Five-axis stabilizer - a revolutionary breakthrough

Handheld 3-axis stabilizer is a revolutionary product to the film industry. It is so light-weighted and user-friendly and creates more possibilities for photographers during film making and at mean time provides smooth videos. Among those 3-axis stabilizers on the market, the Film Power Nebula series is the most advanced, well-built products but will not make any consumer bankrupt.

However, the 3-axis designs that control tilt, roll and pan cannot address the very crucial part: the vertical axis. We can notice bounces in videos created by 3-axis stabilizers caused by photographers’ steps. To solve this problem, the cutting-edge Nebula 4200 5-axis stabilizer has arrived.

The two spring arms of 4200 can absorb any vibrations and bounces under payload. They are just like the vehicle suspension system which isolates road noise, bumps, and vibrations.

Besides vertical axis, by using different spring tension, the two spring arms are also able to filter part of the vibrations in horizontal axis.

On the construction side, thanks to the high quality material, the highly integrated Nebula 4200 is light weighted but extremely rigid and tough. Even with 2 spring arms which have 20 ball bearings, the Nebula 4200 only weighs less than 2kg (4.4lb), much lighter than most of the 3-axis stabilizers.

some actual footage.

First look of Nebula 4200 5-AXIS DSLR Gimbal. Open Box Quick Balance about 2mins Weight 5-AXIS 1989g Lite 1407g full Box 3068g

Nebula4200 5-Axis shooting at Golden Gate Bridge. Camera: Canon 5D2 Lens: 24-105 Lens Stabilizer OFF

This thing looks nice. Does anyone know if this can do Dutch angles?

That's nice for low shooting, but what about when the camera is reversed in the high shooting position? Is there any place to attach a monitor? A logical place for a 1/4 inch hole would be on top of the battery pack.

Photo from the famous photographer Benjamin Wong, looking forward to his more wonderful videos.

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Nebula4200 and BMPCC Combination Test

Well it's without the spring arm, that should stabilizes the vertical movement. So it's jut the standard 3-axis-version in the video above.

I still see lots of bounds in that review video. I am glad I went with a different competitor's product.

Nebula 4200 5-Axis Gimbal Stabilizer Quick Review