Ahoj! This is Zdenka.
If you like using Filmic Pro app, then you must be very happy
to find out that two new gimbals joined
now Filmic Pro and they are fully compatible.
1 is Zhiyun Smooth 5 gimbal and DJI OM5.
Two quick tutorials will be created for this, today's the first one.
I'm going to be showing you how to use Zhiyun Smooth 5 gimbal
with Filmic Pro. We will go through the buttons and modes and all that.
Explain it simple way so you can start already
using it. And DJI OM5 Filmic Pro tutorial is coming up next,
so don't forget to subscribe if you are not already.
To connect this gimbal to Filmic Pro is very easy.
Make sure your gimbal is already paired with your phone via
ZY Cami app. Open up Filmic Pro, go to settings,
select hardware and turn on Zhiyun Smooth 4/5.
This will take you to another page where you will select your paired gimbal
and that's it. You are ready to go.
I'm going to start with this side where the power button is.
Well, power button works just like a power button. Below is function button.
When you press it one time, you will switch between the selfie lens
and last used rear lens. Just like this.
Now it is selfie and now it is a rear lens.
If you long press the function button, you will pull out the lens picker.
Here, you can turn the control wheel to get to the lens
you want to use and then press it or you don't have to turn it
and just directly press the top to use wide lens
bottom to use ultra wide angle lens.
Left to use front selfie lens or right to use telephoto lens.
In case you're wondering, the lenses cannot be changed while you are
recording. Let's look at the trigger button at the back.
When you double tap, you will recenter the gimbal.
And if you triple tap, the gimbal will spin 180 degrees
if you want to record yourself with a rear camera.
Let's look at the front interface. At the bottom
you have a typical joystick.
The harder you push, the faster the gimbal will move in the pan or tilt direction.
Next to it is a typical record button, and above that you have gimbal modes.
If you press that, you will switch between pan follow, lock, follow, POV
and vortex mode.
You can see the mode select set on the little display at the top. Menu
button will take you to the Filmic Pro settings menu. To close it
just press again. Let's take a look at the
thumb wheel.
When you spin it, you can control exposure or the ISO.
Here on the left, it goes up or down.
You can see how the ISO number is changing.
In the center you have the Filmic Pro filming mode button.
When you keep pressing the button, you are able to change between reticle mode,
auto mode
great for vlogging and manual mode.
This button also controls the LED light on the gimbal.
If you long press, this is how you turn on the light.
Strength of the light can be changed with the control wheel.
Simply turn it to get stronger or dimmer light
and the turn off the lights, long press again.
I also noticed that when I double press, it actually starts recording.
I don't think it should be there.
It's probably something they still need to work on. In each mode,
retical and auto mode,
when you press the top of the control wheel, you can lock and unlock
exposure and focus at the same time.
Turn it on and turn it off. On and off.
When you press the left side of the control wheel, you will turn on
and off exposure. So you can expose something and lock it.
Or you can spin the control wheel to select the exposure you want
and then lock it by pressing the left button.
When you press the right side of the control wheel, you can lock and unlock
focus.
You can unlock it and leave it automatic, or you can lock it.
Or you can turn the focus wheel here on the side to select manual focus
and lock it.
To get it back to automatic, just press the right button to unlock.
And now it will fix the focus to automatic.
By the way, the focus wheel is only for focus.
You cannot switch it to zoom.
If you want to zoom, you have to tap on the screen to manually switch to zoom.
And then with the finger zoom or tap with a finger
to perform automatic zoom. The zoom will be purely digital.
So the more you zoom in, the more less of quality you will see.
Whenever you grip the focus wheel, it will automatically switch back to focus.
If you press the bottom control wheel button,
you will open or close your gallery.
As I mentioned earlier,
there are three modes. Retical mode, auto mode and manual mode.
Let's go to manual mode where you can perform a focus pull.
Simply press the right side of the control wheel.
You can see how it is moving between those white lines.
You can also select
where you want the focus to start with the focus wheel and press the button.
If you want to adjust the area between focus like this one, this is too big.
Find the focus with the focus wheel, then tap with finger on the line.
The other line will join. The same thing
I'm going to do with the other side.
Now the focus area is smaller.
Again, when you press the right button, the focus will perform.
And the exact thing you can do with exposure.
The only thing will change that
you will be pressing the left button of the control wheel instead.
You can simply adjust the exposure exactly the same way.
Turn the control wheel, tap on line,
and now press the left button, done.
If you feel that the focus pull
is simply way too slow or way too fast, there is a way of changing it.
When you are in manual mode, swipe to the center.
Now you will see this white control, which you can drag up and down.
When you go down, you will select speed one.
When you go up,
you will go all the way up to speed ten.
This is one,
this is 10. Very fast. To hide that control
simply swipe with the finger to the right.
There you have it.
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