MANUAL AND PROGRAMMABLE MOVEMENT
TIMELAPSE WITH SHUTTER AND EXPOSURE CONTROL
WIRELESS
Developed specifically for use with the DollyCrane and DollyCrane HD PRO, you’ll enjoy endless possibilities of camera movement and control. MotionControl RF allows manual and programmed movements, as well as time lapse modes, stop motion and stop motion distance. Every movement, manual or programmed, may be recorded and stored for later use. There are nine persistent banks and one volatile bank available. Each movement can be repeated up to 59999 times and extended (time extension) up to 99999 times, allowing the user more than enough opportunity to get that perfect shot.
You’ll really appreciate the wide range of speed settings from 0-20cm/sec. and a speed ramp range from 0.5-2.5 seconds. Due to the patent pending, precision counter balance system on DollyCrane and DollyCrane HD family, only one motor is required for all functions of the motion control. The MotionControl System allows the use of the mutli-angled slider to achieve a wide range of unique shots.
Wheel Control
Movements Memorizing
Multiple Modes
Shot on DollyCrane with MotionControl RF
SIX MODES
LIVE MODE
Allows manually controlled camera movement on the slider.
Joystick real-time operation control. Adjustable speed and speed ramping. Every movement can be recorded, memorized and then played a lot of times.
TIME LAPSE CONTINUOUS MODE
Allows for continuous movement across the slider during the time lapse process.
When using Canon and Nikon DSLR’s and the accessory camera control cable, it is possible to control the shutter speed and exposure from the remote control which contains a built-in intervalometer. In this mode, it is possible to set the total movement time, number of shots and control the shutter and exposure of a DSLR camera.
It is also possible to trigger multiple image sequences from the Motion Control. This can be useful for high dynamic range imaging, exposure-bracketed time lapse or multiple constant- exposure shots for noise reduction in the post-production process. The time lapse continuous setting also gives you the option to read a saved track from the memory, or manually set the start and stop position desired.
TIME LAPSE CONTINUOUS MEMORY MODE
Records variable manual movements. This mode is for short exposure time.
In this mode, it is possible to set the total movement time, number of shots and control the shutter and exposure of a DSLR camera. The time lapse setting gives the option to read saved tracks from the memory. The camera does not stop before every shot.
TIME LAPSE CURVE MODE
Allows recording variable manual movements to be used for time lapse.
In this mode especially for long exposure time, it is possible to set the total movement time, number of shots and control the shutter and exposure of a DSLR camera. The time lapse curve setting gives the option to read saved tracks from the memory. The camera stops before every shot.
TIMELAPSE SHOT-AFTER-SHOT MODE
Works similarly to the continuous timelapse mode but the camera stops before each shot.
Set the distance, number of shots, movement time, and control shutter and exposure of DSLR’s. Multiple image sequences for HDR shooting are also capable in this mode.
STOP MOTION DISTANCE MODE
Allows programming distance between each shot with precise accuracy.
Every movement and shot is initiated manually through the controller.
STOP MOTION SHOTS MODE
Allows camera movement with factory settings and programmed number of shots.
In this mode, it is possible to set the total movement time, the number of shots and control shutter and exposure of DSLR cameras with the use of the accessory camera control cord.
