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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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? I have read comments in this forum that "the Moza Air 2 ..... provides 16.8V of power to the BMPCC 4K...." Variable-Speed Timelapse Allows a user to program a path where the gimbal can adjust is movement speed. 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. Are there two “versions” of Moza Air 2, one that has a 12V DC OUT and the other with a 16.8V DC OUT?

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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. Gudsenstopped responing in the end and I've given up but if anyone knows how to make it work I'd like to hear. There are many facebook users of the moza and also people on another forum saying they get problems and fried their gimbals with long term use, I am not the only one. It might be that many of Gudsen's gimbals are defective though, I don't know. Jonesxxx wrote:I also tried controlling stop/start (recording) from the Gimbal via the USB-C on the BMCC 4K using this cable: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. Moza support replied to my earlier messages always in one day, but to this last message NO REPLY within one week from Moza support! 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.

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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.Gudsen MOZA is excited to work with Nikon Inc. (Melville, NY) offering video creators the new Z 6 Filmmaker’s kit--announced at CES. Chapter 3: How to Operate the MOZA Air 2: iFocus, Filming Modes, How to move the gimbal, and How to invert. 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: Underslung Mode is great for capturing shot from low angles and especially useful at canceling out the rise and fall of walking. Use the mini tripod as a handle extension to add extra height for a jib shot and to help spread out the weight of the gimbal.

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The Air 2 features a clear line of sight to the camera’s monitor. By shorting the yaw arm the roll motor is placed below the camera. Doing so gives the user a clear line of sight to camera’s monitor. With the MOZA Air2, following the action is uninterrupted. Flashlight mode has the gimbal positioned like this. In this position the gimbal can use the inception filming mode.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.