If you're interested to see how is the Ronin 4D on the new Tilta Float, I did for you a video : https://www.instagram.com/p/CcLYHCTDqmJ/

Is that using the official Tilta pin and manfrotto plate bracket they just released? It works well but I find it very difficult to get the camera off the float afterwards.

fansdf50142f Posted at 4-11 06:56
Is that using the official Tilta pin and manfrotto plate bracket they just released? It works well but I find it very difficult to get the camera off the float afterwards.

Yes, it is the new pin and manfrotto bracket.

To remove it, I just use my right hand to push on the mecanial arm, and my left hand holding the camera. It's just as easy, no?

Hello there Chapeaublanc. Good day and thank you for sharing these information and this interesting link as well. Again, thank you for your support and keep filming. .

Thank you so much for sharing , great video, how low can you go ? Do you think there is any way to add more range to the Tilta float arm ?

fans8240cd91 Posted at 4-14 05:25
Thank you so much for sharing , great video, how low can you go ? Do you think there is any way to add more range to the Tilta float arm ?

You can low at 50cm from the ground approximately, depend how tall you are, because the arm give you +/- 50 cm of latitude. And I don't see how we can increase it.

Chapeaublanc Posted at 4-11 07:04
Yes, it is the new pin and manfrotto bracket.

To remove it, I just use my right hand to push on the mecanial arm, and my left hand holding the camera. It's just as easy, no?

Are you removing by using the manfrotto release or the pin? I have been using the manfrotto release and find it grabs as i try and slide it. I have also noticed you are mounting it further forward on the Ronin 4D plate than me which looks like it balances better.

DUDE, holy crap. This looks amazing. I see that it mounts on the bottom of the camera. Does that affect the sensors for the z-axis? Like does the tilta camera mount block the sensors at all?

I am trying the 4D amd will have it on the tilta. Does it take out the steps? The z axis is mechanical so there is still a bobble when I walk. Any tips?

A little Mozart and a young unoaked Chardonnay would complete the experience. Compliments au Chef.

If you pray for stability… get a Tilta Float for Handhelds… and then you can pray to yourself… for you will become a God of Smooth.  #tiltafloat #ronin4d #Tilta

Chapeaublanc- How is the back support?  I read some reviews that the waist belt was lacking back support.   

Sonoma.911 Posted at 5-18 09:08
Chapeaublanc- How is the back support?  I read some reviews that the waist belt was lacking back support.

Yes it's right if you use it "raw" it can be very unconfortable. But if you "upgrade" the back support to be a little more up, there is any problem at all.

radcity Posted at 4-23 11:32
DUDE, holy crap. This looks amazing. I see that it mounts on the bottom of the camera. Does that affect the sensors for the z-axis? Like does the tilta camera mount block the sensors at all?

would like to know this as well. seems it does?

Master, check my additional notes on your instagram post on hanging the 4D under the float arm at chest level with a 180 on the belt and back support pointing down.

Java McPhearson Posted at 7-31 16:56
Master, check my additional notes on your instagram post on hanging the 4D under the float arm at chest level with a 180 on the belt and back support pointing down.

Yes I checked it, but unfortunately I don't think it's possible due to the Tilta Arme "pin" conception

Just watched.  I'm considering this and put down my easy rig

Chapeaublanc Posted at 2022-8-9 08:40
Yes I checked it, but unfortunately I don't think it's possible due to the Tilta Arme "pin" conception

I am an idiot. The whole reason to hang the camera was to not block the sensors underneath. Just mount the Manfroto plate sideways in the back. The weight shift is negligible and all sensors can see ground.