You make it look so damn easy, but trying this out in the field myself constantly reminds me of how great your muscle memory has to be to operate the gimbal with such ease. Continue to amaze us with this great tutorials mate. You are a huge inspiration 🔥
I like way you explaining something directly to the point, the technical effective way to use the gear, without wasting time on telling so much unrelated stuff like some other youtubers.
I got the RS3 and I’m new to using gimbals and after watching your videos I Bought your Gimbal masterclass and im already done with it. Its really amazing and full of great tips, I just got to practice a lot now. please keep adding lessons and tips on using the RS3 to the masterclass whenever possible. Big thanks!!
Thanks man! Your advices are so great! And not only the gimbal, the autofocus advices are so useful too. I cant wait to try these on my next shooting. Peace 🙏
Great video. I am having issues with DJI RS3PRo when panning. My Panasonic S1H swings in the opposite direction before following my movement. How can I lock the pan axis so it moves in real time when my body turns. This is for real estate tours. What custom settings do you recommend? Is it safe to lock the pan axis manually without damaging the stabilization calibration?
Thanks for such a great breakdown! Amazing shots. Do you know how to map the M button to AF/MF toggle while the camera is plugged to the RS4 via USB-C? I couldn't figure it out.
Brande, do you think the RS3 could support an A7SIII with say a 24-70 Sigma? (830 g lens, pretty long). I'm debating between getting the RS3 and the Pro version...input would be highly appreciated. Also, great lesson
Hey man, I'm taking a look at your stance. Are you left handed or right handed? And does putting the briefcase holder on the opposite side of the hand you're holding it with provide more stabilization?
A really interesting lesson, but one question: You have been filming in a train station or something like that. Is this possible without special permits in NY? In Germany you would need a permit from the railway company. Your videos always are very good for learning lots of tricks for gimbal usage and correct camera handling. Thank you for sharing 👍👍
Great tips Brandon. Thanks for sharing. The RS3 comes with an improved 'Active Track' feature which is even further enhanced with their new LIDAR Range Finder. Would be cool to see how well this feature would keep the subject dead center while doing an orbit. I'm also curious if the tracker feature would keep the subject locked the entire time even if the front of the subject changed to the back of the subject during the orbit. I'm an Unscripted Studio student. I'll be sure to check out your gimbal masterclass!
Yes but only on smooth flat surfaces away from other people. For crowded interior environments like Grand Central Station, a OneWheel would be dangerous and probably not allowed.
@@BrandonLiUnscripted It's my way of being a pathetic fat lazy guy not willing to ninja walk and run. 2k for a Onewheel or just stop being a lazy person and use what God gave me. You're right Brandon.
Hi Brandon. thanks for these Tutorials. Having just received my RS3, these are incredibly useful. I appreciate the purpose of these Videos is not what I am about to ask you, however do you ever use a Mic whilst recording using the RS3? I am thinking you probably don't, and you add music in post and keep your payload simple and light. I ask this, as I am struggling to work out how to add a Mic to this Gimbal, so that I can use underslung mode with the Mic continuing to point in the right direction, and also not hit any of the RS3. I think the only way I can do this is by mounting one to the bracket DJI sell, which is part of the double handle package. They have a cold shoe mount in the middle. I did want to use that to mount my external monitor, but I could always use the other side. Anyway, thought I would ask the Gimbal World Expert this question!! I see a lot of discussions around this on TH-cam and the Web. One idea was using the cold shoe on the underside of the RS3 where the Raveneye is supposed to connect, but I will have to use some kind of extender, to bring the mic away from the unit to stop it clashing. thanks for any help/advice here!
Is it normal on Super Smooth to have super loud motors and small vibrations in the gimbal? Perfectly balanced and doesn’t happen on normal calibration.
Hey Brandon thanks a lot for posting! I understand that your master class is with the Zhiyun gimbal. Is the course as relevant if I'm shooting with the Ronan RS 3 Pro?
Hi, yes it’s relevant because the moves are exactly the same regardless of what gimbal. The settings aren’t the important thing. What makes a gimbal movement smooth is your body movement.
thank u for sharing this Brandon! just curious have u bumped into any passing pedestrians, I think that's also sth that people worried when shooting orbit like this in crowded place
All of your shots look epic. Here's a brain teaser: I can't run, jog, or crouch due to knee problems. Is it feasible to still pull off strong gimbal shots with just walking? Any ideas/suggestions?
Almost all my gimbal shots are standing still or walking. To make your moves seem bigger: use wider lenses for front/back movements, telephoto lenses for side-to-side movement. A small or slow move can feel much more impactful with the right lens
Great master class Brandon I have a quick question if you have to buy one lens between the Sony 16 35 f 4 or Tamron 17-28 mm f/2.8 which would you choose? Congrats for your content
As long as i have liked your videos iw never got the duck walking :D Thats not how its done but hey, if it fits it fits, but normal people that is not the way to do it. Just use normal walking and use your hands to keep the gimbal leveling.
@@BrandonLiUnscripted About every one in hollywood who works as steadicam operator. That's the way we have been teached. That duck walking destroys you knees and back, sure you can do it some time but those who work daily with heavy systems know why its so. For casual work and lightweight systems you may pull it off for years as daily operator.
This isn’t a steadicam rig though. I understand there are established practices for industry-standard rigs, but a single-armed gimbal is a different thing entirely. This technique has been working for me since 2015 and my back is doing well.
i can't seem to get the RS3 pro to stop drifting. When I walk the camera moves (sways left to right) i upgraded from the RS2 because I thought it was defective, now I am thinking it is user error. How can I correct this? I am using the A7SIII with the Sigma 24-70mm DGDN lense..
Hi Brandon, thank you for making these videos. I haven't used a gimbal before, but I just ordered an RS3 for my Sony A7IV and 24-105mm OSS lens. My question: In regard to stabilization, should I keep the IBS and lens stabilization on when using the RS3 for best results? Any information is greatly appreciated.
The Answer to your question is: Yes. if u are using the gimbal, you will have to turn the ibs off, otherwise u will cause conflict in between the two stabilizer. Turn it off.
I have a hard time using the 360 mode and also whenever im in inverted mode my camera won't tilt up, do you think it is because my camera is too heavy? Im using a Nikon D7200 with a EX Sigma 10:20 mm lens. Any recommendations or insights on this issue?
Your subject jumps up and down, left and right. You will never get perfect motion with a gimbal as it only has 3-axis stabilization and if you try to stabilize the video in post-production you will end up with wobble.
Does Brandon uses the gimbal with supersmooth on or off? I know in manual is mentioned for longer lenses, I am wondering if it stabilizes more with wider lenses or if it introduces some kind of jitter.
I am facing issue while using gimbal with sony 7r 5... Once i put camera on gimbal... After tilting up n down when ever gimbal mount come to camera sensor the display auto out. Suggest me how to get rid of this
for the orbit, there is an option to enable orbit in the settings menu? did u have this on? is this only for orbit, and we are supposed to have this usually off? thanks
Thanks man I just baught the RS 3 but I have a problem on FPV mode If I tilt or pan and return it to the center, the camera never really returns to the same position. I have to double click the trigger to recenter it again. Is that normal?
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Unscripted Studio students: there’s a new RS 3 lesson in “Gimbal Masterclass- Advanced Lessons - DJI RS 2 & RS 3”. Check it out!
were?
Hey @@CERCHIOIT it’s in the advanced section of the Gimbal Masterclass
@@unscriptedstudio please the link for only course of gimbal masterclass .thanks
can u plz mention which monopod u used? din't find in the list..
DJ2
Wow. These lessons are such a gift - thank you Brandon for sharing your art so generously.
You make it look so damn easy, but trying this out in the field myself constantly reminds me of how great your muscle memory has to be to operate the gimbal with such ease. Continue to amaze us with this great tutorials mate. You are a huge inspiration 🔥
I like way you explaining something directly to the point, the technical effective way to use the gear, without wasting time on telling so much unrelated stuff like some other youtubers.
Great tip on the AF pullback with the crunch guy. Thanks!
How smooth is that orbit! Thanks for the brilliant tips.
I got the RS3 and I’m new to using gimbals and after watching your videos I Bought your Gimbal masterclass and im already done with it.
Its really amazing and full of great tips, I just got to practice a lot now.
please keep adding lessons and tips on using the RS3 to the masterclass whenever possible.
Big thanks!!
Thanks i am learning lot of gimble tricks, from you, i am a 68 years old
Videographer from Pakistan.
your videos are so intelligent and elegantly pedagogical ... and really useful
finally! can't wait to put these tips to practice!
thankyou Brandon you are a gimbal master
SO AWESOME…going to watch Lesson 3….THANK YOU!!!
Thanks man! Your advices are so great! And not only the gimbal, the autofocus advices are so useful too. I cant wait to try these on my next shooting. Peace 🙏
this series is awesome thx for all the insight on how to operate this gimbal I'm looking forward on using mines this weekend.
I'll be trying these move when i get my zv-e10... with my ronin gimbal... hopefully. thanks dude.
Awesome ❤️sir for teaching beautiful lesson ❤️
Thank you! The movements focus modes everything is just 🔥
thank you Brandon!!! fire ninja operator
You are awesome Sir!
thank u so much fo rthe information
thanks brandon ^^
Great info. Thanks‼️
thanks a bunch! just a heads up- your YT Title states RS 2 even though you are using the rs3! Great video
Great tutorial 👌, thx4sharing
The best, deffo getting the course at some point 😁😁
Nice work, any chance you could put a link to the full version of that martial art dance scene? Really impressive technique.
2:00 you should try a hoverboard for this 360 run, makes it much easier actually, if you are on flat ground.
Thank you for sharing your 💡. 👍❤️🦖
THESE ARE REALLY HELPFUL
Thank you so much sir God Bless
Great Video. Thank you.
LOVE IT!
Really good ... learnt something...love from India ❤️
NICE INFO
Thanks man, very Helpful...✌
Bravo 👏🏻
Great video. I am having issues with DJI RS3PRo when panning. My Panasonic S1H swings in the opposite direction before following my movement. How can I lock the pan axis so it moves in real time when my body turns. This is for real estate tours. What custom settings do you recommend? Is it safe to lock the pan axis manually without damaging the stabilization calibration?
Thanks for such a great breakdown! Amazing shots. Do you know how to map the M button to AF/MF toggle while the camera is plugged to the RS4 via USB-C? I couldn't figure it out.
عالیه،فوقالعاده است
Brande, do you think the RS3 could support an A7SIII with say a 24-70 Sigma? (830 g lens, pretty long). I'm debating between getting the RS3 and the Pro version...input would be highly appreciated. Also, great lesson
Hey man, I'm taking a look at your stance.
Are you left handed or right handed? And does putting the briefcase holder on the opposite side of the hand you're holding it with provide more stabilization?
A really interesting lesson, but one question: You have been filming in a train station or something like that. Is this possible without special permits in NY? In Germany you would need a permit from the railway company.
Your videos always are very good for learning lots of tricks for gimbal usage and correct camera handling. Thank you for sharing 👍👍
Great video!😃 Why did you choose the 50mm to orbit Woo Woman?
What settings? All settings. How to center an object exactly in the center of the frame? How to set up gimble in object tracking mode?
Cool!✌️
Great tips Brandon. Thanks for sharing. The RS3 comes with an improved 'Active Track' feature which is even further enhanced with their new LIDAR Range Finder. Would be cool to see how well this feature would keep the subject dead center while doing an orbit. I'm also curious if the tracker feature would keep the subject locked the entire time even if the front of the subject changed to the back of the subject during the orbit. I'm an Unscripted Studio student. I'll be sure to check out your gimbal masterclass!
Curious about your deadband settings !!
thanks
First comment and I enjoying it. Kudo
Does this tutorial is a single one of the 36 mini lessons of the masterclass ?
Hello! Thanks for the tutorials. Still couldn't access the inverted mode. Can anyone helps me out with more explanation?. Thanks in advance
I don't know when and how to use the joystick and gimbal together, can you guide me?
i want one KENKO PRO1D+ INSTANT ACTION VARIABLE NDX 3-450 Filter as im living in dubai...wr can i get this...pls advise...thanks
Can you do a third part?
How to set the Frame when capture the File
thats geometry not physics but good point and great video
Sir somebody told me this dji 3 is only updated pr app only to ne dowmladed in apple phones is tjis true
Fantastic thank you ! Do you disable ennable the stabilisation feature in camera while using a gimbal ?
I had a dji ronin rs3 and I don't have any of those menus. Did dji remove them with an update or something?
Really nice video. I like the dumbbell shot. Does anyone know of an analogous setting in Canon AF to Sonys subject shift sensitivity = 1?
Alternative to the ninja run, you can ride your OneWheel in a circle around the target.
Yes but only on smooth flat surfaces away from other people. For crowded interior environments like Grand Central Station, a OneWheel would be dangerous and probably not allowed.
It's why I bought a Segway MiniPro several years ago. Works great (and at age 80, makes a nice quick roller to go get the mail and do laundry).
@@BrandonLiUnscripted It's my way of being a pathetic fat lazy guy not willing to ninja walk and run. 2k for a Onewheel or just stop being a lazy person and use what God gave me. You're right Brandon.
Hi Brandon. thanks for these Tutorials. Having just received my RS3, these are incredibly useful. I appreciate the purpose of these Videos is not what I am about to ask you, however do you ever use a Mic whilst recording using the RS3? I am thinking you probably don't, and you add music in post and keep your payload simple and light. I ask this, as I am struggling to work out how to add a Mic to this Gimbal, so that I can use underslung mode with the Mic continuing to point in the right direction, and also not hit any of the RS3. I think the only way I can do this is by mounting one to the bracket DJI sell, which is part of the double handle package. They have a cold shoe mount in the middle. I did want to use that to mount my external monitor, but I could always use the other side. Anyway, thought I would ask the Gimbal World Expert this question!! I see a lot of discussions around this on TH-cam and the Web. One idea was using the cold shoe on the underside of the RS3 where the Raveneye is supposed to connect, but I will have to use some kind of extender, to bring the mic away from the unit to stop it clashing. thanks for any help/advice here!
hey whats im new to filming whats the secondary hand grip you have attached ? does that come with the rs3 gimbal or is that an additional grip
Kya price hai
Mine doesn't seem to follow the subject, it is balanced and calibrated.
Is it normal on Super Smooth to have super loud motors and small vibrations in the gimbal? Perfectly balanced and doesn’t happen on normal calibration.
I can't get gimble to go into underslung like @4:00, any tips?
EDIT: You need to be in PF or PTF not in FPV to do that.
Hey Brandon thanks a lot for posting! I understand that your master class is with the Zhiyun gimbal. Is the course as relevant if I'm shooting with the Ronan RS 3 Pro?
Hi, yes it’s relevant because the moves are exactly the same regardless of what gimbal. The settings aren’t the important thing. What makes a gimbal movement smooth is your body movement.
Sir...I have a question....
Hands up if you want to see Lee using TRINITY🤚
thank u for sharing this Brandon! just curious have u bumped into any passing pedestrians, I think that's also sth that people worried when shooting orbit like this in crowded place
We had a couple people looking out for pedestrians, so I only filmed when it was clear
All of your shots look epic. Here's a brain teaser: I can't run, jog, or crouch due to knee problems. Is it feasible to still pull off strong gimbal shots with just walking? Any ideas/suggestions?
Oh. I just saw 2:47 after asking that...
Almost all my gimbal shots are standing still or walking. To make your moves seem bigger: use wider lenses for front/back movements, telephoto lenses for side-to-side movement. A small or slow move can feel much more impactful with the right lens
4:50 Is that an RS2 or RS3?
Great master class Brandon I have a quick question if you have to buy one lens between the Sony 16 35 f 4 or Tamron 17-28 mm f/2.8 which would you choose? Congrats for your content
Tamron for sure. I can use it in 2x lower light than the Sony, and it’s smaller.
anny discount code on the masterclass?
any tips on purchasing the monopod?
Hi Brandon, have you had any issues wth Active Track not working on the RS3 Pro? By the way, love your channel!
Active track has never worked for me, except when tracking static objects in wide angle shots. So usually I go all manual.
Hey Brandon, where do you get this monopod extension? Can't find it!
As long as i have liked your videos iw never got the duck walking :D Thats not how its done but hey, if it fits it fits, but normal people that is not the way to do it. Just use normal walking and use your hands to keep the gimbal leveling.
Just curious, who decides how it’s done?
@@BrandonLiUnscripted About every one in hollywood who works as steadicam operator. That's the way we have been teached. That duck walking destroys you knees and back, sure you can do it some time but those who work daily with heavy systems know why its so. For casual work and lightweight systems you may pull it off for years as daily operator.
@@BrandonLiUnscripted Starting from Garrett Brown teachings.
This isn’t a steadicam rig though. I understand there are established practices for industry-standard rigs, but a single-armed gimbal is a different thing entirely. This technique has been working for me since 2015 and my back is doing well.
i can't seem to get the RS3 pro to stop drifting. When I walk the camera moves (sways left to right) i upgraded from the RS2 because I thought it was defective, now I am thinking it is user error. How can I correct this? I am using the A7SIII with the Sigma 24-70mm DGDN lense..
It might be Force Follow if you’re using flashlight mode a lot. Force follow is very annoying to me and only exists in DJI gimbals, afaik.
@@BrandonLiUnscripted Is there anyway to disable or stop this? If not how are you able to work around this?
Hi Brandon, thank you for making these videos. I haven't used a gimbal before, but I just ordered an RS3 for my Sony A7IV and 24-105mm OSS lens.
My question: In regard to stabilization, should I keep the IBS and lens stabilization on when using the RS3 for best results?
Any information is greatly appreciated.
The Answer to your question is: Yes. if u are using the gimbal, you will have to turn the ibs off, otherwise u will cause conflict in between the two stabilizer. Turn it off.
Great videos! Off topic - What kind of boots are those? Dr Martens Chelsea Boots?
Keen
@@BrandonLiUnscripted Thanks! Keen owes you some money!
@@drewcostello my Keen boots are already falling apart at the sole after 3 months. Buyer beware :-)
I have a hard time using the 360 mode and also whenever im in inverted mode my camera won't tilt up, do you think it is because my camera is too heavy? Im using a Nikon D7200 with a EX Sigma 10:20 mm lens. Any recommendations or insights on this issue?
You need to invert a different way to allow tilt up. Instead of just lowering the gimbal, you need to swing the handle up around the side to the top.
It feels wrong even pro versions of gimbals don't come with the briefcase arm extension
What handle is that on the gimbal. I have the rsc2
It’s the new handle for RS 3
@@BrandonLiUnscripted would there be something similar for the rsc2, rs2? If so add via your link so I can order 😁😁
@@OnMyTrek smallrig handle th-cam.com/video/3RbDX_sKr0g/w-d-xo.html
Your subject jumps up and down, left and right. You will never get perfect motion with a gimbal as it only has 3-axis stabilization and if you try to stabilize the video in post-production you will end up with wobble.
Does Brandon uses the gimbal with supersmooth on or off? I know in manual is mentioned for longer lenses, I am wondering if it stabilizes more with wider lenses or if it introduces some kind of jitter.
Talk about focus. How do you get everything in focus. AF sucks
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I am facing issue while using gimbal with sony 7r 5... Once i put camera on gimbal... After tilting up n down when ever gimbal mount come to camera sensor the display auto out. Suggest me how to get rid of this
for the orbit, there is an option to enable orbit in the settings menu? did u have this on? is this only for orbit, and we are supposed to have this usually off? thanks
Great video!
Also, your title has a typo, DJI RS 2 Gimbal Tutorial 2: Orbit, Autofocus, Monopod
Should be DJI RS 3
amazing tips man...✌
How do put it in all lock mode? Like you did in the video at minute 5:15? TIA
Appreciate this!
It's really need to take practice to run circle 😅
she reminds me of The matrix WOW !
A variety of techniques to explore with such a versatile gimbal! This is awesome.
Thanks man I just baught the RS 3 but I have a problem on FPV mode If I tilt or pan and return it to the center, the camera never really returns to the same position. I have to double click the trigger to recenter it again. Is that normal?
Great video Brando 👍🏻 I must try this with my FX6 and my crane 3s 😀💪🏼🎥