How to fix the camera mount?
The main steps for fixing the camera to the camera mount are as follows:
Install Quick Install Plate: First, install a quick install plate at the bottom of the camera. Align the quick release board with the screw holes at the bottom of the camera and tighten them with screws. Some quick release boards can be tightened with coins, keys, or an Allen wrench.
Adjust the gimbal: Next, adjust the gimbal of the tripod. There are usually several knobs on the gimbal, which control horizontal rotation and vertical adjustment respectively. The horizontal rotation knob (usually labeled "17/31") is used to adjust the camera angle, while the vertical adjustment knob is used to adjust the camera height.
Fixed camera: Finally, align the camera with the quick release board with the card slot on the tripod, gently push it, and hear a "click" sound, indicating that the camera has been firmly fixed on the tripod. At this point, you can shake the camera slightly to confirm if it is secure. If you feel a bit loose, you can adjust the knob on the gimbal.
Attention:
Match screw holes: Ensure that the screw holes of the quick release board and camera match, otherwise they cannot be tightened.
Check the locking device: After fixing it, check the locking device of the gimbal to ensure that the camera will not slip off due to looseness.
Increase stability: Heavy objects such as camera bags or water bottles can be hung on the central axis of the tripod to increase stability, especially in windy or uneven ground conditions.
By following the above steps and precautions, you can effectively secure the camera to the camera stand, ensuring stability and clarity during shooting.
