I don't see any reason why you couldn't use one of these gimbals on the end of a steadicam. I think you'd just need to reverse the top handle and add a mount on the end - and then there's the easyrig - I think they'd make a great combination.

like the sled mt idea for these things love to see samples using slightly longer lenses, say in the 35-40mm (35mm) range

And the chicken cam ad is beautiful.

thx

@tired

Be sure to avoid it. You need good light, carbon and brushless based one. We have links in this topic.

Which would be a good vest and arm to support a gimbal system?

that's a good point Vitaliy, there is an indi arm in the US which has a good reach but most need adjustment to raise & lower.

And for DSLR

by Quaternium.es

Hello SarkyGuitarStudio, we have a Lumix GH2 in this gimbal. we plan to sell it but it is not available now, we probably publish a preorder in 2 weeks https://www.facebook.com/Quaternium

I'm interested as well, @jlcortex.

@mrbill, @kellar42 We have an early video made with the first prototype. We come from multicopters and we are not profesionals in video so it is amateur quality:

@sammy it is not cheap, but they are building a lot of upcoming products around this system. Later on, you can add electronic axis controls, steadicam mounts, remote controls (I think joystick for handle) and much more. I had a nice chat with the product designer today. Also, they are have some cool stuff for Easyrigs in the works that they will anounce in the future.

Here is the Indiegogo Link: http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/flowcine-gravity-one-camera-stabilizer

AND, not to forget: it weights 1.3KG and can carry up to 17kg!