Canon
Newer Canon mirrorless cameras are supported out of the box.
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Newer Canon mirrorless cameras are supported out of the box.
That list might not be exhaustive as Canon will probably add the motion data to all their new cameras.
In order to stabilize the videos correctly in Gyroflow, all internal stabilization in camera must be disabled. This includes Lens IS, Digital IS and IBIS.
At this point, Canon's gyro data timing is not always 100% accurate. You may have to do an Auto Sync on some clips.
The list of supported lenses which work automatically in Gyroflow:
RF 20mm F1.4L VCM
RF 24mm F1.4L VCM
RF 35mm F1.4L VCM
RF 50mm F1.4L VCM
RF 85mm F1.4L VCM
RF 24-105mm F2.8L IS USM Z (RF 1.4x or 2x Extender are also compatible)
RF 70-200mm F2.8L IS USM Z (RF 1.4x or 2x Extender are also compatible)
RF CN7x17 KAS T/R1
RF CN5x11 IAS T/R1
RF CN-R 14mm T3.1L F
RF CN-R 20mm T1.5L F
RF CN-R 24mm T1.5L F
RF CN-R 35mm T1.5L F
RF CN-R 50mm T1.3L F
RF CN-R 85mm T1.3L F
RF CN-R 135mm T2.2L F
EF CN8x15 IAS S/E1
EF CN-E 20-50mm T2.4L F
EF CN-E 45-135mm T2.4L F
EF CN-E 14-35mm T1.7L F
EF CN-E 31.5-95mm T1.7L F
Make sure your camera and the lens are updated to latest firmware version.
Zoom lenses are supported automatically, and you can zoom in and out throughout the video, if your lens is on the list provided above.
If your lens is not supported, you have to provide a lens profile manually. You can either find it in the list of community-provided lens profiles, or calibrate yourself by following 🏁this guide.
You should avoid motion blur when recording, read more why in the 📸 Common filming tips and issues.
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