Blue Crane "Introduction to the Sony A100" and inBrief Guide - Combo Pack - Take great pictures with your Sony A100. All you need is this training DVD and about two hours, and you'll have the knowledge and the confidence to create the images you want. The topics are arranged in chapters, so you can move at your own pace, and return later to individual subjects.

Cut weeks or months off your learning curve. This DVD not only gets you up and running with confidence, it explains what the engineers had in mind when they designed the outside dials and controls. You'll come back to this video again and again.

The Sony A100 is a powerful piece of equipment. A solid understanding of its features and controls can really unleash its potential. Once you learn how the camera's components work together, you'll have all the tools you need to capture the best image under all conditions.

This Combo also comes with the In-Brief Quick Field Reference Guide.

The inBrief guide is laminated for long life and protection from the elements. As importantly, the panels are separated by thin strips of clear lamination, allowing the card to be folded easily and stored in your camera bag.

Your inBreif guide won't be a replacement for your manual, but it will remind you of what functions are available, and how you can get them to work for you.

Every inBrief includes a line drawing of your camera with the controls for shooting, displaying images, and general operation clearly labeled. It also has a panel that shows you, at a glance, the camera functions available for each mode dial setting, as well as a cross reference to flash sync modes.

So quit fumbling with the controls, and take control of your camera and the images you want to capture. Blue Crane gives you the answers inBrief.

Be Prepared (To Get the Shot)

Shutter Priority

Aperture Priority/Depth of Field

Depth of Field Preview

Dynamic Range

AF Modes and Drive Modes

Metering and Bracketing

White Balance/Color Temperature

ISO

Using Playback to get Great Images

Understanding Histograms

Exposure Compensation

Flash Overview

Lens Selection

Customizing your Camera

Tripods, Super Steady Shot

RAW Files

Composition

Sony Image Manipulation Software

And much more...

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the Crane 2s have a built in GPS?

A: No, the Zhiyun CRANE 2S Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer Combo Kit does not have a built in GPS.

Q: 2. Can we have a link to the action cam mount for gopro?

A: When working with the Zhiyun-Tech CRANE-M2 S you could adapt a GoPro camera model using the following mount. https://bhpho.to/3MxfJ58

Q: 3. How much does the gimbal (without camera) weigh? I can't seem to find that information anywhere.

A: Zhiyun is listing the weight of the product at 1880g or 4.1 pounds.

Q: 4. Will the Crane 3M support the weight of Nikon D780 plus Nikon 200-500mm?

A: No, We are not aware of any gimbal model that would support the 200-500mm lens. You would really have to test the camera with this payload. Also the Nikon D780 has not been tested on the M3 https://bit.ly/3IZiPO9

Q: 5. Can the canon c70 be mounted on this gimbal without additional weight to balance and stuff?

A: No it can not

Q: 6. Will this work with the upcoming A7siii? Can you adjust the camera settings via the handle?

A: There's no mention from the manufacturer but they usually expand compatibility to Sony cameras.

Q: 7. Will it work with D7100

A: Yes it will

Q: 8. will this compatible with nikon z7ii?

A: Yes, the Nikon Z7II is compatible with the Zhiyun-Tech Crane-M3.

Q: 9. Will the included camera control cables interface with a Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6k, or do you need to buy a separate cable?

A: The Zhiyun-Tech CRANE 2S Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer includes a USB-C to USB-C cable that interfaces with the Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 6K (Canon EF/EF-S) for control.

Q: 10. If any of you who has used the DJI RSC 2, which one is better? Thank you.

A: Zhiyun-Tech and DJI are the leading gimbal manufacturers so their products are very similar. So it is not so much which is better in operation, but which is better for you and your style of working. We suggest doing research so that you find out what are the things you want out of the gimbals. If you want more specific answers, come into B&H Live Chat or email us.