YELANGU Carbon Handheld Stabilizer Cameras Review

Looks very well made with quality components. I gave it to my daughter for Christmas, she seems to like it a lot. Learn to balance now.

Excellent product. Very helpful. But the price is a bit high. Relatively. But the quality is excellent. I will recommend.

Love it! I've stabilized my Canon 5D Mark III with a Sigma 24-35mm f2.0 lens and have made some great short films with it. I would fully endorse this product.

I like the result, great for beginners. I only wish I could adjust the height of the grip, I can't tell you how many shots I had to redo because the grip hits the back of the setting plate from above, especially when firing from below.

This stabilizer has been on my wish list for years and I wish I had bought it sooner. How important is the 3-point axis! Getting the balance right is a bit tricky, but once it's achieved, the video balances out remarkably. Be careful when lowering the gimbal with the camera attached. You must calibrate the camera again, otherwise it will not be balanced.

For someone who has never used a gimbal system, I found it a little difficult to get comfortable. But after two days of YouTube lessons, it's just amazing. Ensures smooth and clear camera work. I will definitely be using it a lot and judging by its looks it looks like it will last a long time. Very happy with my purchase!

I didn't find much to complain about with the Yelangu S60T stabilizer. It can't be compared to the Glidecam, but it gets the job done. The brand seems strong enough. I have a Nikon D5600 and found it too light for Yelangu as none of the included weights could be used. My solution to the problem. After a bit of brainstorming I went to the local hardware store and bought some washers in two different sizes and after a bit of trial and error I found the perfect combination of washers and glued…

This is a great product if you intend to use it very often or for a long period of time. I personally have to go from being a 5 minute videographer to a 3 minute photographer and so on. The stabilizer depends on whether you leave the camera in a state so that it maintains its balance. For every change you make, you need to re-stabilize Yelangu, and that's not as easy as other stabilizers. Take OSMO Mobile 2 as an example. It takes less than 30 seconds to stabilize every time. Now I know it's…