🎥 Steadicam Curve-BK Handheld Video Stabilizer and Grip for GoPro Hero Cameras 3, 4 Black & Hero 5 (Blue): Ultimate Stability for Action-Packed Filming Review

Super Cook product. But it will never be a real stabilizer. Definitely will not work with GoPro 4, 5 or Sessions. I've tried everything and tried adding weights to the gopro and the bottom of the steadicam. At 3 it's well balanced and makes for a better capture, but no matter what, you'll always have that weird shaky movement in your videos instead of shaking. $20 might be better for some, but I can't stand the shaking, swaying, or using an old GoPro 3 camera. So I'm sticking with my Skylab…

I received this product as a used item in stock. This was my first experience of buying a used item and it certainly won't be my last. The package arrived in good condition with all the necessary parts and was not damaged. A physical product shows almost useless use. Pros: 1) The item is very small and easily fits in a backpack. 2) The aluminum curvature is very strong and light 3) The user manual provides instructions on how to use the product 4) Does not require batteries like electronic…

Of course I didn't spend much time getting this to work with my Hero 5. I've seen that an additional weight accessory is needed to cover the rear disc, but thought I'd give it a try without. I couldn't balance it properly, it rocked slightly which resulted in more shaking than just holding the Hero 5 with image stabilization active. I ended up sending it back and getting a gimbal instead. I've done a lot of research on gimbals and don't think any of them currently fit the Hero 5 as it weighs…

This item is amazing for the price! TIP: Make sure the camera is mounted directly onto the mount and you are only using one of the small extensions. In addition, he will not be able to keep his balance. I use it with a Hero4 Black + LCD touch pac (if you have a Hero4 Black you also need a touch LCD to balance it). Finding balance on day one was a mission and a half. And she still rocked a little bit, as you can see in the video I posted. But even with my poor setup, the video quality was much…