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Why would I want to use the 14-42mm? Because it's a zoom. Sometimes a zoom is the right tool for a job.
Zooming in and out will put stress on the gimbal and reduce your battery life even more imo i rather shoot with primes and work with my list of shots! Thats how i learned in film school.Why would I want to use the 14-42mm? Because it's a zoom. Sometimes a zoom is the right tool for a job.
Zooming in and out will put stress on the gimbal and reduce your battery life even more imo i rather shoot with primes and work with my list of shots! Thats how i learned in film school.
the motors will compensate but its gonna put unecessary stress on the motors Its not a heavy duty gimbal like the Ronin.And it´s possible that the gimbal won´t work as it should at all, when u use a zoom-lens.
I tried a zoom on my hexacopter and that didn´t work well..
Awesome dji already tested the lens and it is aproved i did not know that my badThe 14-42 zoom is an approved lens for the X5 by DJI. The make a balance ring for it. It is not ideal as the weight balance changes slightly while zooming. I am not concerned that the weight shift is putting undue stress on the gimbal motors as it does not seem to be a large change relative to the strength of the motors or the tolerances that DJI has allowed with there design. Even the lenses that DJI allows that they say do not need balance rings are definitely not well balanced. My biggest concern with the 14-42 zoom is that DJI does not seem to have properly calibrated the zoom range as the zoom motor sometimes sounds like it is vibrating when it reaches it's limits.
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