I I never watch this to the end, but I assume he never resolved the issue. I had the same problem. I fixed it by adjusting the strength of the motors. You can look up how to access the menu, and I just went to max on all axis. Works fine now.
it's because of the weight it's just to much for the gimbal...i have the same gimbal and i am using it with my canon eos-m. With lightweight lens it's working fine but as I put a heavier lens just cannot hold it...try out with a smartphone or a lighter camera see if it does the same thing and try to reset / format the gimbal to factory and after calibration setup the auto fine tune or motor setup either on the smartphone app connected to the gimbal or on the gimbal you have the possibility too... hope this helps :-)
Hi I have a FeiyTech G6 max with a Sony a6600 and a sigma 30mm 1.4. I had a similar problem with calibrating this gimbal. I think you are doing the wrong calibration for the last axis. Lock the first two axes and only then calibrate the last one. This should help a little, but it doesn't solve the problem completely. These gimbals are small and lightweight but can't quite stabilize heavier cameras well. On the other hand, connect the gimbal to the calibration app (Feiyu ON) to make sure that the power of all motors is set to max.
Okay I think I found the solution you have to go to the feiyu application settings and put the motors at minimum because At the beginning the motors are at half, Tell me if it works
Change motor speed in settings and will work fine
I I never watch this to the end, but I assume he never resolved the issue. I had the same problem. I fixed it by adjusting the strength of the motors. You can look up how to access the menu, and I just went to max on all axis. Works fine now.
yeah? everything with the camera and gymbal worked after that right? and did you use the camera remote to control the camera with the gymbal?
having the same issue with iPhone 14 pro max. But the shaking occurs even if there's no camera attached. Returning it tomorrow
Hello, did you manage to resolve the issue?
it's because of the weight it's just to much for the gimbal...i have the same gimbal and i am using it with my canon eos-m. With lightweight lens it's working fine but as I put a heavier lens just cannot hold it...try out with a smartphone or a lighter camera see if it does the same thing and try to reset / format the gimbal to factory and after calibration setup the auto fine tune or motor setup either on the smartphone app connected to the gimbal or on the gimbal you have the possibility too... hope this helps :-)
Motor power setting to the max
I had the same Problem. After setting the Motor power to the max - Problem solved !
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Hi
I have a FeiyTech G6 max with a Sony a6600 and a sigma 30mm 1.4.
I had a similar problem with calibrating this gimbal.
I think you are doing the wrong calibration for the last axis.
Lock the first two axes and only then calibrate the last one.
This should help a little, but it doesn't solve the problem completely.
These gimbals are small and lightweight but can't quite stabilize heavier cameras well.
On the other hand, connect the gimbal to the calibration app (Feiyu ON) to make sure that the power of all motors is set to max.
Motor Adaption
Okay I think I found the solution you have to go to the feiyu application settings and put the motors at minimum because At the beginning the motors are at half, Tell me if it works
Camera is to big not align with gear center mass