Review on 📹 Red Steadicam Curve-BK Video Stabilizer Handheld Grip for GoPro Hero Cameras 3, 4 Black & Hero 5 by Harley Franchetti

Steadicam Curve with GoPro camera produces very smooth video look as if the camera is floating in the air. In order to achieve this effect, the steadicam curve needs to be balanced for the GoPro you are using before using it. I use the Steadicam Curve with a GoPro HERO4 Black and after about half an hour I was able to find the right balance. The build quality of the Steadicam Curve is good, small and light enough to fit in a backpack etc along with other camera gear. Mastering with the Steadicam Curve is a simple process, but it takes practice. At a high level, the user should apply minimal finger pressure. This allows the Steadicam Curve to create a floating video effect, unlike a GoPro camera that the user holds firmly in their hands. After you learn how to take photos while walking forward, you can swipe your finger left or right to pan the camera. This creates a very cool look! I've played around with other products that stabilize the camera's image in the past, but balancing the steadicam curve has been a much less painful experience. Of course, balancing a GoPro camera initially takes time and patience, but once balanced, the improved video quality is worth it in my opinion. An advantage of the Steadicam Curve over many GoPro gimbals on the market is that it doesn't require batteries. I still love the GoPro on a gimbal but the steadicam curve gives good results once balanced. I don't do one thing