Thanks for a comprehensive explanation. For some reason most gimbal tutorials on TH-cam are awful. Don’t be so hard on yourself, I think your fingers are a good weight.
Thanks, very much a learned skill from repetition though I’d say. Proper niche video this one, hopefully there are some people out there looking for info and it can be useful. All the best
That explains why! Turn on Ronin first before the camera! Been having that issue before, now I know it was my fault. THAT'S WHY YOU SHOULD ALWAYS READ THE MANUAL!
Thanks for this great content, Chris! You know your stuff with this tech stuff - you're one of my go-to guys now for this info. Awesome work man. And, just subscribed, excited to support a fellow small TH-camr! Looking forward to continued engagement. Keep working!
Sorry I am late on this Chris ! Those Manfrotto's are the best ! I have 3....including my Pixi I use as a Selfie stick if I wish or as a table top tripod....love it. I never seen a gimble used as a pan device. Awesome good vlog today, or rather yesterday (sorry) loved the zoomed in look.
Late again... tut tut. You crack me up!!!! Thanks mate, it's a very niche video about some obscure equipment not many people use, but I wanted to share some tips. Thanks, as always
Great video Chris. I bought a Canon M50 end of last year only to find out it does not have an intervolometer. I just had my Ronin SC delivered yesterday. Problem solved.
Interesting tutorial Chris. I wonder if you can use other cameras but with the same intent. In all honesty I couldn't see the difference in the end result. It must be a photographers eye. I'm sure it;s there. All the best. Mark
There wasn’t much in it, but in full 4K resolution on a big screen the warp stabilisation in post is definitely worth it, on my phone now though... I can’t see the difference really. Horses for courses
Thanks! It just fits without any modification. The plate needs to go all the way back but it’s fine. I’ve had bigger lenses on there too, by either cheating with the plate and using just 1 screw, or by adding counterweights.
I'm having trouble getting this to work. It seems like the gimbal is moving the camera out of sync with when the camera is actually taking the shots. Then once the ronin is done with the timelapse the sony a7 iii just keeps taking photos, and never finishes. Could this be because I ave autofocus on, or some other setting?
Hello, I have a question When shooting timelapse, do I set the settings on the ronin or the camera ? I'm confused with the settings on the camera itself, I'm talking about the intrval and how long, etc...
#protip use manual exposure whenever possible to avoid potential flashes. Use the Timelapse function on dji then sync with camera (manual is fine for anything under 30 mins) just align settings on DJi to camera to avoid shakiness 🤙
From memory, in this setup, it’s the app that controls the shutter. I leave the camera on single shot. 99% sure although it has been a few years since I used the SC
Excellent video Chris thank you. looked like a slight improvement on the stabilised version especially when panning. I have been thinking about getting a gimbal but don't know if it would be a hassle when out and about. Do you use yours when you are vlogging a walk?
AlexMPhotography. I have done, my Stiperstones video was done this way for example, but it’s a bit of a pain, not to mention heavy if you have an out stretched arm. Good for the bicep workout I suppose... 🤣. It is a hassle sometimes, for example if you get caught in rain, packing it away takes up a bit of space. As far as gimbals go it’s super easy compared to what they used to be like though so don’t let me put you off, and the stabilisation along with a good camera makes for some epic and crazy shots sometimes.
saad alazawe at the risk of stating the obvious, sorry, replacing the cable after everything is turned on. Ensure camera is in single shot mode, not timelapse or anything else.
Hello Sir. I am also a timelapse video maker. Recently i owned a dji sc and tried the timelapse mode. But i am facing a major problem. The movement of the gymble and the shutter is not synchronising properly. I would like to know if you faced the same problem, if u did how did you solved it. I am using sony a6300 with the dji cable.
Hey so I’m considering getting a Sony RX 10 m iv on the weekend and from what I gather, it doesn’t have a time lapse feature in it. Now I own a ronin SC, therefore will I be able to execute time lapses with this set up?
I use a Canon M6 Mark ii with this gimbal. I use the camera’s in-built time lapse function to create the video and the gimbal’s time lapse function to control the motion (you need to match the frame rate and duration in both devices, then trigger both to start at the same time). I haven’t been able to trigger a time lapse video using then gimbal’s app and don’t believe it actually does this anyway. From what I can tell with other cameras, the ronin app’s feature it looks like it might just take a series of photos that you then need to use software to stitch into the time lapse. @chris homer - when using your camera, does the running the dji app create a series of photos (eg 200 individual photos) or does it create the video itself?
That's right Daniel. There's a lot of confusion among the clients as well. They don't know the difference between a static time-lapse, motion controlled time-lapse, Hyperlapse and Flow Motion and I'm having to explain this to them almost every time they ask for a quote.
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I got goose bumps with the zoomed cloud part👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Impressive! Thanks, Chris!
Thanks for a comprehensive explanation. For some reason most gimbal tutorials on TH-cam are awful. Don’t be so hard on yourself, I think your fingers are a good weight.
Thanks, very kind. I tried. Probably never again though 😆
Cheers
Tons of quality info on here Chris! Wish I had the gear to do shots like this!! You have a talent mate!
Thanks, very much a learned skill from repetition though I’d say. Proper niche video this one, hopefully there are some people out there looking for info and it can be useful. All the best
Thanks for the tutorial. The final outcome looks very impressive and cinematic.
I'm also fond of taking hyperlapse video on my Ronin SC! Learned a few tricks here. Thanks!
Time lapse in a time lapse. Well done.
Thank you for this video, very interesting! I never thought about using a gimbal that way 👍
Since the tripod never moved this would be a motion lapse instead of hyper lapse but still informative.
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Oh... So you’re THAT guy!
I was thinking the same, this is not a hyperlapse! Very good results though, and informative.
Great tips. Thank you!
Amazing Work 👍
Very helpful, thank you. And great result - think the warp stabiliser does make a noticeable difference.
Thanks Kevin. Warp stabiliser is great, use it all the time nowadays. 👍
@@chrishomer I've only just got a laptop powerful enough to use it lately, old machine would just freeze if I tried it! It is a great tool alright!
@@kevcrowley takes a looooooong time sometimes
That explains why! Turn on Ronin first before the camera! Been having that issue before, now I know it was my fault. THAT'S WHY YOU SHOULD ALWAYS READ THE MANUAL!
That was helpful. Thanks mate
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love the music in the final result though 🤣 epic
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Thanks for this great content, Chris! You know your stuff with this tech stuff - you're one of my go-to guys now for this info. Awesome work man. And, just subscribed, excited to support a fellow small TH-camr! Looking forward to continued engagement. Keep working!
Sorry I am late on this Chris ! Those Manfrotto's are the best ! I have 3....including my Pixi I use as a Selfie stick if I wish or as a table top tripod....love it. I never seen a gimble used as a pan device. Awesome good vlog today, or rather yesterday (sorry) loved the zoomed in look.
Late again... tut tut. You crack me up!!!! Thanks mate, it's a very niche video about some obscure equipment not many people use, but I wanted to share some tips. Thanks, as always
Great video Chris. I bought a Canon M50 end of last year only to find out it does not have an intervolometer. I just had my Ronin SC delivered yesterday. Problem solved.
Great bit of kit. Really should use mine more than I do.
Very good! Don’t half learn a lot from your vids!
Thanks, nice to hear. You making some more?
Chris Homer hopefully. Saving for that Ronin. Then soon as all this clears up I’ll be hitting the road again. With better knowledge!
Tom AK Nice. Ronin SC? It’s a great little gimbal.
thanks
Not a bad video, but I wished you had shown the phone and how to work the app.
nice one mate - good tips
Thanks, would love to try more of these so very much appreciated.
Interesting tutorial Chris. I wonder if you can use other cameras but with the same intent. In all honesty I couldn't see the difference in the end result. It must be a photographers eye. I'm sure it;s there. All the best. Mark
There wasn’t much in it, but in full 4K resolution on a big screen the warp stabilisation in post is definitely worth it, on my phone now though... I can’t see the difference really. Horses for courses
@@chrishomer I can imagine that Chris. On a big screen you'd see the difference.
1. Thanks for putting this together.
2. How did you get that large of a lens to balance?
3. Subscribed. Looks like good stuff on your channel.
Thanks!
It just fits without any modification. The plate needs to go all the way back but it’s fine. I’ve had bigger lenses on there too, by either cheating with the plate and using just 1 screw, or by adding counterweights.
I'm having trouble getting this to work. It seems like the gimbal is moving the camera out of sync with when the camera is actually taking the shots. Then once the ronin is done with the timelapse the sony a7 iii just keeps taking photos, and never finishes. Could this be because I ave autofocus on, or some other setting?
Is the camera definitely on single shot mode? Not timelapse / interval or anything else
thank u
Hello, I have a question
When shooting timelapse, do I set the settings on the ronin or the camera ? I'm confused with the settings on the camera itself, I'm talking about the intrval and how long, etc...
With this setup, Ronin, camera on single shot mode
Do you also turn off IBIS for tripod mounted time lapses
Yes, I do
#protip use manual exposure whenever possible to avoid potential flashes.
Use the Timelapse function on dji then sync with camera (manual is fine for anything under 30 mins) just align settings on DJi to camera to avoid shakiness 🤙
Yeah if you’re not raw exposure ramping I’d usually recommend manual exposure too
Is the Ronin controlling the intervals or does that need to be set on the camera itself?
From memory, in this setup, it’s the app that controls the shutter. I leave the camera on single shot. 99% sure although it has been a few years since I used the SC
Excellent video Chris thank you. looked like a slight improvement on the stabilised version especially when panning. I have been thinking about getting a gimbal but don't know if it would be a hassle when out and about. Do you use yours when you are vlogging a walk?
AlexMPhotography. I have done, my Stiperstones video was done this way for example, but it’s a bit of a pain, not to mention heavy if you have an out stretched arm. Good for the bicep workout I suppose... 🤣. It is a hassle sometimes, for example if you get caught in rain, packing it away takes up a bit of space. As far as gimbals go it’s super easy compared to what they used to be like though so don’t let me put you off, and the stabilisation along with a good camera makes for some epic and crazy shots sometimes.
I'm wondering why my Ronin SC not triggering the shutter in timelapse/motionlapse
using sony a7iii with and ios app dji ronin
saad alazawe at the risk of stating the obvious, sorry, replacing the cable after everything is turned on. Ensure camera is in single shot mode, not timelapse or anything else.
Hello Sir. I am also a timelapse video maker. Recently i owned a dji sc and tried the timelapse mode. But i am facing a major problem. The movement of the gymble and the shutter is not synchronising properly. I would like to know if you faced the same problem, if u did how did you solved it. I am using sony a6300 with the dji cable.
No sorry
can you program it to move like that while recording to get pan and tilt videos? (not hyperlapse)
Yes
is this gimbal can be using in street when tracking the center point of a building and you walk while doing hyperlapse?
Yes when using the phone attachment I believe, although I’ve never done it and think maybe the results would be better done manually.
Hey so I’m considering getting a Sony RX 10 m iv on the weekend and from what I gather, it doesn’t have a time lapse feature in it. Now I own a ronin SC, therefore will I be able to execute time lapses with this set up?
I have no idea, sorry. I'll pin this, maybe someone who sees it can answer.
I use a Canon M6 Mark ii with this gimbal. I use the camera’s in-built time lapse function to create the video and the gimbal’s time lapse function to control the motion (you need to match the frame rate and duration in both devices, then trigger both to start at the same time). I haven’t been able to trigger a time lapse video using then gimbal’s app and don’t believe it actually does this anyway. From what I can tell with other cameras, the ronin app’s feature it looks like it might just take a series of photos that you then need to use software to stitch into the time lapse.
@chris homer - when using your camera, does the running the dji app create a series of photos (eg 200 individual photos) or does it create the video itself?
Do you need to buy the Raveneye for this to work?
No
@@chrishomer okay thanks!
Oh my god got get on with it
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Good tutorial but this is a Timelapse with motion control and not a Hyperlapse.
That's right Daniel. There's a lot of confusion among the clients as well. They don't know the difference between a static time-lapse, motion controlled time-lapse, Hyperlapse and Flow Motion and I'm having to explain this to them almost every time they ask for a quote.
Need this explained in 60 seconds
@@PolymerJones awww bless
this is a timelapse....not a hyperlapse though
It’s this model - amzn.to/3CBkaYf
Not the new one.
Still going strong, does the job superbly. I’d still recommend it for mirrorless and small DSLRs