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FLYCAM REDKING VIDEO CAMERA STABILIZER 8
NOTE: Make sure that your “GUIDING
HAND” and “HOLDING HAND” do not touch
either the bearing assembly or the “YOKE”
during shoong. For unconvenonal 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 shoong errac shots.
NOTE: The Flycam Redking Video Camera
Stabilizer being used in dierent ways.
Operang your Stabilizer for extended
periods of me can easily re your “HOLDING
HAND”. If fague sets in while shoong, you
can try operang the Stabilizer with your
other hand. You can also rest for a while by
placing the unit upright on a level surface,
docking the sled (if using the HD Series
Docking Bracket), or by laying it down on the
ground.
When handling and operang your Flycam
Redking Video Camera Stabilizer, always
avoid violent, jerking arm, and/or body
movements. Doing so could cause damage to
the unit, or cause your camera to pull loose
from the dovetail quick release plate.
The Flycam Redking Video Camera Stabilizer
is water resistant. The Flycam Redking Video
Camera Stabilizer does not work underwater,
nor is it waterproof (meaning the bearings
and of course your camera), so avoid direct
exposure to rain or water spray. Also, the
bearings are not sand proof, so avoid geng
dirt or sand into them.
For shots that require framing the camera
up, down or sideways, hold the handle rmly
at the boom.
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