This video will give detailed information about the buttons built into DJI RS 2
As well as how to access the most frequently used shooting modes quickly
Press and hold the power button to power on DJI RS 2
The touchscreen will automatically display the home page, where you can access Auto Tune
Balance Status, Follow Mode, and Follow Speed
In the top bar of the touchscreen, you can also check User Profile
Camera Connection Status, Battery Level, and Other Information
Tap the Auto Tune icon at the top left to enter Auto Tune
Tap to start Auto Tune
And the gimbal will adjust its stabilization according to the actual payload
Providing better stabilization
Tap the slider to enable or disable SuperSmooth
It will take effect after you perform Auto Tune again
As this determines the gimbal’s adjusted stiffness
SuperSmooth stiffness can be adjusted on the Auto Tune screen
You can refer to the icon at the top right corner to check the balance status
Green indicates the gimbal is well-balanced
Orange indicates the gimbal is adequately balanced for use
And red indicates the gimbal is out of balance and requires a rebalance before use
Tap the Follow Mode icon and scroll up and down the screen to select a follow mode
Tap the Follow Speed icon and scroll up and down the screen to set the follow speed
Press and hold to power on or off
Press to lock or unlock the touchscreen, or press twice to enter or exit sleep mode
Joystick: Toggle to control the movement of the gimbal
M Button: Press to select a user profile
Camera Control Button
After connecting DJI RS 2 to the camera with a Multi-Camera Control Cable
Press halfway to initiate autofocus
Press once to start or stop recording, and press and hold to take a photo
Trigger
Press once to start ActiveTrack
Press twice to recenter the gimbal
Press three times to turn the gimbal 180° and enter selfie mode
Front Dial
The front dial’s default function is to control camera focus
It can also be used to control focus motor, ISO, aperture, or the roll axis
Auto Tune
Press and hold the M button and trigger to initiate Auto Tune
Lock Mode
Press and hold the trigger to enter Lock mode
In this mode, the camera will keep facing the same direction no matter how the handle moves
Lock mode is useful for shots that involve tracking or pan follow
Sport Mode
Press and hold the M button to enable Sport mode
In which the gimbal tracks a quickly moving subject
If you need to remain in Sport mode, press the trigger twice while holding the M button
Perform the same action to exit Sport mode
Portrait mode
Press the M button twice or set the Follow Mode on the touchscreen to Portrait mode
The pan and tilt axes will rotate 90° so that the camera is vertical
Press the M button twice to exit Portrait mode
3D Roll 360
Press the M button three times to enable 3D Roll 360
Or set the Follow Mode on the touchscreen to 3D Roll 360
Where the tilt axis will rotate 90° upward and stand by for a 360° rotation
At this moment, the camera is facing the same direction as the grip
Push the joystick to the left or right
And the camera will make a 360° rotation
Push the joystick to the left or right twice
And the camera will keep rotating at a constant speed
Pres the trigger twice, and the gimbal will automatically stop once it is in a horizontal direction
Press the trigger three times
And the gimbal will automatically stop once the camera view is inverted
Repeat to exit 3D Roll 360
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