In this video
You will learn how to access the functions embedded in DJI RS 2’s home touchscreen
Including Auto Tune, Balance Status, Follow Mode, and Follow Speed
On the top bar of the touchscreen
You can directly view information such as the current battery level and user profile
Tap the top left icon on the touchscreen to enter Auto Tune
To start Auto Tune
Tap start
And the gimbal will automatically adjust its motor to a proper torque according to the actual payload weight
Ensuring optimal stabilization
To enable SuperSmooth
Tap the icon on the touchscreen
Read the notes carefully, and then tap to start Auto Tune
The motor stiffness adjustment allows you to fine-tune the power
That is applied by the motors as they react and balance the weight on each axis
Tap to enter Balance Status screen
Here, you can check the gimbal’s balance status
When the gimbal is tilted by 15 degrees and the stiffness bar on each axis is green
It means the gimbal is optimally balanced
If it is yellow or red, it means the gimbal is not properly balanced
To obtain optimal stabilization and operation time
Please perform gimbal balancing to the corresponding axes
Tap to enter Follow Mode screen
Swipe up and down on the screen to select a follow mode
The currently selected mode will be in yellow
You can also select Custom mode and set the follow mode according to actual shooting needs
Tap to enter Follow Speed screen
On this screen, you can choose from three follow speeds
Fast, medium, and slow
The default follow speed is medium
To satisfy every shooting need, Custom mode is also available for follow speed settings
Slide right from the left edge of the screen to enter the Create screen
Timelapse
In Timelapse, set the interval time, duration, and framerate for Timelapse
You can also add waypoints
Tap to start recording a Timelapse video
Motionlapse
Tap + to set up to ten waypoints
And tap each waypoint to adjust movement duration and stay time during the Motionlapse
Panorama
For quick access to Panorama mode
DJI RS 2 offers two panorama modes
3×3 and 180°, which are ready to use without additional settings
When creating a custom panorama
You are allowed to set the sensor type, lens focal length
Overlap, and interval according to the actual camera and lens type
After settings are done
DJI RS 2 will automatically calculate shooting range and amount of still photos needed to create a panorama
Tap to start shooting panorama
Time Tunnel
Tap to set the interval, duration, and frame rate
And DJI RS 2 will automatically calculate the number of photos and the final length of the Time Tunnel video
Tap Next to set the starting angle and the number of rotations
When setting is done, tap Start to begin shooting
Slide left from the right edge of the screen to enter the system settings screen
Enable or disable the Silent mode to turn off or turn on system sounds
Including the warning tone
Enable Push mode to manually control the tilt and pan axis
Where you can directly adjust the gimbal and camera to an optimal position for quick composition
Select Disable Selfie to prevent accidental access to selfie mode
More Settings
Tap to perform Horizontal Calibration if the picture is not level
Even when it is standing still
If the issue persists after Horizontal Calibration, use Tune Manually
Whenever you find the gimbal lacks stiffness, shakes
Or drifts, tap Gimbal Auto Check
And DJI RS 2 will analyze its hardware status and output the status information afterward
Tap Restore Parameters to restore one or more gimbal parameters
And Bluetooth password to default settings
Tap Language to choose the onscreen language
The default language is English
Tap Device Info to check the current firmware version and more information on the gimbal
Slide up from the bottom of the screen to enter the joystick and front dial settings screen
Joystick Speed allows users to control the speed of the joystick between high, medium, and low
In Custom mode, you can set the gimbal speed to an exact value
Joystick Smooth allows users to control the smoothness of the gimbal
Between fast, medium, and slow
In Custom mode, you can set the smoothness to an exact value
Dial Functions allows users to set the function of the front dial
The default function is to control focus
If you have already installed the focus motor, it is also available for control via the front dial
Dial Speed allows users to set the response speed of the function set for the front dial
After mounting the DJI Ronin RavenEye Image Transmission System
And connecting it with an HDMI and USB Type-C cable
Slide down the screen to enter the image transmission screen
Aim the box in the middle of the camera view at the subject
And press the trigger once to start tracking
Follow mode and follow speed can be adjusted at the bottom of the screen
When using ActiveTrack, remember to adjust the follow speed according to the actual focal length of the lens
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