Zhi yun Crane M3 Combo, Handheld 3-Axis Gimbal Stabilizer Compatible w/ Mirrorless Camera Smartphone Action Cams,Tripod Phone Clip Included

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The media could not be loaded.  I upgraded from an Hohem iSteady Pro 3 because this gimbal looks more professional, can be used with digital cameras (e.g. Sony ZV-1, which I am considering), ease of use thanks to its built-in touch screen and finally, the video light :-DThe only nitpick is that the side light is only one-sided, so for subjects that are close to the camera, the light is brighter on one side. It would be fantastic if they could come up with a video light accessory that I can attach to the M3 to balance out the built-in one. The included magnetic filters makes up for this nitpick :-)Check out my video to see how to set up the M3 and a video stabilization demo.

This is advertised to work for both Camera and cellphone. I couldn't make it work on my cell phone, tried both iPhone and android

Absolute garbage it keeps going into sleep mode! This is the second one I’ve had that does this! Smh

The media could not be loaded.  Full time wedding videographer here. I am constantly torn between using gimbals and just trying to do my best handheld. The problem with gimbals is they are SO heavy, they are unusable for lengthy periods of time, and balancing them is a huge pain. When I saw this, with the insanely low weight, I had to give it a try. There's very little info on the weight capacity of this, but I can confidently say that it holds my A7siii and 20mm f1.8 no problem. I would hesitate to put anything much heavier on here.. I will try my 24-70 f2.8 eventually.PROS: This thing weighs almost nothing. I can't believe how light it feels with my A7siii... it is one of a kind in that regard. It handles most movements perfectly well, no buzzing or anything. You can see in my little clip that I posted that when you make a big sudden jerk like move, it will sort of fall of axis for a split second, but that was during a violent shake (would happen handheld too). I was actually blown away that It could hold my full frame camera so well. Just make sure its balanced the best you can.CONS: You can see in the end of the little clip that this thing is maxed out in terms of size. I cant go underhand with it, as it hits the eyecup. The balancing isn't perfect on my setup, because im maxed out on some of the balancing axis - although I could spend a bit more time fine tuning to see if I could get it perfect. But you can see in the beginning that it is pretty darn close to perfectly balanced.All in all, if you're like me and hate the way that other gimbals are made so chonky and unwieldy, and dont mind using prime lenses on your camera, give this a try. The sheer weightlessness alone will blow you away, and I can confidiently say this will be used in every single one of my wedding shoots this upcoming year. I am one VERY happy customer.

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I recently purchased this gimbal and gave it as a gift to somebody who was in need of one, but I liked it so much that I had to get one for myself! I decided to go with the bundle that included the bag because I travel and I want a convenient way to carry everything I need.I have been using the gimbal with mostly smaller mirrorless cameras like the Canon M50 and the Sony ZV-E10 and it works really well for those as expected. I recently purchased the Sony A7IV which is a larger body camera and to my surprise this gimbal works great with this camera as well! I have used a lot of gimbals in the past and they really have come a long way in a short amount of time. This gimbal is small and super portable but also has super powerful motors to support the heavier cameras. I also have an older Canon 80D and I tried it in this gimbal to see how it did and it handled it no problem. In my opinion, this is a perfect gimbal to pair with any camera because it is so easy to cary around and is fast and easy to set up.