With its robust 3-axis stabilization technology, this gimbal eliminates jitters and shakes from your footage, guaranteeing that it appears as good as possible. The built-in AI tracking sensor on the SCORP 2 is one of its most notable features. Thanks to its state-of-the-art technology, the gimbal can intelligently track objects, maintaining them exactly in frame regardless of their motion. It's like having a personal cameraman to ensure you don't miss anything important. The touchscreen interface is simple and intuitive, making quick adjustments possible. Everything you need to modify the gimbal's characteristics, change shooting modes, or alter settings is only a tap away. In addition, vertical shooting gives social media content producers extra artistic options.

I'm a low-tech guy I'll admit. The FeiyuTech Pocket Gimbal 3 was my first gimbal camera, and I still found it very easy to use. The instructions were very clear and there were also several videos online demonstrating how to use it.

I have used the Pocket Gimbal 3 for several different types of photography and videography, but my favorite use so far has been for recording hummingbirds at my hummingbird feeders. Please watch the video and see how well the Pocket Gimbal 3 works. Take into consideration that I am a novice photographer and am still learning how to use the Pocket Gimbal 3 to its full potential.

I'll be taking the gimbal to Alaska this month and can't wait to see the pictures and videos from the trip. I will add some pics to the review.

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Great product! Loving it!

The hohem iSteady M6 Kit Gimbal Stabilizer is a fantastic tool for real estate professionals who want to elevate their property videos and virtual tours. Its 3-axis stabilization and AI tracking ensure smooth, professional footage, whether you're showcasing a home’s interior or capturing a scenic exterior shot. Lightweight and user-friendly, it’s perfect for creating high-quality content that impresses clients and stands out in the market. A must-have for anyone serious about real estate videography!

Works great Balances really well and makes all of my Video Work look Amazing and smooth. I Love It!

 Overall this is a very nice camera for the price. I haven't tried out the motion stabilizer function just yet but I will do that next. You can't beat the price though for a ultra HD 4k camera. Should be great for YouTube videos or tick tock. Very pleased with my purchase no complaints.

Fits wobbly and has air in the truest sense of the word. In itself a very good product, unfortunately the bayonet in the axis of rotation has a little play between the detent and the end stop. As a result, the adapter rotates a little when it reaches the end point when zooming. The only question is whether it's the same with the original... Unfortunately, I can't compare it. Otherwise TOP !!!

Everything in sight, except lenses and membrane blades is plastic, including the mount. There's no five-axis stabilization in the Sony FE Series II, as the lens doesn't report focus distance. As such, you'll need to be prepared for three-axis stabilization when entering focus into the camera's SteadyShot options. As is usual with this type of lens, we won't find a diaphragm ring or manual mechanical focus, which is what else we wish for. That is, its weight of less than 90 grams and its length of just over 3 cm put it in the record category. Entire bag. Minimalist design that doesn't offend anyone. It doesn't sound on my A7R II when focusing and does it right and fast. Support AF with manual focus by increasing focus range x5 when we enable DMF function in camera focus modes. There is no slag, it fits well, everything is going smoothly. In terms of image quality, it rubs or goes into the “A”. Sharpness and detail at virtually every aperture, great color and contrast, I've turned on Distortion, Vignetting and AC options on the camera and the truth is I can't tell you. Great buy for this price. A vintage manual can be four or five times cheaper if you don't need AF, but forget about the same color and performance. Those aspheric lenses aren't there for nothing, nor does the optical design have anything to do with the ones from a few years ago, that the rear lens is larger than the front for some reason... It's one thing when you're fed up with it, to see high-resolution samples, and another to get them directly. It's hard to go wrong with that goal.