MOZA Air 2 4-Axis Electronic Gimbal Stabilizer for Mirrorless and DSLR Cameras with Hard Shell Shock-Resistant Case (Max Payload: 4.2kg/9.0lbs)

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Smart Trigger Filming Modes: The smart trigger can perform a few different filming modes. When the smart trigger is pulled it will hold the position of the gimbal. To resume gimbal movement release the trigger. Open the MOZA Master App. Press connect and select the MOZA Air 2. The MOZA Air 2 will connect over Bluetooth to the app. The App will display the gimbal’s battery life, motor output, and more. Tap the Gimbal settings to access (Show each screen) Motor Settings, Button functions, Calibration, Advanced settings, Configuration, About. What are you selecting in the gimbal settings? The Moza Air 2 compatibility chart says to select "M3C-USB" in the camera selection menu of your gimbal. In your earlier reply, you told that “The 12V/16.8V DC OUT are used to power BMPCC 4K”. I have that camera, so could you kindly confirm that BMPCC 4K can be continuously powered via the 12V/16.8V DC OUT? Chapter 4: Overview of the MOZA Master App: How to configure turn gimbal, auto tune explain oscillations how change effect gimbal go over all settings

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Jonesxxx wrote:I also tried controlling stop/start (recording) from the Gimbal via the USB-C on the BMCC 4K using this cable: Select the correct camera connection cable for your camera. The MOZA Air 2 can support Sony, Canon, Panasonic, Nikon, Fuji, and, Lanc. Connect the cable to MOZA Air 2, and than the camera. Press the menu button, highlight Camera Set, then press right on the smart wheel, Highlight Select, press right, tap down to highlight the correct camera model, press right to select that model. Some camera models can be powered and charged over the USB camera connection cable. Now that your camera is connected you can use the MOZA Master app to program a timelapse, control ISO, and use the power button to activate the camera’s shutter. To use the Dial on the gimbal’s handle to control the iFocus, press M button to select channel F1. To control focus over usb, select channel Fe. Tap Camera Settings to access Camera Model, Aperture, Shutter, ISO, EV, Viewfinder. Here you can adjust camera settings from the Moza Master App or can make similar adjustments from the handle by pressing up, down, and left on the smartwheel.Now, I’ve heard that there are two “versions” of Moza Air 2, one that has a 12V DC OUT and the other with a 16.8V DC OUT. And I would like to know are the both versions available? And are there differences in the power consumption limits (watts) between the versions?

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Used my Air 2 and bmpcc 6k (shooting 4k) on a corporate shoot yesterday. Batteries lasted maybe 15 minutes while powering the cam. It was great while it lasted. A couple things a good gimbal needs: Variable-Speed Timelapse Allows a user to program a path where the gimbal can adjust is movement speed. The Moza Air 2 from Gudsen is a three-axis stabiliser aimed at DSLR and mirrorless camera users. It has a payload of up to 4.2kg, and its four rechargeable batteries supply enough power for up to 16 hours of use on a single charge.mwalker1000 wrote:I have a Moza Air 2 and power the 4k from the gimbal's 12V-out near the camera mount. I never keep the battery in the camera when I power from the gimbal to prevent the gimbal from trying to charge it and therefore placing an additional power demand on the gimbal. No problems so far. I have read comments in this forum that "the Moza Air 2 ..... provides 16.8V of power to the BMPCC 4K...."

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Tap Remote to access on screen controls over gimbal movement, Speed, Re- Center, Selfie, Rec&STop, and PhotoLauri Astala wrote:Hi Keith, thanks for your reply! How do you know the 12V DC Out is 2 Amps? Is this official Moza info? It would really be helpful to know the real wattage limit. The MOZA Air 2 can perform three types of timelapse, Motionlapse, Variable-Speed timelapse, and Timelapse. I tried other settings too. Gudsen asked for a video of the setup which I sent and then they went quiet. It's possible that it's a faulty cable but it took them months to supply the cable and I just gave up. This knob adjusts for the vertical position of camera’s center of mass. Note most first time gimbal users improperly balance this axis. DO NOT leave this adjustment in the lowest position.