Flycam Redking - Holding Your FLYCAM Stabilizer; Low-Mode Operation

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Holding Your FLYCAM stabilizer
When handling your Redking Video Camera Stabilizer one hand holds onto the handle while the other is
used to gently guide the camera in the direcon you wish to shoot and frame the shot. For normal
shoong, hold the handle in the middle.
NOTE: Make sure that your “GUIDING HAND” and “HOLDING HAND” do not touch either the bearing
assembly or the “YOKE” during shoong. For unconvenonal shots, like ones that require aiming the
camera either straight up or down, or sideways, hold onto the Stabilizer on the lower part of the post, or
down near the weight. This will allow your “GUIDING HAND” to have a greater degree of control over the
Stabilizer while shoong errac shots.
 For shots that require framing the camera up,
down or sideways, hold the handle rmly at
the boom.
 When operang Redking Stabilizer in
Low-Mode, you will not be able to put your
eye right up to the eyecup on viewnder. For
doing so will cause the unit to be restricted in
its ability to stabilize and eliminate camera
shake. You can either use camera’s built-in
LCD Monitor or aach an external LCD
Monitor (Not Included) directly to the base
plaorm of stabilizer. A 1/4”-20 monitor
mounng hole is located at both the front and
back edges of Base Plaorm.
Low-Mode Operaon
NOTE: You can also aach an external LCD Monitor (Not Included) to
the accessory shoe on top of your Camcorder. We believe that beer
results are obtained when you aach monitor to Flycam Redking
Stabilizer’s base, because this way you have to look slightly down to see
the monitor and so, your feet are more visible to your peripheral vision.
This makes negoang obstacles with the Stabilizer safer.