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Tune MōVI Carbon
MōVI Carbon comes pre-tuned, meaning it will provide great footage straight out of the box! However
some situations may require slight adjustments to these settings; this section will walk through the
available settings and how to get the most out of MōVI Carbon. If you are looking for the default tuning
values; those can be found on pg#62.
Advanced Tuning
Sometimes configurations need to be adjusted in order to achieve a desired look, but can
lead to a situation where users want to return to a known working state. If this happens a
quick reset to MōVI Carbon’s default configuration will solve most issues!
FILTERS
MōVI Carbon has a number of software filters that are applied to remove unwanted signals from the
system. The Filter settings are the second most important setting for achieving maximum stabilization
performance. The purpose of the filters is to eliminate noise and vibration due to structural resonances in
the camera, lens, or gimbal. Setting the filters too high or too low can cause signal disturbances that can
reduce the overall stabilization.
1. Pan, Roll, and Tilt Filters
These control the strength of the filter that is applied to the motor controller signal. The filters
apply to each respective axis individually and can be found under the Main page of the Tuning
menu.
2. Gyro Filter
This controls the strength of the filter applied to the Inertial Measurement Unit’s (IMU) signal.
Adjusting the Gyro filter can be done by going to the “Advanced” page under the tuning menu and
selecting Gyro Filter. This filter applies to all three axes.
Tun n F e s
It will take experience to recognize the symptoms of too-high or too-low filters and some trial and
error to find the optimum values for a particular setup.
1. If the gimbal is vibrating at a high frequency after tuning, increase the filter values.
2. If the gimbal is oscillating or rocking at a low frequency after tuning, decrease the filter
values.
Ho d S en hs
Stiffness values set how much the camera resists moving (with respect to the outside world) and Hold
Strength sets how aggressively the gimbal tries to return to its target position if it displaced. Indirectly,
this also sets how aggressively MōVI Carbon follows orientation commands from a second operator
using a MōVI Controller or MIMIC. Increasing Hold Strength has pros and cons that should be considered
depending on the shooting situation.
Tun n Ho d S en hs
1. To tune hold strength, increase the hold strength of an axis and test its response to a
disturbance.
2. If the axis returns to its original position too slowly, increase the hold strength.
3. If the axis overshoots its original position, decrease the hold strength.
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