PROAIM Compass 360° Photo Booth Rotating Camera Platform (DL-CMPS-01)

What's In The Box

Please inspect the contents of your shipped package to ensure you have received everything that is listed below.

• Dolly Base Leg: A central hub with multiple radial arms, each ending in a wheel, forming the base of the platform. [Image: Dolly Base Leg assembly]
• Top Plate: A circular, flat plate with mounting holes, designed to sit atop the base. [Image: Top Plate]
• Ball Head: A compact camera mount with a ball joint for flexible positioning, designed to attach to the platform. [Image: Ball Head unit]
• Rods: Several cylindrical metal rods used to connect components and provide structural support. [Image: Rods]
• Hardware:
  • 4x (Size: 6x10mm Allen Button) [tool: Allen Button Bolt]
  • 5x (Size: 6x15mm Pan Phillips) [tool: Pan Phillips Bolt]
  • 1x 4mm Allen key [tool: Allen Key ⚙️]

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Compass 360° Camera Platform Setup

1. Insert the rod into the 360° rod adapter of the Dolly Base Leg. [Image: Hand inserting a rod into a central hub slot on the Dolly Base Leg. [highlighted area] indicates the insertion point.]
2. Insert the second rod into the other side of the 360° rod adapter of the dolly base leg. [Image: Second rod being inserted into another slot on the Dolly Base Leg hub. [highlighted area] indicates the insertion point.]
3. Insert the Allen bolts to secure both the rods with the dolly base leg. [Image: Hand inserting Allen bolts into holes near the rod insertion points on the Dolly Base Leg hub. [highlighted area] indicates bolt insertion.]
4. Tighten all the Allen bolts properly with the help of the Allen key. [Image: Hand using the 4mm Allen key ⚙️ to tighten the bolts. [highlighted area] shows the Allen key turning a bolt.]
5. Place the Top Plate onto the 360° rod adapter, as shown in the image. [Image: Top Plate being placed onto the assembled base legs and hub. Two views are provided.]
6. Then properly insert all the Pan Phillips bolts into the Top Plate and tighten them with the help of a screwdriver. [Image: Hand using a screwdriver ? to tighten Pan Phillips bolts through the Top Plate into the hub below. [highlighted area] shows the screwdriver action.]
7. Remove any shipping bolts from the top surface of the Top Plate using the Allen key. [Image: Hand using an Allen key ⚙️ to remove bolts from the top surface of the Top Plate.]
8. Place a second, smaller plate on top of the main Top Plate. Insert and secure bolts to attach this second plate. [Image: A smaller plate is placed on the main Top Plate, and bolts are inserted through it. Hand using a tool to tighten.]
9. Verify that both plates are securely attached to the dolly base leg. [Image: Underside view of the assembled base with both plates on top, showing secure attachment.]
10. Insert the adjustable angle rod into the designated rod socket. [Image: Hand inserting the adjustable angle rod into a socket on the assembled plates.]
11. Secure the adjustable angle rod properly with the help of the Allen key ⚙️ and tighten the adjustable angle rod knob. [Image: Hand using an Allen key ⚙️ to tighten a bolt, and another hand tightening a knob on the adjustable rod assembly.]
12. The adjustable angle rod can rotate up to an angle of 60°. [Image: Diagram showing the adjustable rod at an angle, with an arc indicating 60° rotation.]
13. Attach the Ball Head to the mounting part of the Adjustable angle rod and tighten it manually. [Image: Hand attaching the Ball Head to the top of the adjustable rod and tightening a screw/knob.]
14. NOTE: The Ball Head facilitates circular movements. Loosening or tightening its knob allows you to adjust its movement according to your needs.
15. With the help of the other knob, you can adjust the movement of the center ball. [Image: Hand adjusting a knob on the Ball Head, with an arrow pointing to the "center ball" mechanism.]
16. Remove the camera plate from the Ball Head by loosening its knob. [Image: Hand loosening a knob on the Ball Head to detach the camera plate.]
17. Attach the Camera Plate to the camera (Not Included) and properly secure it with the help of a screwdriver ?. [Image: Camera plate being attached to a camera body (labeled "Canon") using a screwdriver ?.]
18. Place the camera (Not Included) onto the Ball Head by sliding it over the mount and tighten it with the help of a knob. [Image: Camera with attached plate being slid onto the Ball Head mount and secured with a knob.]
19. Insert weights into the rod according to the weight of the camera (Not Included) for stability. [Image: Weights being placed on a rod extending from the base, possibly for counterbalancing. Two views are shown.]
20. The setup is ready to use. [Image: A fully assembled PROAIM COMPASS 360° Photo Booth Rotating Camera Platform with a camera mounted, and optional accessories like a turntable and backdrop shown.]

YOUR PROAIM COMPASS 360° PHOTO BOOTH ROTATING CAMERA PLATFORM

ALL DRESSED UP AND READY TO GO!

(SHOWN WITH OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES)

Warranty

One Year Warranty

PROAIM offers a one-year warranty for its products from the date of purchase. Within this period, repairs will be made without charge for labor or parts. The warranty does not cover transportation costs or damage resulting from misuse or accidental damage. Warranty repairs are subject to inspection and evaluation by PROAIM.

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Limitation of Liability

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