SMOVE Stabilizer and Powerbank M1 and M2 Tutorial
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In this video, you will see the the different modes that the SMOVE Stabilizer has to offer. You will see the M1 and M2 on the handle and can easily switch between them by pressing on the "M" or Mode button. The Mode 1 or "M1" is what I call the Fixed mode. You can move the handle of the SMOVE and the object on screen will stay there. I can more the handle in 360 degrees and the camera will stay fixed. If you press the Mode or "M" button and switch to Mode 2 or "M2" you will see the camera will follow where ever I move the SMOVE to.
Depending on what you are trying to shoot this is a good option to have.
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Hey guys Butch here with another tip on the SMOVE Stabilizer and Powerbank. Today I want to talk to you about the two modes is has. A Fixed and a Follow Mode. Here let me show you on the controller itself. Right there is the Power button and here is the Mode button. You simply press it once and it will switch from mode to the other. So, what I call Mode 1 is where we are going to start. Mode 1 is what I call the "Fixed" Mode. As you can see, the object in the screen doesn't move. I can turn this base around 360 degrees and it still stays in frame. Now Mode 2, just simply press the button, this is what I call the "Follow" mode. So, where ever I turn the base the camera is going to follow. Essentially, when I lay it on here and go to move it, the camera is going to move. So Fixed versus Follow depending on your situation, are great modes and great things to have. Guys, thanks again for watching I hope the tip helps. If you liked the video please give it a thumbs up, leave me any questions or comments and most of all Subscribe so you will be one of the first to know the next time a SMOVE video goes LIVE.