Great video. I have an Air 2s that I use for mapping with DroneLink, and manual flight insurance jobs. I was considering moving to the M3 classic and this video was exactly what I was looking for. I’m going to stick with my Air 2s for the time being.
love the idea behind the video! usually everything is about consuming and its nice to have some contrast! keep it up! my worst purchase was actually buying the sony a7 iv as my first main camera. i shouldve saved some more money to get 4k 60 without crop. didnt think it would bug me as much as it does.
My RS3 mini can hold a lot of weight, i can put my GH5 with Speedbooster and 18-35mm f1,8 lens on it. Did you balance it properly? From the VIdeo i cant really tell
Haha yes, we did indeed balance the gimbal! Would love to hear any tips you have, I have been using gimbals for 10 years and have not had any problems balancing/getting good results. Thank you!
had 2 rs3 mini that both broke within a week of each other , one belongs to my friend , and the other to the production company he works for , its just no bueno especially with how cheap weebill s and rsc2 have become
if the gimbal were balanced, your camera would be horizontal before turning on. It's definitely not as sturdy as a larger gimbal, but it will hold what it claims. At least my copy.
@@nolepholife2843 Yes our horizon is level when powering the gimbal on, but as we pan and tilt (in PF / PTF) the gimbal becomes of axis and even the double click RTH does not fix it. We have tried rebalancing / calibrating / using lighter cameras. Nothing seems to work. What camera system are you using? Any tips for us? Thank you!
I just retired after 48 years in video production. But in my last job at a marketing/advertising agency, where I was the DP, I bought this cart. I did a RU-vid review on it about two years ago. I loved this cart for all the reasons you mentioned. In my earlier career we had a Magliner cart. It was amazing but it was crazy expensive. This Krane cart is the answer I think for most video production professionals. Nice job on the video...appreciated.
Congratulations on your retirement! Thank you for your comment, I will check out your review! Let me know if you'd be willing to chat sometime, I would love to hear about your career and how you were able to sustain working in the industry! - Adam
Thank you for your comment! I have had some experience with it overheating. Recently I was shooting 4k 60fps for 40min and I saw the symbol pop up, so I swapped batteries and switched to 24p and it continued to record for another 20min until I no longer needed to record/ It is not 100% reliable as the A7S3, but for the size and price it is very solid. Thank you! Adam
Dope to see others using this bag. I'm using this bag as a full lighting kit bag (3 stands, 3 lights, rags, grip heads and clamps, etc.) For you, does the benefits of this bag outweigh how heavy it gets when fully packed?
Depends on how many people you have with you! With two people the bag can help without having to overpack, but if you're by yourself you might have to pack only the essentials if the weight is an issue.
Great conversation gentlemen. I just recently bought Final Cut Pro but I'm yet to use it for editing. I've been contemplating on buying Davinci Resolve. Between the 2 programs which do you guys prefer and why? Maybe that's a conversation for another episode but I thought I would throw it out there. Thanks!
One of the best parts about Resolve is that the free version contains most of what you will need to create high quality videos! We'd fully reccomend trying out the free version of Resolve before buying the full studio version!
