Accsoon Power Cage turns your IPad into a PRO monitor + Cineye 2 v RavenEye

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  • Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
  • In this video, Ken is joined by Anele Onwuka to look at Accsoon's amazing new Power Cage a product that allows pro-users to extend the battery life of their iPad, and professionally mount and accessorize their units. They also pit the Accsoon CineEye against DJI's own RavenEye.
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Комментарии • 9

  • @ive595
    @ive595 2 года назад +1

    Long overdue great bit of kit

  • @tobyshinns
    @tobyshinns Год назад +2

    Does it’s support active tracking though? Because there raven eye does

  • @ive595
    @ive595 2 года назад

    Ok just got the 12.9 inch model for my 2021 pro, first class construction, will be able to rig up a multitude of toys. Tilta focus wheel and handle so far for a remote focus rig.
    Bit puzzled by the battery power, it does not charge the iPad however I have not had it long enough to see if it powers it for any length of time. It will charge an iPhone 12 so I can see that power is coming out of it, whether it’s enough to the 12 pro is another thing.

  • @SamCarLegion
    @SamCarLegion 15 дней назад

    Raveneye has way more features that unfortunately you guys didn’t go through

  • @ThePatrickmayr
    @ThePatrickmayr 24 дня назад

    I really like the cage for the iPad is there a sunhood option or third party one which you can combine with the Cage?

  • @ShotByChuka
    @ShotByChuka 2 года назад

    Please can you send a link to where I can get the screw to mount the accsoon cineeye 2 to the Dji Ronin S2 using the DJI R briefcase handle. I already have the briefcase handle but not sure what the right 1/4 inch screw for it is.

  • @gentlegnt
    @gentlegnt 2 года назад

    I had just gotten the cage and checking to see how long I can run my Ipad on it, however...I had tough/cautious time inserting battery...did it (didn't wanna be too forceful), but I am not sure how to remove it. There is a small white painted arrow on the side of the frame where the battery faces me and has some sort of flap. Do I pull that to remove the battery? I just don't want to break it with just brute force. Suggestions?

  • @catnamestaken
    @catnamestaken 3 года назад

    Ok