3-axis gimbal stabiliser Archive
FilmPower, the makers of the now classic Nebula 4000 Lite pistol grip gimbal stabiliser are demoing their latest Nebula 5100 3-axis gimbal at NAB 2017. We wrote about the new FilmPower Nebula 5100 gimbal a few weeks back here, but just as a reminder for those, who’ve
Even though 3-axis handheld gimbals like the DJI Ronin and Freefly Movi M5 are overall fantastic filmmaking tools, they easily get too heavy to hold for extended periods of time and typically are limited to stabilizing rotation movements only. The Kinehawk Nostromo support system tackles these drawbacks and
ACR Systems release EPIC Open Beta 3.0 firmware for their premium 3-axis gimbal stabilizer THE BEAST. The latest firmware includes better power management, improved and simplified Follow Mode settings, better stabilization accuracy among many other new features and improvements. The latest firmware enhances the user experience and
Three years after revolutionizing the industry, Freefly Systems are back with their next generation 3-axis gimbal stabilizer – the Freefly MoVI Pro! You probably remember the Freefly Systems MoVI M10 promo with Vincent Laforet in 2013, which took the filmmaking industry by storm and literally spawned off a whole
It seems that it’s all about gimbals, drones and innovative stabilisers these days. Smooth camera movement has become extremely attainable these days with all sorts of brushless motor stabilisers popping up left and right. And now, DJI are offering some of their latest for less. In addition,
It seems like the leading consumer ready-to-fly systems manufacturer DJI is taking professional aerial videography to a whole new level, again. With the introduction of the next generation 6 propeller system Matrice 600 and the Ronin MX (an upgraded version of DJI’s 3-axis gimbal Ronin-M) the company continues to push the envelope of
CAME-TV, makers of budget handheld gimbals like the CAME-TV Mini and CAME-TV Single, have added yet another affordable 3-axis handheld gimbal to their lineup called the Came-TV Argo. The new gimbal sports a design reminiscent of the one of the popular DJI Ronin M, with internal cabling, 32bit
DJI – the Apple of drone companies, which recently gave us all a glimpse of what the future of consumer drones might actually look like, recently released a few firmware updates for their Go App for Android and iOS users, as well as a firmware update for
This is the most awesome thing I had seen in quite a while. Below you can find details on how to build your own DIY gimbal support system, as we all know the DJI Ronin and similar 3-axis handheld gimbals can cause quite the strain on your
“Pistol grip” style gimbal stabilisers have been getting a lot of traction in the video world ever since the Nebula 4000 Lite by Filmpower ($699 at B&H) became a popular option for GH4 and Sony A7s shooters. The appeal of single hand operation won over many shooters
One of the starts at this year’s NAB Show in Las Vegas and new favourite gimbal for the mirrorless crowd, the new Ronin M from popular UAV and stabiliser maker DJI just got even better. For those, who by any chance have slept through the past few months, the new
The 3-axis pistol grip gimbal stabilisers seem to have become the next market trend as more and more new options are popping up lately. After the release of Nebula 4000, Pilotfly H1, and the Came-TV Pistol Grip gimbal, now we have another hand-held gimbal from Team Rebel Design called the
So far, the Nebula 4000 Lite has been possibly the most popular lightweight portable gimbal stabiliser for mirrorless shooters who use cameras like the Panasonic GH4 or the Sony A7s. Price at around $700, the Nebula 4000 Lite (which you can now order from B&H) has been pretty much the
The lightweight 3-Axis stabiliser market segment is quickly getting populated with smaller and lightweight versions of existing stabilisers from companies like DJI, Came TV, Letus, DEFY and now Gudsen are coming out with their own lightweight version of their MOZA gimbal – called the MOZA Lite. DSLR
Surprisingly enough, there are not many 3-axis pistol grip stabilisers such as the Nebula 4000 Lite or the Pilotfly H1 available on the market today that provide a reasonable quality, decent performance and are lightweight enough to be operated with a single hand at the same time. Furthermore, considering the
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If not for unmanned aerial systems, this year will be the year of the lightweight and affordable gimbal stabilisers. DJI already have the Ronin, which is probably been the only 3-axis handheld gimbal stabiliser to really challenge the hegemony of the Freefly Systems’ Movi M10 when it
