all the skylines are the same. I have a rev2 skyline and it's working perfectly with fw 1.7, but i have also a rev1 skyline and there's no way to have it working with anything following 1.25

That's everybody's nightmare. There is really no solution except having all the gear well tested and set. I know because we did the very same thing with the 1.5, just a few hours and three test flights after installing it we were on a videoshoot site. Result: my video op had a really bad time in...

My fault, i was not clear enough, sorry: i am already supplying the hdmi2av through a separate ubec, what i mean is that when i switch off the ubec the hdmi2av stays on, using camera battery through the hdmi cable. I prefer manual focus because it solves more than one problem: -the camera...

Same problem too with 5n. Will not focus (and, subsequently: shoot) if hdmi converter is connected. The hdmi converter, by the way, is able and does get the supply from the camera through the hdmi connection so that if i leave the camera on the hdmi converter will drain the camera battery...

It's included :-)