Turned the standard notion of 50-year Steadicam’s structure, 5-axis spring arm is Nebula’s original design, inspired by the damping system of F1 racing cars.

The effect of double spring arm in contraposition is both rebound and absorbing. But the mass of stabilizer and camera appropriately maintains inertial. Except the intentional tremor, the two spring arms can absorb any vibrations and bounces under payload acting on the vertical axis. With this kind of buffer, reduces vibration, retards speed, makes shooting more smooth even facing hard bumps.

They are just like the vehicle suspension system, on the one hand isolates road noise, bumps, and vibrations, on the other hand provides enough sustenance for stabilizing car body while making a turn. Besides vertical axis, with different spring tension, the two spring arms are also able to filter part of the vibrations on horizontal axis.

Two dovetails are added on spring arm, to show the flexibility of combinations. The standard 1/4 screw hole also makes it easy to carry most of the photography accessories. Every detail we designed is for filmmakers in search of 2 “P”s: professional and possibilities. Double spring arm in contraposition turns the standard notion of spring arms in line, in order to spread bounces caused by photographers’ step while moving over two handles. Thus perfectly reduces the jitter and jerking and improves users’ manipulation of stabilizers.

Includes:

Came Mini Stabiliser Balance Stand Carry Case (Padded) Joystick Control 8 x 18650 batteries (large capacity)

Does not include original charger as in my opinion it is not safe to use. Would recommend buyer purchases a D4 Digicharger (£30) Batteries are fully charged so it could be used straight out of the case.

I have modified the PID settings very slightly in the following way:-

• I have changed the joystick control to allow tilt up and down and left and right roll (default is tilt and pan)
• I have increased power very slightly to try and reduce the amount of bounce and on the setup shown in the picture this proved to be very successful
• I added callibration modes to user settings 4 & 5 for on the fly re-callibration when needed.

These settings can be reversed with a little knowledge of the SimpleBGC software and I would be more than happy to assist potential buyer with this. However, I personally feel these settings make it better and much more usable for run and gun type situations.

Some examples of the gimbal in use can be found in all these films:-

• ( 45 seconds )

£425 - please PM

Thanks, Steve

Any PID settings alterations which might make it work?

Would love to not have to spend more to buy a Tokina 11-16 to make it up and running. Thanks in advance.

The gimbal is on sale now for Christmas holiday with 10% off.

Cheers

I am selling my Birdycam II to get some money for a bigger setup.

It comes with 2 batteries and all original parts and has been working totally fine, since it came back from South Korea a few months ago where Varavon kindly replaced board and motors (or sensors...I don´t know, they never told me. But the wiring striked me a bit different than before. Anyway the main thing is that it works!). I am happy to ship to anywhere in the world.

Here´s a video of it from today:

(out of focus at the beginning, first (and last) time shooting with a 5D III. :D )

€ 1.200 and it's yours!

PS: Sorry for unintentionally breaking the rules just before!

I would really love to know any user experiences regarding the Feiyu G4 for GoPro.

I am interested in:

• Usability
• Battery Life
• Responsiveness
• Ability to change angle

I have seen videos where the Nebula 4000 its ok, another where are deficient. The Pilotfly H1 is in the same line of Nebula, preliminary tests are encouraging, but those videos are made by the manufacturer and dont know the conditions under which they were made, it is always see better user testing in the real world, but its very new. The third option is the Came Mini, but here the price is more expensive.

http://www.cinemountsystems.com/shop/proglide-3-axis-gimbal-stabilizer-ildc-brushless-gimbal-for-gh4-nex-sony-a7-bmpcc/

Im open to another options, but under U$700.

Thanks friends.

1. Tool-less design, simple setup.

2. The wireless thumb controller is capable of controlling the gimbal pan/tilt/roll directions, and the start/stop or focus adjustment of the camera rig.

3. Equipped with a wireless video transmitter,which paves the way of free movement in all directions for the gimbal (no cable interference).

4. Crafted from aircraft-grade aluminum and carbon fiber which ensures an ultra lightweight yet durable product.

5. The customized MOZA intelligent battery can run for 2 hours at least depending on the usage conditions.

6. MOZA case is robust, unbreakable, watertight, dustproof and complete with rolling wheels to allow for easy transportation.

More information here: http://www.gudsen.com/moza-gimbal.html

Some videos footage for your reference.

http://www.instructables.com/id/handheld-camera-gimbal/

Includes a custom case, charger and phone adapter. The gimbal is in mint condidtion.

I am asking $625 shipped with in the US.

http://images.craigslist.org/00T0T_7kj1GzYXMoQ_600x450.jpg

http://images.craigslist.org/01111_9xzvESEVbdh_600x450.jpg

Thanks for looking.

I've watching and virtually all gimbals begin from U$600-700, there is a cheap but with 2-axis and the shake noticeable when the operator is walking.

I have seen examples of these on youtube but I am not sure what else I need to purchase such as a radio transmitter etc.. I have tried to find out info on how to wire these up as it looks like a tidy unit especially for the GH3 with HDMI video out to a monitor.. Does any of our esteemed members know what I need or can point me in the right direction and I will put one of these together and report back on what is involved.. below is a video i have seen showing unit in action...

Cheers

http://www.ebay.com/itm/S6-PRO-UAV-Combo-w-DJI-Wookong-M-Free-Shipping-/271126940723?pt=US_Radio_Control_Control_Line&hash=item3f206ccc33

Only a few videos I've found online and not much in terms of opinion or reviews.

I'm trying to find the cheapest solution for aerial video that still gives good results and I need to be able to fly more than a GoPro. GH2 to 5D range in weight.