The Snoppa Rover Cinema Dolly is the world’s first electric stabilization system for handheld cameras. This innovative device provides a smooth, stable image, making it the perfect choice for film and video professionals. The Rover Cinema Dolly is easy to use and fits most handheld cameras, making it the perfect tool for any production.
This innovative device provides a smooth, stable image, making it the perfect choice for film and video professionals. The Rover Cinema Dolly is easy to use and fits most handheld cameras, making it the perfect tool for any production.
What is Snoppa Rover Cinema Dolly Use For?
In the filmmaking process, there are many pieces of equipment that are necessary in order to create a movie. One of the most important pieces of equipment is the camera. In order to get the perfect shot, cameras need to be stable. This is where the Snoppa Rover Cinema Dolly Electric Stabilization comes in. The Snoppa Rover Cinema Dolly Electric Stabilization is a device that helps to stabilize cameras, making it easier to get the perfect shot.
The Snoppa Rover Cinema Dolly offers an all-terrain electric stabilization system for cameras up to 33 pounds. With a wireless workbench, this cinema dolly is perfect for professional filmmakers and photography enthusiasts alike. The dolly’s built-in joystick makes it easy to maneuver, while the included carrying case ensures your equipment stays safe.
The Snoppa Rover Cinema Dolly has a built-in 3-axis gyroscope and a 3-axis accelerometer that helps to keep the camera stable while shooting. The dolly can be controlled by an app on your smartphone or tablet, making it easy to adjust the camera’s angle while you’re shooting. Plus, the included workbench system gives you a stable platform to mount your camera and accessories.
Check some of Snoppa’s other videos from their YouTube channel where you can see the electric stabilization system in action.
| Folded Length | ~ 110cm (43.3 in) |
| Folded Diameter | ~ 30cm (11.8 in) |
| Base Diameter Range | 92cm ~ 143cm |
| Max Payload | 15kg (33Lbs) |
| Max Speed | ~ 18.6 Mph (30Km/h) |
| Frame Material | Aluminum |
| Working Voltage | 24V |
| Battery Type | Li-Po |
| Capacity | 95Wh x 2 |
| Working Time | 4.5 hrs |
| Interface | HDMI, SDI, USB-C |
| Wireless Range | Max 120m |
| Video Timelapse | 120ms |
| Control Methods | Transmitter, Tablet, Phone |
| Moving Control Methods | Free, Ortho, Arc and Pre-program Mode |
| Framing Control Modes | Keyframe Position, Outline, Manual Outline |
Rover’s software includes Rover’s controls, camera controls, and image previews in a single App, making it a functional wireless workbench. Rover app is available in both tablet and phone forms. Because the tablet version consolidates all the necessary tasks on a single page, you can quickly run your functions without having to switch between screens.
While currently on the market, existing camera dollies can only move and record on a smooth, flat surface without damping the equipment. This makes it difficult for such contraptions to be used in certain scenarios.
Snoppa created a Kickstarter campaign for their product and quickly surpassed their goal of $64k with almost 200 backers raising over $400k with over 20 days to go.
Each wheel is connected to a gyroscopic sensor, Hall sensor, and accelerometer. These sensors can detect rapid changes in Rover’s location, and provide speed data to the brushless motor, which can make corrections within 50 nanoseconds. This ensures steady mobility on any surface.
Each of Snoppa Rover’s wheels comes equipped with an autonomous motor, allowing them to turn a full 360 ° independently. This allows owners of the rover to control it and move it in any direction in any manner they desire for framing purposes.
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