Owner's Manual

Ronin-S

User Manual

Timelapse

In Timelapse mode, the Ronin-S will trigger the camera

to capture still images with your desired interval time and

will automatically stop when it’s done. You can set up the

desired content duration for the nal output timelapse clip

and your project frame rate so that Ronin-S can calculate

the exact number of images required.

The Push feature on Pan and Tilt axes will be automatically

enabled as you launch the Timelapse feature in the app, so

you can push the Ronin-S to alter camera orientation and

frame your Timelapse shot intuitively.

Tap the Virtual Switch to adjust the camera orientation by

using the virtual joystick.

Motionlapse

Motionlapse allows you to set up to 5 waypoints/key frame

positions for your timelapse shot to add more motion in the

content.

To adjust a waypoint’s position, tap on the waypoint to select it

rst, then simply push the Pan and Tilt axis. You can also use the

virtual joystick to control the Pan, Tilt and Roll axis as well.

To add another waypoint, tap the highlighted waypoint

icon to de-select it and then tap the ‘+’ icon above the grid

map on the right. Then move the gimbal to the next desired

waypoint position. To delete a waypoint, select the waypoint

then tap the trash icon.

After setting up the waypoints, you can either tap the

preview button to see if the Motionlapse course includes

everything you like in the Motionlapse content or tap the

capture button right away to start shooting.

Track

The Track feature is designed to capture video with up to

10 waypoints. The travel speed in between 2 waypoints can

be set as desired allowing you to couple Ronin-S with other

platforms such as a motorized slider or an RC buggy to

automate gimbal movement.

You will need to drag the waypoint icon to alter its position.

The Duration parameter beneath the grid map indicates

how much time the gimbal will travel from the previous

waypoint to the current one. Stay Time determines how long

the gimbal will hold steady at the waypoint position before it

starts moving towards the next waypoint.

When pressing REC on the gimbal, don't use the

camera's native record button.