The Syrp Genie II Liniear is a motorized linear motion control head designed for time-lapse photography and videography supporting cameras up to 11 pounds. Key features include:
10-feet of linear control
Supports cameras up to 11 pounds
Controlled via bluetooth mobile devices
Advanced time-lapse camera control features
10-foot Linear Control. The Genie II is a wholly new design from Syrp but builds atop the features found on the already versatile Syrp Genie. The Genie II linear head performs just the linear function of the previous Genie. Users can attach the head to a slider of their choosing for motion-controlled slider moves. For a full three-axis setup that’s ready to mount on your slider, you can also add the Syrp Genie II Motorized Pan/Tilt Head to your cart.
Time-Lapse, Panorama, & Video Modes. Syrp has included powerful tools for photographers and videographers alike. Attaching a camera with the correct connection cable (not included) gives the Genie II control over the shutter for standard time-lapse and HDR timelapse shots. Movement can be controlled live for smooth video shots, and if you really want to dig in, multi-point moves can be programmed with keyframe support.
Wireless App Control. Of course, the head can be controlled with on-device controls, but connect your wireless device via bluetooth to open the full functionality of the Genie II. The app has been completely redesigned for this product and let’s you select from presets or design custom shots quickly and easily.
Swappable Li-ion Battery. New to the Genie II is a removable battery for extending shoots without breaking for a recharge. The 2600mAh battery will run the Genie for 24 hours for time-lapse photography and about 6 hours for video moves. Recharging the battery will take around 4 hours.
Camera Compatibility. The Syrp Genie II is compatible with a wide range of camera systems. Most cameras with electronic shutter release ports can be controlled via a 2.5mm sync port adapter cable, and as long as your camera is no more than 11 pounds, the head can be used in a fully vertical orientation. Cameras weighing up to 16.5 pounds can be used when remaining horizontal.
