Description

 

Panstark Single Scale Division Version Camera Gimbal Fine Tuning Panoramic Splicing Gimbal Astronomical Accessory

Features:
- This ultra-thin scale division is a wave point precision adjustment version, ensuring clear positioning and positioning at low temperatures (unclear positioning is easy to screw over).
- The locking wrench of the common clamp and the scale division clamp in this splicing gimbal combination can be pulled outward to rotate and adjust the angle, and will not be blocked during locking.
- PANSTARK splicing gimbal has the characteristics of low center of gravity and high stability, providing high-quality solutions for splicing photography.
- The horizontal and side gimbals can achieve fixed-point rotation in multiples of 15 degrees, thereby achieving blind rotation splicing (matrix splicing) of horizontal and vertical rotation. Turning the dial to 0 degrees is considered free rotation.
- The side gimbal is fixed with 2 locking screws, which can effectively ensure the load capacity of the gimbal. With the help of coins, two locking screws can be loosened to fine tune the height of the side pan tilt to suit your own model and achieve the goal of lowering the center of gravity.

Tips:
- The rotation angle of the splicing is determined by the lens angle (focal length), which can be referred to in the [Lens Splicing Rotation Angle Comparison Table]. For example, for a 20mm lens vertically spliced with a silver arch, the horizontal splicing rotation angle of the vertical shot according to the table is 40 degrees, but there is no 40 degree option for the division. In this case, we need to follow the principle of selecting the 30 degree range according to the principle of less, which can ensure that the two photos have enough combined parts.

Specification:
- Storage size: 110 x 110 x 90mm
- Product net weight: 370g
- Product material: aviation aluminum alloy
- Installation method: standard gimbal clamp fixing
- Application: for users with ordinary ball gimbal

Package Included:
- 1 x Gimbal

Precaution:
- The gimbal without scale division function requires turning on the number of light scales to rotate, with 2.5 degrees per small grid, which can be a bit troublesome; The graduated gimbal can be spliced according to the lens angle requirements. After selecting an approximate degree, blind rotation can be performed, such as selecting a 30 degree gear. After manually rotating the gimbal to full 30 degrees, it will lag and prompt the rotation to be in place.
- Regarding the selection of single scale division version and double scale division version: Double scale division version has one more vertical division than single scale division version. If we usually use wide-angle lenses for splicing more, then single scale division version is enough because the number of horizontal rotations is much higher than the number of vertical rotations; If the medium focal length of 35 or above is frequently used for large-scale splicing, the number of vertical rotations will increase. Choosing the double scale division version will further improve the splicing efficiency.