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Zhiyun Transmount Motion Sensor Remote Controller

The TransMount Motion Sensor Remote Control for WEEBIL-S & CRANE 3S from Zhiyun-Tech enables you to view and control your camera while the stabilizer itself is out of reach or to split control between an operator and a camera assistant. This controller requires the use of a professional video monitor and the separately available TransMount transmitter and receiver. It includes an extension plate that connects to your monitor so that the controller acts as a handgrip.

SKU: GC40-C000037

Zhiyun Transmount Motion Sensor Remote Controller

Zhiyun Transmount Motion Sensor Remote Controller

The TransMount Motion Sensor Remote Control for WEEBIL-S & CRANE 3S from Zhiyun-Tech enables you to view and control your camera while the stabilizer itself is out of reach or to split control between an operator and a camera assistant. This controller requires the use of a professional video monitor and the separately available TransMount transmitter and receiver. It includes an extension plate that connects to your monitor so that the controller acts as a handgrip.

The controls on the remote control include a four-way directional joystick, a menu dial, and motion sensor, start/stop recording, reset, mode, live preview, menu, shutter, and power buttons. It also incorporates a zoom slider and a focus/zoom control wheel for use with select cameras or the separately available TransMount Servo Focus/Zoom Controller.

The TransMount Motion Sensor Remote Control for WEEBIL-S & CRANE 3S has an approximate five-hour runtime and can be charged and updated via its USB Type-C port.

Compatibility

Zhiyun-Tech WEEBIL-S

Zhiyun-Tech CRANE 3S

Features:

Video transmission and gimbal control when paired with the TransMount transmitter and receiver and your pro video monitor

Handgrip-style control mounts on your monitor via the included support

Focus and zoom control for select cameras using the separately available TransMount Servo Focus/Zoom Controller

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Zhiyun Transmount Motion Sensor Remote Controller

The TransMount Motion Sensor Remote Control for WEEBIL-S & CRANE 3S from Zhiyun-Tech enables you to view and control your camera while the stabilizer itself is out of reach or to split control between an operator and a camera assistant. This controller requires the use of a professional video monitor and the separately available TransMount transmitter and receiver. It includes an extension plate that connects to your monitor so that the controller acts as a handgrip.

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