Ive run the sony 100-400 on it without issues. The Chosziel zoom motor is the only current option for zoom control but its a bit buggy. A FIZ hand unit would work much better. The sony 100-400 always zooms like trash as is. You get two options, Sticky and More Sticky. But it does work.
@@SKAARHOJ The idea is to program a Pan, Tilt, Zoom, camera movement, not only a single position, in order to repeat the movement more than once hoping the movement is exactly the same each time to compose layers with the same character on different positions. Also thinking on shooting some exterior movements at different hours or seasons in order to put on a led screen for virtual production and replicate the same camera movement on the stage later.
@@cagatota We are working on a feature across all PTZ cameras we support that will be able to record and then replay movements from a preset position. How well this works depend on the camera, but some cameras achieve excellent precision and most cameras work well. But if this is good enough for you depends on your application. Sounds like you want to much precision for post production work that I'm not aware if it will work. If not, then you are looking for a cinematic production grade system. But this will work nicely to many other common applications of automated movement. It's unknown how well it works for Sony FR7, but we will test soon.
Virtual production advantages?
What is the longest power zoom lens for it ?
Ive run the sony 100-400 on it without issues. The Chosziel zoom motor is the only current option for zoom control but its a bit buggy. A FIZ hand unit would work much better. The sony 100-400 always zooms like trash as is. You get two options, Sticky and More Sticky. But it does work.
Motion control capabilities?
Dear cagatota, anything in particular you are thinking about?
@@SKAARHOJ The idea is to program a Pan, Tilt, Zoom, camera movement, not only a single position, in order to repeat the movement more than once hoping the movement is exactly the same each time to compose layers with the same character on different positions.
Also thinking on shooting some exterior movements at different hours or seasons in order to put on a led screen for virtual production and replicate the same camera movement on the stage later.
@@cagatota We are working on a feature across all PTZ cameras we support that will be able to record and then replay movements from a preset position. How well this works depend on the camera, but some cameras achieve excellent precision and most cameras work well. But if this is good enough for you depends on your application. Sounds like you want to much precision for post production work that I'm not aware if it will work. If not, then you are looking for a cinematic production grade system. But this will work nicely to many other common applications of automated movement.
It's unknown how well it works for Sony FR7, but we will test soon.