Jonesxxx wrote:I also tried controlling stop/start (recording) from the Gimbal via the USB-C on the BMCC 4K using this cable: Edit 2: The newer versions of the moza apparently also have a 16.8V output and that appears to be compatible with the camera. Mine only has a 12V.

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Now position the camera with lens pointed up, in this position we will be able to adjust the height of the camera’s center of gravity. Note leaving this adjustment in the lowest possible position does not guarantee the balance is correct.

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Tap Remote to access on screen controls over gimbal movement, Speed, Re- Center, Selfie, Rec&STop, and Photo Gudsenstopped responing in the end and I've given up but if anyone knows how to make it work I'd like to hear. We call this vertical mode. Most users will typically hold the gimbal in this position for the majority of shots.

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Moving along to the roll arm leads to the roll axis. Adjust the roll arm in and out so the roll arm no longer rises or falls. I am also wondering how the gimbal is able to power the BMPCC 4K since the input voltage is 12V. But it also says in the specs:Due to different lens design and process technology by manufacturers, some lenses may not support zoom and follow focus functions. The image shown is indicative only. If there is any inconsistency between the image and the actual product, the actual product shall govern. Just to follow up: I did run my vmount straight into the Moza's power port. It powered the gimbal, the cam, the T5 all evening and the vmount battery level didn't drop 1 notch. Smallrig makes a vmount belt clip although I just grabbed a tool belt clip at Home Depot and mounted it to my vmount plate. I would suggest using a safety cable with the battery though. I dropped mine during a take. Face palm. 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.

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Lauri 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 last adjustment is the yaw axis. Hold the gimbal horizontal and take note of the roll motor’s position. If the roll motor’s position is high than the yaw arm will need to be pulled out, if the roll motor’s position is below than the yaw arm need to pushed in. Chapter 3: How to Operate the MOZA Air 2: iFocus, Filming Modes, How to move the gimbal, and How to invert.

May I know the model number of your camera? The 12V/16.8 DC OUT are used to power BMPCC 4K cameras. If you need to restore the gimbal to default settings. You can access Configuration and select Set Default. Or from the gimbals handle configuration. We are sorry that after consulting our supervisor, we cannot provide you the asking information as these information are sensitive information to us, 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.

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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. 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:

Recharging the batteries while in the unit. This is a no brainer that a lot of people have pointed out. It is absurd that the Air 2 can't do this. Of course the batteries take so long to charge that this might not help much. jmadeja wrote:So I'm assuming the 16.8v version has that stamped on the rubber covering that port? I just received mine from b&h and it looks like the 7v/12v version as 16.8v is nowhere to be found on the Moza.