Accsoon vs Focus Puller

Accsoon Go is an App for Accsoon gimbal and wireless video transmitter products. With the gimbal, the App can be used to tuning the settings of the gimbal, camera control, gimbal remote control, gimbal calibrating and firmware upgrade. 1. Easy motor tuning With the auto tuning, Accsoon Go can adjust motor parameters automatically based off the camera setup. Also, users can further adjust the Motor Power, Speed, Follow Speed, Follow Deadband, Rudder Speed, and Focus control speed of the gimbal. 2. Creative Photography Accsoon gimbals supports panoramic photography, timelapse, motion control and ultra-wide angle photography, users can easily create high quality creative videos and photos by use the App. 3. Update the firmware When future firmware versions are released, users can update the gimbal firmware by the App. With the CineEye Wireless Video Transmitter, the App can turn phones and tablets into professional monitor. The functions of the App are: 1. Gray scale/RGB 2. Focus Assistant 3. False color 4. Histogram 5. Zebra 6. 3D LUT 7. Waveform 8. Video Range/Limited Range 9. Center Marker/Scale Marker/Safe Marker/Marker Color/Marker Width 10. Zoom In/Out with Pinch 11. Anamorphic De-squeeze 12. Wi-Fi Settings

Control focus on your Blackmagic camera over Bluetooth using LiDAR (for auto-focus) or use a manual control. All of the features can be tested for free for an unlimited time. LiDAR FOCUS CONTROL LiDAR Focus Control is available for iOS devices that have a LiDAR scanner. Simply tap a subject on the iPhone screen, or draw a box around something, and the app will follow it and keep it in focus. REMOTE CONTROL Control LiDAR subject tracking using a second device such as an iPad and see a live video stream and the iOS focus device. Tap to track. MANUAL MODE  Manual Mode will work with any iOS device and solves a common problem when using stills lenses to shoot moving pictures: a limited focus throw. Using this app, the focus throw can be extended, allowing precise control to match that of a lens designed for a movie camera. Markers and optional haptic feedback allow the focus puller to feel when the focus reaches a set point without having to look at the image, making the experience closer to a traditional focus puller. Both of these solutions mean the focus puller can stand and operate separate to the camera operator.