FLYCAM DSLR Nano - HD 11
Re-aach the top plate to the Flycam. Center it, but don't worry about geng it absolutely
perfect yet.
Remove most of the weights from the Base Plaorm, but leave one on each side.
Insert the center post as far as it will go and ghten so it won't slide out.
Hold the handle normally and turn the FLYCAM DSLR Nano HD so that it is horizontal to the
ground. Let go of the stalk while keeping a rm grip on the handle and count how long it
takes to return to vercal again. You should be able to count a good, "One-one thousand,
two-one thousand", before it rights itself. With only two lile weights it might take consider-
ably longer.
Add one pair of weights at a me and repeat the "horizontal to vercal" test unl it falls at
the correct rate. It will probably not be perfect.
You'll get one that's too slow and then you'll add a pair and it will fall too fast. When that
happens, take o the last pair of weights that you added.
Tighten down the weights so they don't slide around.
To get the count perfect, slightly lower the center post that aaches the Base Plaorm with
the weights unl you get the "one-one thousand, two one thousand" count to the vercal
posion.
Fine-tune the le-right, forward-backward balance. You will have to go back and forth be-
tween the two direcons to get the balance just right. Loosen the screw sets that allow the
sled to move le and right. Adjust the top plate so that it is centered and ghten down the
screws like you would a re slowly and alternang side to side.
Repeat for "forward-backward" balancing.
Check to see if your camera is sing level. If not, repeat the necessary steps unl it does.
Pracce walking/movements ensuring your body moon is not transmied to your hands
and then the Flycam and camera.
HOLDING YOUR FLYCAM DSLR NANO HD
When handling your DSLR Steady cam one hand holds onto the handle while the other is used
to gently guide the camera in the direcon you wish to shoot and frame the shot.
For normal shoong, hold the handle in the middle.
For shots that require framing the camera up, down or sideways, hold the handle rmly at the
boom.
Find the hole in the plate that is as close to the threaded tripod mount on your camera as
possible (while you are sll holding your camera's center of gravity to the center of the
plate). Aach your camera (or quick release mount if you have one). Tighten it down so it
won't accidentally rotate.