I guess we are simply not there, where simple and affordable tech can replace a 3 person team with one person. I see the issues with the vest. But a full body vest is way bigger and hard to transport by one person teams. I wonder if a big steadycam allows close up movements and what the technical difference is.
Well... For a company under the name 'SpotOnStudios' you just missed it completely with this so called review. It's nothing more than a rant towards DJI while I can tell you from personal experience that it's just your own incompetence. I use the Rs2 and float combo all the time for payed work as a 'one-man-band' and I absolutely love it. It's easy to setup and use (with some experience) even with the raveneye. Is it perfect? No! But as an affordable solution for single operator shooter who needs steadycam-like shots it's damn close. In your use case the system isn't really useable and I would suggest something like a real steadycam...
This is such a bad review. I personally own a tilta Float and it's an amazing system if you understand how to use it. For anyone considering the tilta Float I wouldn't take any advice from this review. Obviously these guys don't know how to use it.
it is good how they separate the tasks between motorised gimbal/Float, gimbal axis, and focus pull operator. However, the Dji Force Pro, and the motorised gimbal axis operator, could be reduced, with learning the skill of operating the motorised gimbal/Float system. The motorised gimbal/Float is not exactly a Steadycam with complete control of the framing. With the motorised gimbal/Float system one has to anticipate and know the behavior of the motorised gimbal, and use the according settings in the motorised gimbal. With these settings and learned skills, the Force Pro will not become obsolete, but just an additional tool. The Raveneye works well with the RS3 Pro. Maybe they just have to upgrade the motorised gimbal to RS3 or RS4 Pro. And then there's the Lidar from Dji, the older one (Frame Finder) and the newer one (Focus Pro). I'm sure they handle the tools they have better now.
I guess we are simply not there, where simple and affordable tech can replace a 3 person team with one person. I see the issues with the vest. But a full body vest is way bigger and hard to transport by one person teams.
I wonder if a big steadycam allows close up movements and what the technical difference is.
Thanks for this review
Well... For a company under the name 'SpotOnStudios' you just missed it completely with this so called review. It's nothing more than a rant towards DJI while I can tell you from personal experience that it's just your own incompetence. I use the Rs2 and float combo all the time for payed work as a 'one-man-band' and I absolutely love it. It's easy to setup and use (with some experience) even with the raveneye. Is it perfect? No! But as an affordable solution for single operator shooter who needs steadycam-like shots it's damn close. In your use case the system isn't really useable and I would suggest something like a real steadycam...
This is such a bad review. I personally own a tilta Float and it's an amazing system if you understand how to use it. For anyone considering the tilta Float I wouldn't take any advice from this review. Obviously these guys don't know how to use it.
Just because you don't, work the same it doesn't,mean this isn't a good solution...
it is good how they separate the tasks between motorised gimbal/Float, gimbal axis, and focus pull operator. However, the Dji Force Pro, and the motorised gimbal axis operator, could be reduced, with learning the skill of operating the motorised gimbal/Float system. The motorised gimbal/Float is not exactly a Steadycam with complete control of the framing. With the motorised gimbal/Float system one has to anticipate and know the behavior of the motorised gimbal, and use the according settings in the motorised gimbal. With these settings and learned skills, the Force Pro will not become obsolete, but just an additional tool.
The Raveneye works well with the RS3 Pro. Maybe they just have to upgrade the motorised gimbal to RS3 or RS4 Pro. And then there's the Lidar from Dji, the older one (Frame Finder) and the newer one (Focus Pro).
I'm sure they handle the tools they have better now.