Syrp Pan Tilt Bracket For Genie & Genie Mini

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The Syrp Pan Tilt Bracket for Genie & Genie Minifrom Syrp Pan Tilt Bracket for Genie & Genie Miniallows you to create dynamic 2-axis and 3-axis time-lapse and real-time videos with varied combinations of Genie and Genie Minis. Two individual brackets are included: one to mount a Genie Mini in a vertical orientation onto a second Genie Mini (or Genie), and one to mount your camera. Used together, the two brackets allow you to use the base Genie/Genie Mini to control pan axis, with the vertically oriented Genie Mini controlling the tilt axis. For 3-axis movements, use with brackets in conjunction with a slider-mounted Genie.

For Use with Genie & Genie Mini Combine Two Units for Multi-Axis Moves

Packaging Info
Package Weight	1.425 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	11.1 x 5.8 x 5"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this have auto bulb ramping?

A: Thank you for your question. Being that this is a new item, we do not have full specifications on it at this time. We hope to update the information as we receive it.

Q: 2. Will this work with the Nikon D700?

A: This unit is not compatible with the Nikon D700.

Q: 3. Can you set a timer for a long exposure, ex Setting an exposure for 2 minutes can you set a timer for the desired shutter speed?

A: Yes, when using the Syrp App to control a camera via the Syrp Genie Micro, you can set the shutter speed of the camera. The App allows for shutter speed adjustments from as low as 0.1 seconds to as long as a 12 hour bulb.

Q: 4. I have a 4 pound lens on my 2 pound camera. I want a longer plate to shift the load back on my Genie 2. What is a recommended replacement plate?

A: You could attach a cheeseplate in between this plate and the camera to offset the balance. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=cheeseplate&N=0&InitialSearch=yes&sts=ma

Q: 5. What's the largest lens that can be used with the pan and tilt kit? My longest lens is a Canon 70-200mm f/2.8 II IS.

A: The Syrp Genie Mini II Pan and Tilt Kit can support up to 6.6lbs, so you will be able to use the 70-200mm lens from Canon with most cameras.

Q: 6. Can this be used with Sony cameras?

A: Currently no, but they have mentioned that they'll add support for Sony along the way.

Q: 7. Will a Nikon D850 or a Nikon Z9 have limited range or are they not compatible at all?

A: Both units will work just fine make sure to have the right shutter cables when using each unit.

Q: 8. Can this just be used with one mini mounted straight to the tripod legs for a vertical motion?

A: Hey David, yes, a single Genie Mini and Pan Tilt Bracket can be used that way. Thanks!

Q: 9. There are two pieces in the box; the bottom bracket and the top?

A: That is correct, this will come with 2 brackets with one being for the pan axis and the other for the tilt. You will need to use these brackets with a pair of Syrp Genie Mini Panning Motion Control Systems, B&H # SY320001. https://bhpho.to/2S9GyVs

Q: 10. What cameras are supported? This section is dead both on Manfrotto and Syrp website :(

A: The Syrp Genie Micro is compatible with a variety of cameras that can be found by following this link: https://bhpho.to/3Tsp9pF It's important to note, if your camera is not in the list, it may still be compatible. Reaching out to the manufacturer would provide further information.

Kyle	29/09/2024
[1.425 lb] Nice device, seems to really work well, look forward to using on more projects. Thank you B&H for the great price. 5

anyonymous	08/09/2024
[11.1 x 5.8 x 5"] Product is great, material seems very durable for any weather conditions. I only use with one Syrp Genie Mini and have been easily able to switch between Panning and Tilting options. No issues with the sequence causing and shakes - even when I adjust shutter for sunrise/sunsets - but make sure your tripod head is fully tightened as even in move-shoot-move mode I had to adjust the timer release to around 600 ms to led the tripod head I was using settle. I haven't used the Panoramic feature put plan to capture one for a Milkyway shot soon. Some of the outside screws do rattle around when the bracket isn't secured together with a genie mini and tripod, so I could see there being a concern for some of the screws dropping out if there is significant wear and tear to the outside plastic caps. 5

Guy	26/08/2024
[1.425 lb] Pretty simple unit, Came with faulty battery, B&H replaced no questions asked so I can't complain. 5

Guy	26/08/2024
[1.425 lb] Pretty simple unit, Came with faulty battery, B&H replaced no questions asked so I can't complain. 5

Jeffrey	24/08/2024
[11.1 x 5.8 x 5"] Easy to use with iPhone app. Well built. Charming to watch in action. 5

Jeffrey	24/08/2024
[11.1 x 5.8 x 5"] Easy to use with iPhone app. Well built. Charming to watch in action. 5

KRS	19/08/2024
[1.425 lb] I'm surprised this device hasn't gained more traction. If it's compatible with your specific camera (list readily available online), this little gem backs up every claim made by Syrp. Simple to figure out (if you're the least bit technically inclined), ultra-compact, full camera control. Pretty slick for the timelapse/remote trigger world. And it works in colab with other Syrp motion control equipment. I'm not sure what more you can ask from something the size of a silver dollar. I'm a fan. 5

Jack	05/08/2024
[11.1 x 5.8 x 5"] The Genie 2 is a big step up from the Genie 1 linear. The Genie 2 is powerful and can do straight vertical lifts with DSLR cameras and I've mounted some pretty big lenses on inclines. The app is great to use and the accuracy of step and shoot or continuous movement is excellent. This unit is much faster than Genie 1 and no more slipping rope on inclines. Battery holds up a long time even operating out in the cold. 5

Jack	05/08/2024
[11.1 x 5.8 x 5"] The Genie 2 is a big step up from the Genie 1 linear. The Genie 2 is powerful and can do straight vertical lifts with DSLR cameras and I've mounted some pretty big lenses on inclines. The app is great to use and the accuracy of step and shoot or continuous movement is excellent. This unit is much faster than Genie 1 and no more slipping rope on inclines. Battery holds up a long time even operating out in the cold. 5

Thomas	29/07/2024
[11.1 x 5.8 x 5"] I wasn't too sure about the rope drive when I first saw this but read reviews that talked well of it so I ordered one. I did not order the magic carpet rails. Instead I bought a pair of 6' linear bearing rods from Amazon and made my own dolly sled for $110. That setup is working great for me! I have no complaints with Syrp Genie II and would recommend it to anyone looking for a quality linear motot system. 5