What I did wrong with the Move Shoot Move Rotator

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  • Опубликовано: 9 янв 2025

Комментарии • 26

  • @Pixeditor07
    @Pixeditor07 2 года назад

    Excellent job!! Thank you for making the process so much more understandable!!!

  • @echoauxgen
    @echoauxgen 3 года назад

    Thanks for the fail and correction and all replies suggesting additional points!!! Thanks to all....

  • @scotlandatnight8628
    @scotlandatnight8628 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for pointing this out. Glad you got the problem sorted. Was thinking of ordering the MSM to replace the Star Adventurer on hiking trips.
    I think my high tech "screwdriver" will have to be a different currency though.

  • @astrodysseus
    @astrodysseus 3 года назад +8

    And... I would highly advise to remove the camera straps when shooting on a tracker.... Aside from vibration with wind, it can easily stuck somewhere

    • @short6691
      @short6691  3 года назад +2

      Removing the strap is excellent advice. This camera lives on a tripod and is never carried around. It would also save a bit of weight. I will do it!

  • @solarsynapse
    @solarsynapse 2 года назад

    Your alternate arrangement is the only arrangement I am aware of. On mine, the ball mount unscrews from the MSM and the camera flops over. If I try to tighten too much, it slips the gears. Yikes! Very annoying.

    • @short6691
      @short6691  2 года назад

      I fear the key is to minimize the moment that tends to unscrew the MSM attachments such as the ball head. Often this means more gear such as an angle bracket to allow the center of gravity of the camera camera to shift to the axis of the mount. More kit to tote around.

  • @cindyannohara
    @cindyannohara 3 года назад

    Thanks so much !! I just ordered a MSM and I’m so glad for your insight! I’d appreciate any advice you can offer.

  • @cwitt8280
    @cwitt8280 3 года назад +1

    Helpful so pls consider doing more 'trouble' blogs on the MVM. Paucity and poor instruction for it are a real problem. However, pls consider either turning down volume on the music or speaking up. Can't make out some of what you are saying over the noise. Tx

  • @brianhoulahan3507
    @brianhoulahan3507 3 года назад

    I would connect the camera to the rotating wheel rather than connecting the rotating wheel to the wedge. Also the MSM is only good for a few degrees either side of top dead centre.

  • @psblad2667
    @psblad2667 3 года назад

    Why the loud music??

  • @jasonmordecai8212
    @jasonmordecai8212 3 года назад

    You’ve placed the MSM upside down the motorised part is supposed to be moving the camera not the whole tracker. I think you’d find it won’t slip if the MSM is tight and secure and aligned

    • @short6691
      @short6691  3 года назад +1

      At the time I followed some RUclips video recommendations from the MSM website. I know better now

  • @rodspov1915
    @rodspov1915 3 года назад

    Thanks for sharing!

    • @short6691
      @short6691  3 года назад +1

      Your are welcome! There are some wise comments from other folks in this video….

  • @christinekrebs8328
    @christinekrebs8328 3 года назад

    I already own a Star Adventurer (the old version which does not do time lapse function). Trying to decide whether to get a MSM for future trips/hiking. I have recently ventured into sunset and Milky Way timelapse so am interested in your experiences with the MSM. What setting speed did you use for your rotation to follow the Milky Way? My intended use is with foreground interest so would be wanting the movement between frames, not 'tracking' the stars. Thank you for posting your mistakes.

    • @short6691
      @short6691  3 года назад

      Christine, I have not tried the daytime time lapse mode yet. I have watched "Alone" on NETFLIX and contemplate some more star time lapse as the excellent night time sequences are inspiring. One sequence there had the camera pointing Polaris with the stars framed by trees. The camera was rotated in the southern hemisphere direction ( opposite the siderial rotation) so stars and trees moved in opposite directions. A very interesting effect. My settings in Big Bend were less inspired. 30 sec exposure, F2.8, 15mm focal length. very dark sky. Intervolometer set to 33 sec.

  • @anderslonn730
    @anderslonn730 3 года назад

    Thanks, very helpfull 👍

  • @tomingrassiaimages8776
    @tomingrassiaimages8776 2 месяца назад

    music is too loud

  • @wykkydjvc
    @wykkydjvc 3 года назад

    this entire process could have bee skipped if you had simply watched the videos on the product website

    • @short6691
      @short6691  3 года назад +1

      The current videos may be better than what was available 6 months ago. I did what was suggested at the time in third party videos linked by the MSM manufacturer. Perhaps by sharing my mistakes it helped improve the guidance offered?

  • @z98133
    @z98133 3 года назад +1

    The background music is annoying and not necessary. Good information though.

  • @patrickmariescurrena8591
    @patrickmariescurrena8591 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for your video, very informative! However, please consider NOT playing music, after all this video is about photography and also it would help talking a bit louder.

    • @short6691
      @short6691  3 года назад

      Thanks Patrick. Good point.
      I appreciate the comments and will incorporate them in future endeavors.

    • @onenparle..vousdecidez7892
      @onenparle..vousdecidez7892 3 года назад +1

      I did not hear what was the issue. I think that sound quality should be improved. I bet you do not have amicrophone

  • @333raffles
    @333raffles 2 года назад

    turn the music off, and then we can hear you.