Questions & Answers
- Model:
- CRANE
- |
- SKU:
- 5822514
Highly rated by customers for: Ease of use, Video Quality, Stabilization
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Q: QuestionWill this work with Nikon D3200? And I mean, FULLY work, all features and everything?
Asked by Jleoy86.
Q: QuestionIs this compatible with canon eos rebel t5i
Asked by WillB.
- A:Answer Yes, this is compatible with Canon EOS Rebel T5i.
Answered by CommunityAnswer
Q: Questiondoes it work with canon sl2 camera?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer Yes, it does work with canon sl2 camera.
Answered by CommunityAnswer
Q: QuestionIs this compatible with the Sony A7III?
Asked by Ed.
- A:Answer Yes, this is compatible with the Sony A7III.
Answered by CommunityAnswer
Q: Questioncan i zoom in with the app??
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer Yes, it can be zoom in.
Answered by CommunityAnswer
Q: QuestionWould my Canon T3i fit?
Asked by benji.
- A:Answer Hi, I am not sure about your Canon T3i but I am using a Nikon D7200 which is a fairly big camera and It is working fine. The only issue I have is my view screen does not rotate out so my view is around part of the device but I can still see well enough. It takes a while to get it balanced the first time but if you take the time to do it correctly the gimble works very well. It would be nice if the handle was longer to make it easier to hold for long periods.
Answered by McWho
Q: QuestionIs this compatible with a Canon rebel T3i
Asked by Twf.
- A:Answer Most dlsr gimbals will work with the T3i. With that said, you can only shoot video in stabilization mode. You can’t connect the camera to the gimbal to control video start/stop, or take pics. Surprisingly, even the R7 and other higher price cameras can’t be controlled by gimbals. So, if you want to co trip from the gimbal, do your research as to what camera is fully compatible, be that by wifi or cable.
Answered by Anonymous
Q: QuestionIs this compatible with D810?
Asked by Rod.
- A:Answer Yes, it is compatible with Nikon D810.
Answered by CommunityAnswer
Q: QuestionIs this compatible with Canon M50?
Asked by JASON.
- A:Answer Yes, I’ve used this item with the Canon M50. I believe the zoom functionality on gimbal is only available for Sony models though.
Answered by Browe
Q: QuestionIt is compatible with a Nikon D7500 ?
Asked by Javier.
- A:Answer Yes, it is compatible with a Nikon D7500.
Answered by CommunityAnswer
Q: QuestionIs it compatible with Canon T7I on 250mm lens
Asked by Avinash.
- A:Answer It works great with the kit lens so I can imagine it will work 250mm.
Answered by Rmduran74
Q: QuestionIs this a Zhiyun V2 3-axis gimbal? How does this differ with the zhiyun crane plus aside from weight capacity, sony/panasonic cable control and tripod? Undecided which one to get. I’ll be using canon t4i with 17-55mm f2/8 lens
Asked by Jo.
- A:Answer I will get the plus because I've been reading that the V2 there's been some issues about connecting to your PC or even updating the firmware. But if you're not worried about updating the firmware or connecting to the PC then I'll probably just go for the V2. I got the V2 and I haven't updated the firmware cos I'm having the same issues but it works just fine and I also been reading that it's best you don't update it because the company is not really updating the firmware for those generations V1 and V2 anymore.
Answered by Rmduran74
Q: QuestionThis one comes with tripod?
Asked by J.
- A:Answer No, it does not come with a tripod.
Answered by CommunityAnswer
Q: QuestionWill the Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II work with it
Asked by Tyler.
- A:Answer Yes, I am using it with my 5D mark III and it works fine. I this gimbal should be fine with pretty much any small dslr
Answered by Joaozinh
Q: QuestionIs it compatible with Canon 5d Mark iii?
Asked by sainteagle.
- A:Answer It’s only compatible with a “Sony” I believe (Meaning there are controls on the handle that connect with the camera), however like many people buy it cause it can hold and balance many DSLR. I have a Nikon D750 and I am noticing that since it’s a bigger body that the balance has to be lower therefore it’s obstructs the movement when I pan too far down. Hard concept to understand if you don’t have one. I will say it has improved my videography but there are a few problems that are easy to work around.
Answered by 8272jehegajjwb
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