Had a chance to test my Feiyu G3 Ultra 3-Axis out for what I wanted it for with my long suffering assistant ;) So much harder to stabilize these shots than the usual bike and ski shots etc. as the movement is continual in all 3 planes on horseback and I've been looking for something for a while for the odd riding holiday promos I do. If you look at 1 min in there I let him go a bit there is so much movement and the Feiyu copes really well, I'm really impressed for what it is. No additional stabilization in post and because it keeps the horizon so well if you de-fish it it looks great so much less warping and popping in the background like you would get warp stabilizing that sort of shot. Need to figure out how to mount it, helmet is too high / too heavy need to be around chest height or hand held like I did but with somewhere safe to quickly stow it. but it's a really nice bit of kit for the money so far.

@5mars - interesting, thanks to google translate

I'm thinking the pre assembled 7500 is good value, worth the risk. Please keep us informed about your progress with the rig

BeSteady ONE Plus

I saw the Allsteady posted earlier, and although I got the AllSteady 5, not the 7, I feel I can hopefuly save others a lot of trouble.

I got the Allsteady 5. I didn't come with any manual – or the extra battery I paid an extra 80 bucks for (still exchanging emails with them about this). I finally got the link to a manual after email exchanges and have been working on balancing and trying it out. This thing is not user friendly. I don't know if it's normal (i'm not too experienced with these gimbals) to not have off/on switches on these things, but if you are making it a matter of disconnecting/connecting the battery – make a connection that is strong and feasible for real use. The one on there is tiny and difficult to put together and apart, and you can tell from the weak connection between the cables and connectors that these would barely last a week through location use. Like I said, I'm not very experienced with other gimbals, so maybe this method is normal. But none the less, its not an ergonomical or strong point for the device.

Once you do get it balanced and connect the battery, the results are sporadic. The light turns on and sometimes it takes forever for the motors to engage and be ready for use.... and sometimes it's just seconds. I balanced it and everything, but maybe there's something I'm doing wrong, I have no idea. The action is definitely not smooth either. I'll keep working with it for another day or two and see if I make any progress, and if there support starts responding to me again. I'll try to update, with hopefully positive, news.

DigitalAircam Gimbal

DJI Ronin vs TurboAce AllSteady 7