ZHIYUN Crane-M2 Official Tutorial 02 | Balance | Connect | Operate | ZY Play
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2019
- In this tutorial, we will show you everything about the #Zhiyun #CraneM2 step by step. You can learn how to balance the Zhiyun Crane M2, connect to the camera, use different gimbal modes and connect to the ZY Play app in it. Go to this video and feel free to comment below.
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For first timers using a gimbal, it's very difficult to start using this gimbal, and this video is too fast and doesnt help.
This is a very partial review. Smartphone was totally ignored. And it tried to nicely circumvent the fact that object tracking in all Zhiyun apps is awful. Replace that blank wall with a real life background and show again.
When camera connect to m2 gimbal ,if I press red button on the gimbal it always start recording video in the photo mode . Which button I need to press in the gimbal to take picture only ?
My God, I shouldn't have read these comments! I've got anxiety through the roof before I've even attempted to balance my camera on this thing!
This video goes through things so quickly. I’ve had to rewind at least 10 times to makes sense of what you’re doing.
Next: Do a tutorial on how to set up support wheel on a childrens bike.
The video is so fast to level I can’t follow up, it needs to be slow and more accurate
i sooo lost
I’m missing the joystick on the gimbal
I have an odd issue with my crane M2 - after not using it for a few months, I had issues starting it up and the battery light stays on. Luck would have it there is no youtube on my issue and as it is out of warranty I contacted Zhiyun sales in Australia. They gave me a support email that actually went to a support centre in Hong Kong. I was told that there is no service centre in Australia and I would have to pay for sending it to them in HK as well as roughly $80 AUD to get them to look at it and warning that this Gimbal was no longer supported and if they could fix it it would also be the parts but I am looking at a big outlay initially just to have it looked at overseas and then no guarantee. So moral of the story is whatever you buy - check if they have a local service centre as I now feel my best option is to just forget about fixing this gimbal but I will not be buying another Zhiyun as I feel this is a poor setup and it is not as if Australia is a tiny island with a few thousand people - you would think that they could have made some arrangement with some service centres over here. Maybe its a different setup for Europe/UK/US but in Australia there out of warranty service is non existent and I won't be spending another dollar having now a piece of junk that I can't even get looked at locally.
For people buying this as their first gimbal (which includes me) the mounting and balancing process gets faster after you do it a few times. It's pretty quick and easy after that.
Thank you for this video. Like others have said, it's a bit fast so I had to watch several parts multiple times. It's still better than the written manual though. What they should do is make each little screw and knob a different color or something so the instructions can be more like "loosen the blue knob and adjust it."
I was struggling with M2........past 6hrs with no idea........watched so many M2 videos and this video showed me what I need to know!!!! Really appreciate man. Eureka!!! Offline saved!
I ordered this gimbal a few days ago, and I can't wait to test it.
After a bit of practice, I found that if I use the same camera all the time (in this case a Lumix LX100), and leave the quick release plate on the Zhiyun, I can simply attach the camera to it, and leave all the axis points where they originally were when first balanced, and only have to adjust the tilt axis a bit. Of course, the camera has to be turned on with the lens out to get the correct balance. I'll then leave the camera attached to the Zhiyun, and can even turn it off with the lens retracted and not have to adjust any axis points or anything for the whole day I'm shooting, whether I turn the camera and/or the Zhiyun, on or off, so long as the thumb screw attached between the camera and quick release plate is good and tight, keeping it in place where it was initially balanced.. When you turn the camera on, it will just dangle, if the Zhiyun is off too. But turn the Zhiyun on, then it straightens out. Did this almost every day when visiting London, England for two and a half weeks recently, and only had to attach and adjust the tilt axis the next day when I put the camera back on, and even then, I only took the camera off in order to change an SD card, or charge the Lumix battery.
Purchased this months ago, Was a little hard to use and adjust to. Then I lost the mount pin for the camera. Just found it Watched ur video again and I’m in love with it.
I am looking forward to picking this gimbal up on my next trip to the states from Grand Cayman.
The best instruction out there. Not 100% but the best one out there. Thank you for making this video. Good job.
Thanks a million! This is just what I needed!! Concise and humorous!