This table summarises
my » ‘lightweight’
motorised panorama setup (suitable for wearing on a bicycle, so the
tripod has to fit inside the bag), as of December 2024.
See
Syrp Genie II Notes for background.
I’m still looking for a lighter motorised pan-tilt head ... [Ed:
with some success; see DJI RS3 Mini notes]
| Component
| weight g
|
|---|
| Camera: Lumix G90 + battery & SD card
| 537
|
| Lens: Lumix 45–175 PowerZoom + cap & hood
| 242
|
| Syrp top plate & screw
| 40
|
| Syrp pan-tilt head + battery + 45mm QuickLink plate
| 1,456
|
| Leofoto 2-section column extender + 45mm QuickLink socket and plate
| 172
|
| Rollei Mini DC-222C leveller + 45mm QuickLink socket and plate
| 209
|
| Leofoto Ranger LS-253CM tripod + 45mm QuickLink socket
| 771
|
| Accessories (cable, bubble level, spare battery, etc.)
| 122
|
| Contents total:
| 3,549
|
| Veo 37BRM bag + dividers etc.
| 1,207
|
| Total:
| 4,756
|
Notes:
- The above are listed top-down, as seen when assembled.
- A Leofoto 45mm QuickLink socket and plate set weighs 68g (socket
is 53g and plate is 15g).
- The leveller and column extender are optional and can be in either
order.
Putting the leveller immediately on top of the tripod is probably
more stable if using both.
- If always using both the leveller and column extender then one
QuickLink set can be omitted.
- Some useful sub-totals:
779g – Camera + Lens (as listed above)
1496g – Syrp head + top plate
381g – Leveller + extender
2656g – all three above
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