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If there is mechanical play between the components in the shock absorber, !
vibrations of the overall system may occur.
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In order to use the maximum power of the SRH-3, it must be ensured that all !
involved components are optimally designed for the task.
If you want to read a truly detailed description of Stabilization as it applies to Film & TV,
we strongly recommend the following :
http://www.pv-labs.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/Stabilization-Steering-and-Gimbal-Technology.pdf
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7.5
Drop!
Permanently compensates of the Pan and Tilt for the !
changing lever and weight distribution of the camera, !
when the camera is facing down.!
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If the camera is tilted downwards on the tilt axis, the overall !
length of the camera will be shortened, as well as the weight !
distribution.!
The compressed weight distribution can lead to !
overcompensation of the Pan axis.!
The Drop function will help to prevent this.!
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The motor power of the Pan axis is regulated down in !
proportion to the tilt angle.
Depending of the length and weight of the camera, the !
proportional compensation value can be adjusted from !
0% to 100%.
7.6
Top Down
When extreme camera angles will be reached,
such as 90° tilt down, the entire head and crane
set up may start to vibrate
A higher Drop compensation will be needed.
NOTE
Ensure that the camera setup is rigid.!
The top support bracket will also help to
reduce unwanted vibrations.
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