Zhiyun TransMount Motion Sensor Remote Controller

TransMount Motion Sensor Remote Controller

Improve your Video Production Quality

So you’ve pretty much kitted out your Weebill-S with the Zhiyun TransMount Wireless Transmitter and Receiver? Then the final piece of the puzzle you are missing is the Zhiyun Motion Sensor Remote Control.

Key Features:

• Improve your Video Production Quality
• Compatible with Weebill-S Gimbal
• A Must for Complex Shot Sequences
• Adjust Camera and Gimbal Settings in Real-Time
• Motion Sensing Remote Gimbal Movement
• Requires Zhiyun TransMount Receiver

Ideal for production teams working on complicated shoots the motion sensor remote control will deliver creative edge to push the quality of your content to new heights.

Exclusive to the Weebill-S

Designed to work with the Weebill S, Crane 3S and the Crane 2S, the Wireless motion sensor remote controller is connected to the TransMount Wireless Receiver (sold separately) to deliver combined wireless camera control and monitoring similar to those used on blockbuster Hollywood productions, for a fraction of the cost.

Requires TransMount Receiver

Connect the remote control to the TransMount Receiver (required, sold separately) and the Receiver to an external HDMI monitor (also sold separately) and you can now control both the cameras and Weebill-S gimbal remotely.

Adjust Camera & Gimbal Settings

Adjust ISO, shutter speed, aperture, focus and zoom on the camera, plus control the direction of the Weebill-S including pan, tilt and roll and other gimbal settings in real time.

Built-in Motion Sensor

A built-in motion sensor within the remote controller allows for a more intuitive shooting experience. The controller enables you to adjust the framing of the shot by simply moving the controller in the desired direction rather than using the joystick.

Perfect for Complex Shot Sequences

The Zhiyun Remote Control for Weebill S with Motion Sensor is well-suited for complicated sequences that require two operators to execute. It allows the camera operator to concentrate on the movement required for the scene, while the remote operator can be responsible for focus and framing to ensure the best possible result.