InfinityMR Universal high performance gimbal for GH4/A7S size cameras
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jakuban
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Depends on camera you use or lens (actually the weight that change pitch and yaw axis balance). If the pitch axis (and yaw also) won't be out of balance to much it won't be a problem. Motors I use are very strong, encoders give a lot to gimbal performance when it is out of balance and in the end gimbal construction allows to get high PID values (very high).
Mactadpole
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Are you considering a smaller version for nex, rx100, a5100/6000 sized cameras?
jakuban
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I am planing to, yes. Can't say more, I am to busy with current MR production.
Hm. I love 12-35mm, but there are lots of different nice lenses (like SLR Magic hyper prime 12mm
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Hi Jakub That's great! I have some questions
1)What lense did you use for the tests withe gh4?
2)Does it comes with an hdmi/AV splitter?
3) What lipo does it work with?
4) What mounting system do I need for a Cinestar 8.
5) How many channels do we need dedicated to the gimbal?
Thank you!
1)What lense did you use for the tests withe gh4?
2)Does it comes with an hdmi/AV splitter?
3) What lipo does it work with?
4) What mounting system do I need for a Cinestar 8.
5) How many channels do we need dedicated to the gimbal?
Thank you!
jakuban
Member
Hey Saenzm,
1. In all my tests I used 12-35mm Panasonic HD lens. I've never used lens stabilisation or post process stabilisation. Only raw files!
There are some 12mm tests and one 35mm. You can see them on my Vimeo channel (www.vimeo.com/hdairstudio). All those raw files can be downloaded on Vimeo.
2. No, you need your own hdmi converter. I use some small one I bought long time ago, and it works good with my GH4.
3. I suggest to use 4s lipo. 1000-1500mah is enough. If you're using AM and encoders that will let you to use gimbal for 1hout about (power consumption is very little).
4. On my site (www.shop.hdairstudio.com) you can see to mouthing systems - standard and expanded (expanded you can see above). If you can let me know about Cinestar mounting plate dimensions I could design some special adapter plate.
5. Encoders are connected via PWM ports. So there are two more PWM ports you can use for pitch and yaw control. But still you can use PPM rx or Spectrum rx.
1. In all my tests I used 12-35mm Panasonic HD lens. I've never used lens stabilisation or post process stabilisation. Only raw files!
There are some 12mm tests and one 35mm. You can see them on my Vimeo channel (www.vimeo.com/hdairstudio). All those raw files can be downloaded on Vimeo.
2. No, you need your own hdmi converter. I use some small one I bought long time ago, and it works good with my GH4.
3. I suggest to use 4s lipo. 1000-1500mah is enough. If you're using AM and encoders that will let you to use gimbal for 1hout about (power consumption is very little).
4. On my site (www.shop.hdairstudio.com) you can see to mouthing systems - standard and expanded (expanded you can see above). If you can let me know about Cinestar mounting plate dimensions I could design some special adapter plate.
5. Encoders are connected via PWM ports. So there are two more PWM ports you can use for pitch and yaw control. But still you can use PPM rx or Spectrum rx.