Conductor SA2.6 Motion Controller

The conductor is the evolution of Indie Moco

The Producer/ creative director says it’s “Smooth as butter”, give me more of that shot! What more could I ask of a Dana Dolly rig, even with my lens at 200mm, we get really great footage!

eMotimo SA2.6 Controller

Order, processing and delivery very reliable as usual. Our customer has tested the controller and is very satisfied and is looking forward to using it soon.

Sa 2.6 Conductor and shark s1 kit

First of all i would like to say that this product is not perfect. But I am very excited about what it does do and it does well. That being said it integrates with my RS3 pro flawless and the ease of use for setting up quick shots is awesome. Granted something like a rhino that you can physically move from point to point would be quicker. Using a PS5 controller is actually quite intuitive. One complaint is i have to set the start and stop limits every time i set it up. But you have to do that each time you change to a separate motor anyways. I broke the locking art of the wire connector on the RSI that connects to the SA 2.6 within 24 hours. Much like what happens to ethernet cables a lot. So be careful. It still plugs in and works just no lock. I'd like to see just the cable for sale because of this instead of buying a new RSI. Also having 3 to 4 axis of motion from the gimbal (if you use the dji focus motor) and 3 FIZ axis if using the tilta nucleus m motors (highly recommend) and 2 extra axis of motion (if you want a slider and possibly a turntable) makes it a full motion system. I picked up a few DIY connectors to test out with other motors. You do not need the slider or a turntable you can do whatever you want if only limited by your imagination. Movements are very repeatable and with the right power supply it can run all day. Setup is not very quick depending on what you plan to use. I have the shark slider kit and if you leave it together all the time setup is quick. But if you need to make it longer you have to change the belt and that takes a few minutes. Swapping the slider motors is very quick and with the 14-1 or 21-2 geared motors you can get vertical movements by sacrificing some speed. If using a dana dolly you need to string the belt every time and there is no vertical movement. all of this can be done without connecting to a computer and it feels like im not locked into a single ecosystem. Though I really love this product it can use a few upgrades. A more robust connection for the RSI, More ports for more motors and axis to control, Someway to remap the controller buttons, flipping the screen on the sa 2.6 does not invert the joystick on it ( so now up is down and vice versa), I cant figure out how to control the 3rd tilta motor (though i may never need to) because its not mapped to the controller. Overall I'm more excited about what this can be. Especially a V2. A firmware update could fix a few things, an expansion module to add in more axis of movement for DIYers, it needs more screw holes and possibly a place to mount a battery or a custom sled to mount to the shark slider.