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It’s long enough for me to do the majority of shooting I need. Although every now and again when you push it further away from your body, it tugs on the camera.

Depends what you want to do with it. Be mindful of things like crop factors and what alternative setups there are to achieve the same result.

From memory is didn’t charge only sent a data signal. Weird though they don’t sell the powerbridge anymore. Have they updated their devices since this video?

@@itsnotaboutyouproductions3195 Ok so today I got to speak with a guy who worked with Apple and GarageBand. And is retired now and works with musicians. He informed me. They have updated the IRig and now have the IRig pro duo I/O which I did not realize is the second version of the IRig. He informed me that the 9V power supply apparently does charge your iPad /IPhone , passes through now and IK Multimedia have discontinued the powerbridge. Hope this info helps someone. It took me 3 days to get a solid response. And it does not directly say this on IK multimedias website. ! Thank you for the fast response looking forward to checking out more of your videos ! Have a great day !

@@SNOKRASH thanks for sharing the info!

I think it’s just an apple product unfortunately. What does their website say? There’s been a few comments in here asking similar things about android so check out those comments too as they might help.

Your gimbal shouldn’t be sliding? Left or right or back and forth? Both have tightening screws to keep them in place, otherwise it could be faulty? What camera setup are you running? The 3s might be better if it’s a heavy camera, but it could also be overkill.

Turn as in pan?

@@itsnotaboutyouproductions3195 yes

I can get mine to pan? I have to adjust my ease in and out of the pan speed so the movement is less jerky but overall it's been pretty decent for most shots. I do find though that if you're trying to use it to do a traditional tripod shot, just do a tripod shot.

@@itsnotaboutyouproductions3195 I have the Masteredition version with the motors, I had to remove the Tilta box. It raises the center of gravity too much and makes it almost impossible to adjust the motors to the lens, the front plate to hold the lens falls short because of the height that Tilta provides.

@@Housesion i’d be interested in seeing what you mean to get a visualization of your issue. Either way, this setup has been working for me.

I'm not, it's just going straight to the cage. Granted going to the last holes on the bottom but it fits. There's also an adjustment knob for the arm though that you can move on the gimbal that helps to fit it on.

@@itsnotaboutyouproductions3195 wow, I never knew that existed. Thanks alot, I just subscribed to your channel. Thank you so much for the quick response. I have a shoot tomorrow and I was very frustrated with the offset plate. Also, since you have it mount on the last set of holes, how do you keep it lock tight? I always had issues with the plate turning on me.

@@ikonzstudio8447 cheers man! I’ve been struggling with keeping it all locked in place with the one screw tbh. Been frustrating me at times too and haven’t figured out a long term solution yet.

@@itsnotaboutyouproductions3195 hi, I just found a solution for that issue. I realize that those mounting plates have a screw thread, so I took a screw from my crane 2 plate and screw a second screw into my crane 3 mounting plate. Now its fully lock into place! Now I just have to order extra set of screws since I still use my crane 2, lol

Everything Colossal there might be. You would have to find an attachment piece for the handle. The advantage if going off the hip is that it disperses the weight.

Haven’t ever used the focus wheel on the crane v3 with this setup. Just attached the nano as an additional component. You can get a second operator to focus pull, you just have to work out how they can see the screen for focus. Potentially a Terradek (think that’s the right spelling) for true separation, otherwise they would have to walk next to you.

@@itsnotaboutyouproductions3195 thanks mate

thank you, I was wondering. sounds terrible.

Sorry didn't see your comment! If it still matters, I wouldn't use the v2 anymore as the motors start to give out pretty quickly. that though was with the 6k, a cage, and a follow focus attached though so as long as you keep it light it will hold, just be compromised in the tilting function.

i'd use a stream... from what i can see the duo is 2 mono inputs where the stream is a stereo input that is rca which i'm expecting you're a dj and would suit you better

Nur Amin with all the other things in my setup or a more parred back setup? It might but I would recommend getting a v3 if you can. I found the battery life with this setup significantly reduced and the motors would ultimately would give out at a certain angle.

@@itsnotaboutyouproductions3195 With your set up. I will look for the v3. Thank you for your reply.

Franky R. Not with the ones that I got but that was over 18 months ago now. They may have updated it since then. Check their website?

Same question

Bosen Drama Same reply.

Larsen Motorsports that’s how I use to too. The gimbal is purely the gimbal so all the bells and whistles underneath are useless at this point. I was able to get the Crane 2 and my sony a6300 talking with each other but I didn’t fit it that beneficial for the work I had to do figuring it all out. Might investigate if the camera’s bluetooth option can work with an iPhone or iPad to change settings at some point.

Big question! Lenses vary based on what type of shoot you have to do, your budget (as you said) and lots of other stylistic choices. Some lenses are sharper than others and the general rule of thumb is that the better the glass inside the lens, the better the image will look. Samyang/Rokinon have great budget cine lenses. Sigma are great too. You can get great looking vintage lenses if that's the way you want to go. Really only once you have a series of different lenses will you start to notice the differences between them all as you start to notice 'their personality'. If it's your first set of lenses, get a wide zoom, a telephoto and then a prime 50mm. That way you're pretty covered for most situations. Good luck!

i just purchased a 6k as well. Deciding on which crane works best with. i use a 18-35mm lens.

@@SYZ Hey ! Can we see some footage ?

Checkout my other vid - Southdown Gardens. Lots of footage in that on the gimbal.

Glad I could help! Did you end up with the Crane 3 of 3s?

You sure?

@@itsnotaboutyouproductions3195 This is the Crane 2

The footage is smooth most of the time. I'm still perfecting the 3-axis move but that takes time. I would go the Crane 3S over the Crane 3, which is what I have. Just seems to be better suited for heavier cameras and has better grip functionality. How have you been enjoying the 3s?

It's Not About You Productions I have a problem. when I move not a stable picture, everything is balanced. but recently I saw this video. when balancing the panoramic axis, I saw another setting: the camera rotated 90 degrees and the camera down, and at the same time it should be fixed if you turn it with your hands.but I didn’t succeed at the same time so that the camera looked down and at 90 degrees. I then hung the weights and it turned out more or less and the stabilization became many times better, but I have not yet put a canopy on the camera. need to think 🤔 how to do it. from time 07:40 look th-cam.com/video/NojHhgIBqE4/w-d-xo.html

Cергей Вернега interesting. Is the twitch right at the very start of your movement? So when you start to pan you get a little jerk motion before the motors take hold? If so there are internal settings you can access that help that.

It's Not About You Productions how did you balance your Blackmagic 6K? have you moved the cage with the camera closer to the right side of the stabilizer or vice versa to the left 👈?

It's Not About You Productions I move in “L” mode, this is not panoramic mode. twitches when moving forward or backward. Here is my video fex.net/ru/s/oyovfmm

Haven't ever had overheating issues with mine. Battery life is better than the Crane 2 as well but ultimately the heavier the load the more strain you are putting on the motors + batteries.

onedropmic depends what Android you have but i’m pretty sure it came with a micro-usb. Not sure about the Usb-C.

Chris Kepu it should, according to their website, but go through the comments on here and find one by a woman named DJ Mademoiselle. She has had troubles getting a constant power supply for an Android.

colin tolley to be completely honest with you, I was so excited that I got it working I got my audio inputs wrong. I filmed me making the correction but in my worry (18 months ago) I decided to leave it out thinking it would look dumb. This video was only on about 500-600 views before Covid19 started and I had chalked it up to being an experiment in doing this style of video. Now lots of people around the world have been watching and this has been picked up once or twice and I do this 🤦🏽‍♂️ to my former self’s decision. You’re right that it takes over the audio and the only way I would be able to still be heard is by having a mic input through the mixer. XLR input on the back for channel 3 works a treat! Hope this answers your question and you can have a lol at my former self too. 🤙🏽

Caley Hall would a powered USB hub send audio signal through it? If so then yeah might be worth investigating.

It's Not About You Productions I’ve just bought a pile of powered USB hubs so I’ll let ya know in the future but I’ve watched a lot of TH-cam clips where people add in powered USB hubs so looks good.. I’ll look into a hum eliminator/ground loop isolation as well..

It's Not About You Productions th-cam.com/video/N8RGWQTKz7c/w-d-xo.html he uses a USB hub for recording into iPad..

Caley Hall this could be a good solution for Android users too. Have had a couple of ppl ask about that on here. Thanks for coming back and letting me know your update though!

It's Not About You Productions yeah no worries, I’m yet to film anything for TH-cam so I’m trying to get myself together..

Farmerwal For the Garden History Society so doesn’t come with a price tag.

Farmerwal that is a good question and one in which I think I might have to do a video timing myself. What’s my starting point? All camera pieces separated and gimbal not in any previously balanced settings?

@@itsnotaboutyouproductions3195 looking forward to the speed Run video

Farmerwal took me 12 minutes just now. The video looks terrible though as my cat jumped in front and had his butt in camera for half of it.

Charankumar C cheers for the suggestion, it’s to do with the screw pieces not lining up properly with anything on the other side in order to place the rod. Have a look at my other video where I have it on the crane v2. It doesn’t sit flush.

@@itsnotaboutyouproductions3195 I guess it's like you said in your video, real-world problems. Didn't think of that, thanks for the clarification. All the best with everything.