2020-10-18T10:46:03
It's a little difficult to get the right balance. I haven't had the opportunity to utilize it yet.
Jerry F.
2020-07-16T08:24:20
Rated 3 out of 5
Budget stabilizer
This handheld stabilizer works okay for a low end devise. It takes some getting used to. Patience and strength are required to master the technique of shooting video with it. No matter how finely it is balanced, there is still a small amount of rocking noticeable when walking. If you don't have a large budget to spend on a stabilizer, this will do.
DENNIS D.
2020-07-13T18:11:33
Rated 5 out of 5
It will work great in the new Minity camera system I am building!
It will work great in the new Minity camera system I am building!
James P.
2020-04-04T10:05:12
Rated 4 out of 5
Great for the price!
It's really great for the price! I'm a professional photographer and just now getting into real estate video services. With a tight budget and not knowing how much work I'd get in small town I started out with this option. Does take time to balance but that's the case with all manual handheld systems. Would be nice to have an adjustment with a dial, but those are more expensive. Overall it does it's job once you get it balanced properly. Don't expect it to be perfect because it falls in the operator and not the product. It takes lots of practice and skill to master an handheld option which I'm still working on. I did create a video of my first time using it for real estate. Not too bad for first use and I'm improving the more I use it.
Jennifer W.
2020-04-04T09:57:08
Rated 4 out of 5
Great for the price
For the price it's great. This is my first stabilizer and had a small budget. I'm a professional photographer and just getting into real estate video to go along with my real estate photography. It's heavy and feels stronger built then you would have thought for the price. It takes time to balance but I hear that about all handheld stabilizers. Overall it's been doing it's job once you get it properly balanced. It is a workout for your arm which is expected as with any handheld stabilizer or handicam and you have to practice. You won't learn how to use this or any other one overnight. It takes strength and skill which I'm still working on. I posted my very first real estate video using it if you'd like to see a reference. It's swaying a little but that's because I was using opposite hand to guide to much. Worked better when barely touching or not touching at all.
Jennifer
