9.5 Camera
To access the Camera settings in the AeroGCS ORANGE, simply navigate to the "Settings" and select the "Camera" section.
As shown in the following Screen
Securing a camera to a gimbal while minimizing motor vibrations can be a challenging task. A gimbal is a support system that enables rotation around a single axis. To maintain camera stability, especially during movement, you can use either a set of two or three gimbals arranged at 90-degree angles.
- Two-axis gimbals provide roll and pitch stabilization.
- Three-axis gimbals offer stabilization for roll, pitch, and yaw.
Various methods can be employed to attach the camera securely to the gimbal:
1. Soft foam padding
2. Rigid foam padding
3. Neoprene tubes (mount the camera on the tube side)
4. Surgical tubing
5. Rubber bands
6. Nylon bolts for direct and firm attachment
7. Velcro straps
Each of these techniques serves the purpose of camera attachment on the gimbal, and the choice depends on the specific needs and preferences of the user.
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