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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this fit a Movi M5?

A: While we cannot test this combination, it is only our opinion that since this is made for the similar Ronin M, we think the chances are good that it will take the FREEFLY Movi M5.

Q: 2. What is the FOV at 60fps? 180x180?

A: The last answer is wrong, when you shoot at 60fps, it is a 16x9 format. Its not using the full width of the sensor, but it is 16X9. I suspect this was made for if you want to shoot 3d and not vr180. You can simply replace the lenses and shoot whatever lens will fit the m43 mount. That makes the 60fps 16x9 format more useful.

Q: 3. What kind of Battery this camera uses and which one you recommend to buy together the camera?

A: This camera comes with a D-Tap cable which will will allow you to use a battery like the IndiPRO Tools Micro-Series V-Mount Li-Ion Battery (98Wh), BH #INVMP98S. https://bhpho.to/35yKFgp

Q: 4. I might have missed it in the description, but what is the resolution for this camera?

A: The Z CAM K1 Pro Cinematic VR180 Camera will provide the stitching resolution of 4K and 6K.

Q: 5. Is this camera suitable for 24/7 Streaming?

A: I would think not. This type of applications might literally burn-up the sensor. Use Z CAM WonderLive for a less intensive streaming experience.Supported Features:Up to 4K output resolution equirectangular imageSave live stitched video filePreview live stitched videoFacebook 360 Live integratedWeibo Live integratedRTMP live streaming outputQuick User GuideOpen Z CAM Controller, select network mode to Direct, connect Z CAM S1 to PC directly through the Ethernet port.Connect power to Z CAM S1 and it will be turned on automatically.PC should be connected to Internet in order to perform RTMP live streaming.On Z CAM Controller, click the tab Tools and select Z CAM WonderLive, four IP addresses will be detected and shown.Select the below options accordingly:Stitch template Auto adaptation : Configuration file will be generated automatically.PTGui file : Browse to select your own PTGui file deemed fit.Encode Select resolution, bit rate and IDR interval according to network conditions.RTMP Facebook Live : Facebook 360 Live integrated, click to select.URL : Manual input URL to stream.Output Preview : Select this output option to enable live preview in equirectangular format.SDI : Blackmagic Design DeckLink Studio 4K card has been functionally tested and verified. Note that if SDI is selected, all other output options would then be prohibited.Stitched file : Save stitched video (with audio track) to a file.Source file : Save original video/audio streams to four respective files.Note that RTMP, Preview, Saving stitched video could work simultaneously depending on system performance. Press Live to start live streaming.

Q: 6. What software do you edit with? Can you edit in Final Cut on a Mac?

A: For stitching images of the Z CAM K1 Pro Cinematic VR180 Camera, please use the ZCam WonderStitch program.

Q: 7. can you manually control the iris on this camera?

A: Unfortunately you cannot.

Q: 8. how long is this cable?

A: It's roughly 30 feet.

Q: 9. What is the weight of the camera itself (not package weight)?

A: Physical Specifications: Material; Aluminium alloy (full metal housing)Weight; 0.7kg (without lens cover)Dimensions: (L x W x H)125mm x 64mm x 87mm

Q: 10. How close to the camera can the subject be without ghosting or other stitching errors?

A: It is recommended to have a minimum safety distance of 0.8M, but it doesnt imply that it will always have issues. In some cases even 0.5M is fine. Always pay attention to the safety distance between camera and objects.