How To Mount & Balance Your Camera | EVO Rage & Rage-S DSLR Camera Stabilizers
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- How to properly balance your EVO Rage or Rage-S gimbal with your mirrorless or DLSR camera. Properly balancing your gimbal will not only give you the best performance but it will also get you the best battery life. www.evogimbals...
Balancing Process:
Step 1: Balance the tilt axis first. Adjust front to back position of the camera as well as the vertical position until the camera is balanced on the axis and holds a static position in any direction.
Step 2: Balance the Roll axis. From the top of the roll motor loosen the set screw and adjust balance left and right until the camera is balanced and holds static position in any roll axis direction.
Step 3: Balance the Pan axis by holding the handle horizontal to the horizon. Loosen the set screw and adjust back and forth until the camera is balanced and holds a static position.
You can now power on your motors.
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The New EVO Rage-S is our new flagship stabilizer for your compact mirrorless camera. The Rage-S features top of the line, precision crafted high torque brushless motors paired with automotive grade position encoders, this combination paired with our new advance 32-Bit Coremark chipset, offers end users unmatched camera stabilization performance with an industry first 4Khz effective refresh rate.
COMPATIBLE CAMERAS:
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Operating Weight Range: 125g to 650g**
**Total Weight = Camera Body + Lens
• Sony A6000-6500
• Sony RX, H & QX Series (CCI Compatible*)
• Canon EOS Series
• Nikon J Series
• + Most Compact Mirrorless Cameras 125g up to 650g
• *CCI Cables Sold Separately
EVO Rage Gimbal Features:
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• 4-Way Joystick
• X3 CoreMark MCUs @ 4Khz
• Unlimited 360 Pan, Tilt, Roll
• Up To 12 Hours Run Time
• CCI Interface: Control Camera Zoom & Shutter
• High Torque Motors
• Tripod Compatible
IN THE BOX:
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1 - EVO Rage-S 3 Axis Handheld Gimbal
2 - IMR 26500 Rechargeable 3.7v Batteries
1 - 26500 Li-Ion Charger
1 - Micro USB Cable (for Charger & Software Update)
1 - Storage Case
1 - Battery extension tube
1 - Warranty Card ( 1 Year USA Parts & Labor Warranty)
1 - User Manual
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The Rage-S is built from rugged CNC aluminum construction to strict ISO9001 standards. The Rage-S is truly designed to outlast your camera.
FEATURES:
• Unmatched Performance: X3 Parallel 32Bit CoreMark MCU's operating at Combined 4KHZ Refresh Rate
• CCI Technology: Control Camera Shutter, Zoom and Video Start / Stop right from the handle of the gimbal (requires CCI cable sold separatley).
• Versatility: Control the Rage-S remotely with the EVO Remote APP, Mount to any tripod using the 1/4-20 threaded end cap. Works with action camers and most compact mirrorless cameras up to 650g total weight.
• Multiple Shooting Modes: Pan Follow Mode, Pan Lock Mode, Pan & Pitch Follow Mode, and Inverted Mode (Upside Down)
• Unprecedented Warranty: Backed by a 1 Year USA Parts and Labor Warranty the EVO Rage-S comes complete with a charger, USB charging cable, and (2) 26500 3600mAH Li-Ion Batteries good for up to 12 hours of extended battery life.
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*QUESTION" Do all rotational axes have slip rings so that no wire connections get twisted up during use? The picture on your web site shows the CCI cable plugging into the tilt joint. (These connections would have to pass through all three rotational axes. In the same photo it appears that the CCI cable appears that could interfere with the tilt rotation axis because the cable would hit the tilt motor housing. Perhaps it could be bent more toward the camera somehow.)
*EDIT:* I see now that this roll axis interference may not happen depending on how far to the right you have to slide the roll balance adjustment. Also, it's not very likely that you would want to roll your camera 360 degrees. That would be a very serious "Dutch Angle". Perhaps for some kind of VFX shot.
I was surprised to see that the roll axis can not turn 360 degrees because the tilt motor support does not clear the pan joint. It seems like the arm that connects the pan joint to the roll motor support could have been lengthen a half inch or so that it would have corrected this. Is this because the roll axis does not have slip rings?
Thanks for the demo videos. I'm pretty sure I'm going to buy a Rage v2 very soon. Just want to get all my questions answered before I push that button.
Hi Robert,
Yes, the RAGE does have slip rings in all three motors. The CCI cable does not interfere with this. We hope that clears things up a bit. Any other questions, please let us know.
So this is a rebranded zhiyun?
Hi Beats Clout
Both units share the same licensed technology and are built by the same manufacturer however our units are built to our specifications with our own firmware. Hardware wise they are identical.
We pride ourselves in delivering great service and support to all of our customers right here in our Bend Oregon warehouse. If ever needed warranty work all gimbal repairs are done in house by our trained technicians. Spare parts are always available from us as well as quality accessories to help you get the most out of your gear.
In addition to the great support we deliver to our customers we extend the same level of service, training and support to all of our authorized retailers.
We’re constantly working on developing new features and bringing new ideas to the market (when they're ready) Buying from us helps support that effort.
Any questions feel free to ask!
Gaaaa, yes I think 99,9% of all photographers know and understand that you need to slide the seat to counterbalance and that you need to open the screw to do that. Why do Americans always take the looooongest time explaining shit that don't need to be explained?
Have you seen who we made President?