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Hi. I stopped using CapCut not only because, although it is good for some basic/intermediate editing, it has some problems with more advanced videos and also, nowadays almost every function is for pro subscription only. That's why I switched to DaVinci Resolve. But about your video, I remember that something similar happened to me when I edited long videos and with a lot of text, effects, etc. What I did was try to export it, video layer by video layer, and the same for the sound. Also, try to disable some effects, where the video jumps or loses the sound. Sometimes, there is some incompatibility between effects or too many effects, cuts, sounds, and all together. If I were you, I would start thinking about jumping on some more reliable vand powerful video editing software. Hope it helps somehow, and best wishes for your vide9 recovery.

Hi. I don't see any reason why they shouldn't.

I just bought the Ugreen and it doesn't work on my Note 10. When I connect to my phone, a message appears saying This USB device is not compatible. I saw many tutorial but I can't solve that problem

Hope the same doesn't happen with mine, but for now, I'm really happy with it.

I'm really glad it helped you. Thank you.

I actually bought CX31993 and i have weird growing echo with phone calls, but maybe its because i have phone with already audio jack builit-in and some Dolby Atmos app(Motorola phone)

@dev1anceONE that's probably the reason. On my S22 Ultra, that doesn't happen.

I don't know if I got your question right, but have you tried to mount it in vertical mode? As it is presented in this photo? u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZXpFU0Z1fA1ObX9qx08Nsk5Y6elvJmYPiEk

I haven't tried yet to activate that function when I'm using the adapter on my Samsung S22 Ultra. But I'll test them out, and then I'll let you know.

@@MSPACELOG Thanks bro if u do that, im really need to know in which one UHQ upscaler works). I think in Ugreen ones have this function

Hi. I tested all 3 of the UGREEN ones, and all of them allowed me to switch on UHQ function on my Galaxy S22 Ultra, and I could actually notice the sound getting a jump of brightness, I don't know if I made myself clear. But all of the 3 worked great. I just didn't test the conexant one because I dontknow where I stored it. But I guess it should work exactly as the Ugreen ones.

@@MSPACELOG Oh biggest thanks to u bro, because im need to buy that one that supports UHQ Upscalerfunction 😃.

Hi. I've used one from the brand Minifocus. They make some very good and affordable gear. Here is the link for the one I've bought: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_EHjVcxr About the gimbal pack, I would choose the Pro pack. As the AI tracker is a must, and to have this, you will have to opt for the Combo or Pro pack, then, as the Combo doesn't have the travel case, I would go to the Pro. But that's me that I like to store the gimbal in its case for convenience of travel. If you have your own case or don't mind carrying it in a backpack without its own case, it's fine to save a few bucks and go along with the Combo pack instead.

Do you still get sound sync issues on CapCut?

@@MSPACELOG Yes. I am ready to let CapCut go.

@steph5494 Currently, I'm using DaVinci Resolve Studio, and it was the best change I've made. It's not a super easy learning curve but a power house.

@@MSPACELOG I believe that. I love it. CapCut is suspect.

If I remember correctly, you only need the app for the gimbal activation. Everything else, you can do without it.

I'm assuming you're talking about Insta Flow 360 Pro. That one is good for traveling as it is compact and fots in your pocket. Like I said in my video, if you're looking for a compact gimbal, easy to go and flow, and not planning a more professional approach, then the M6 isn't the gimbal for you. But, for me, the M6 is still the best gimbal around. The Insta Flow 360 and 360 Pro has a very nice approach for tracking, but even so, it is far away from the AI Tracking device in the M6 and one of the biggest reasons why is it's brand independent. If you look closer, you can only take more or less the same advantage of tracking on Insta as the M6, with any video app, if you're in iPhone. Android users are left out. Besides that, the M6 AI tracking device still works better. On the M6, you can use any phone you want as any app you want and still track yourself with no problems. Besides that, I don't really trust or like magnetic clamps. Also, the weight that Insta 360 supports is far less than the beast of the M6 can handle. Again, Insta is good for on the go fast shooting and portability. But if you want something for all kinds of purposes, it would be the M6 or the MT2 if you're planning also with cameras. Hope it helps.

Thank you. For that, I would use the Hohem MT2 just because you can use any adapter you want. The M6 is for smartphones only because its adapter is fixed. It may fit action cams, but it would be better if you could try it with some borrowed unit first.

Do you mean the lack of locking mechanism for the tilt axis that I referred in the video?

@@MSPACELOG no the lock at the base at the top of main handle of gimbal

My unit doesn't have that problem but as it look like a hardware problem, only new batches that may come out that could havve that problem solved. Old units that the lock loses its integrity are never going to return to normal. If it is still in warranty, try to send it to repair or change for a new one.

Thank you. I just did the intro using as a sample of what it is possible to achieve with those. Technically, you can achieve the same using the optical lens 3x, 5x, or 10x from your smartphone l, but those lose quality and struggle even more in poor light conditions. That's why I prefer using some external lens with the main camera instead. The rest of the video, as all my videos, are filmed with my 2x telephoto lens. Soon, I'll be making a review of a smoke machine, where I use an Anamorphic lens... keep tunning in, and you will see another great example of the achievable things you can do with external lenses.

You shouldn't grab the gimbal through its arms. It blocks the gimbal and it should be spinning like crazy until it shuts of, to prevent damage. I just do face tracking with the AI tracking device and not through the app, so I didn't experienced that. I just use the app to track objects. But i guess if multiple faces comes by it may get a little confused. Perhaps the need of software upgrade. Try to report to Hohem Customer Support.

I'm all ears to know what you disliked the most and how can I improve the next ones 😉

In some shots definitely, but in others, it's quite handy. But hey, as long you out creativity in it is all that matters. How do you get there is up to you 😉

@@MSPACELOG True

That's a bummer... you can try to buy just the AI tracker, but it is not cheap. I found on Amazon: amzn.to/3vQyEWg. You can also check the Hohem website and try to see if they sell it for an affordable price. If they don't, try their support. There are also used ones in Amazon, but for the price difference, I recommend a new one.

@@MSPACELOG mann that’s so expensive for just a ai tracker whattttt, so you can buy 2.5 ai trackers when you can get one full gimbal set lol

I think i just gotta go with this as I don’t really use the ai so much my goodd but thanks for the help bro!

Hi. This gimbal has an analog stick which you can also invert the positing so you can set, for example, when you go up the gimbal tilts down, and so on. All configurable in Hohem Joy app. it works with any video recording app, but if you are asking if the roll button controls zoom or focus it doesn't. By tilt and pan with the wheel i guess you're saying adjusting the framing as I showed up in my video right? If thats so , yes it is independent. Just press the button two time and you can adjust the roll and frame the composite as you like, with no app at all.

@@MSPACELOG Thanks for the very indept reply! I think this is the gimbal for me hahha. Cant wait to get my hands on this!!!

Gonna try it out, and then I'll give you the feedback 😉

@@MSPACELOG will wait for your reply

Just check it, and it works. I just put my S22 ultra at 10X Optical Zoom, so Í didn't fit in the frame. Pressed recording and then I went into the frame, about a meter distance from the AI sensor and it just recognised the OK sign as always, because it is following you independently from any recording app. So... the result was a short film of a gimbal following my chest :)

@@MSPACELOG thanks a lot 🤗

For me, at least, it packs all the things I need for solo smartphone filmmaking. It is an essential tool.

Definitely, there is more to this adapter than meets the eye. The ones I've tested for my S22 Ultra work properly, but it's a fact that UGREENitself advertises and has two types for different brands and models.

Really appreciate, mate. Took me a lot of effort bringing this one up (thanks to CapCut -> next video in that regard to prevent users from the same issue I had). I definitely tried up the honest review I could. I'm glad you liked it. Cheers

@@MSPACELOG Yor Welcome my friend I love watching the smaller UA-camr channels - their more inventive with their Tech

Thank you for your feedback. I'll have that in mind in my next ones 😉 I've already noticed that issue and tried to sync the audio the best I can, but sometimes it still lags a bit. I keep learning and try to improve a bit at every video I make, and this will is, surely, one of the things I have to improve. Thank you for the feedback, and it is still nice that you tried to watch it anyway.

Thank you for the insight. Just researched it, and the contrary to DAC, which is ADC, definitely exists, and it is what is supposed to convert the sound from microphones, so the phone can pick them up. The thing is, all the connectors just talk about DAC. Perhaps because the majority of people buy them to hear music and not plug lav mics in. So, I'm guessing that most of these adaptors also come with ADC or something else, other wise they wouldn't have worked. I'm gonna buy one ADC and also experiment with some sound splitters I have on the Samsung one to see if it works. Even so... if you're getting cheap alternatives for plugging in your lav mic into your smartphone, those picks I talked about are very good choices. Thank you for the feedback.

​@@MSPACELOG All USB-C 3.5 mm adapters with a DAC very likely have an ADC as well (and the issue with the Samsung adapter is probably connector-related, as @katrinabryce said). It certainly wouldn't hurt if the manufacturers/marketers/merchants mentioned the ADC as well (including its specs; bit rates, sample frequencies etc). (As a side note for anybody who doesn't already know; DAC = Digital-to-Analog Converter, ADC = Analog-to-Digital Converter)

That's s a bummer. This one works for me, but it is actually difficult to find the ones that work as they are supposed to. Miss the days with the normal 3.5mm port... If I find any, I'll let you know.

There are tons of alternatives. Thank you for the insight on that one. That one I didn't try, but now I have four to work with. All the adapters were supposed to work as expected, but no. And yeah, there are some built-in inside of laptops that are really crap ones. But, I'll save that reference for future buys 😉

I have that one on the way the CX31993. Also have one using a realtek ALC5686 coming as well. The periodic rodium uses the same realtek dac and is praised by many. The rodium costs around 50 I believe but I got same chipset from temu for cheap.

It will depend on the kind of shots you will want to take. For establishing shots I would go with a Gimbal and be using a Wide lens. For some more close up shots, a Tele lens, to add more natural depth of field. And, at night I would go for an Anamorphic lens to capture those blue flares that come from the lights. But it all depends, mainly the light source, the situation and your shooting style/idea. For the lens itself it depends on the price side and, consequently, the thread mount. The pricier ones and also the ones that have more quality, unfortunately have proprietary cases or clamps for that specific brand and not the universal 17mm thread mount (you can always ask the brand what is the size of the mount in case of doubt). In this lot I talking about brands like: Beastgrip, Shiftcam, Freewell, Smallrig and Moment. If you go for the cheaper side and don't mind a little less quality or to have to deal with some vignetting (easily fixed in post, specially if you film in 4K), then you can try brands like, Ulanzi, Apexel, Xenvo Pro and Movo. There is also Sandmarc (great quality ones) but I'm not sure if that ones are for 17mm thread.

For that sensor size, I would go with the newer lenses for that sensor. Freewell does a pretty good job with the ones they have. You should also take a look at Shiftcam. Even @iphonegraphers recommend them. Both are on the pricier side but high quality. Cheap ones for those bigger sensors, I didn't find any yet that won't cause a bit of vignetting. Although nothing that a bit of post-processing won't do, the job. Beastgrip ones used to work well tool.

Thank you.

I was just playing with the exposure and the ND filter. Thank you.

Thank you.