YC Onion CHEESE Motor
YC Onion CHEESE Motor gives you full control over your Chocolate slider with both manual and motorized functions.
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YC Onion CHEESE Motor
YC Onion CHEESE Motor – Full control over your Chocolate slider
Experience the revolutionary YC Onion CHEESE Motor, designed to give you total control over your Chocolate slider. This motor is perfect for filmmakers and photographers who want a smooth transition between manual and motorized operation. With the push of a button, you can switch between modes and customize your recordings with precision.
Features and Benefits
One of the most prominent features of the CHEESE Motor is the bright LCD screen, which provides clear information about settings and modes. The manual lock and unlock function makes it easy to switch to manual mode when needed. Additionally, you can control the motor via an app, allowing you to set start and end points completely wirelessly.
With the CHEESE Motor, you can take advantage of an impressive 5-axis movement, enabling outstanding camera movements and dynamic recordings. It is easy to remove, allowing you to quickly use your slider manually if you prefer. Whether you are working with timelapse or video recordings, this motor has the features you need to take your projects to the next level.
Specifications
- Screen: Bright LCD screen
- Manual button: Lock/unlock
- APP control: Compatible with iOS and Android
- Number of motion axes: 5
- Bluetooth: Yes, for communication with app
Frequently asked questions
Does the product require power supply?
Yes, the product requires a power supply to function.
Can I control the motor via an app?
Yes, you can control the motor via an app that is compatible with both iOS and Android.
What type of screen does CHEESE Motor have?
CHEESE Motor has a bright LCD screen that provides clear information about settings and modes.
How many motion axes does CHEESE Motor have?
CHEESE Motor has 5 axes for movement, allowing for outstanding camera movements and dynamic recordings.
