🎥 Dazzne S40 Stabilizer: 15.75" Steadicam for DSLR Nikon, Canon, Sony, Panasonic - 0.2-1.5kg Capacity Review

1) Tuning and balancing is easy with the built in Bubble Meters. 2) Use a microphone stand while balancing. 3) After balancing, it all depends on your technique, just take a little practice and technique You forget; especially how little you paid and saved $$$ to buy a stabilizer vest to expand your movements. I've tried cheap and expensive electronic stabilizers, they broke, were stiff and "terrible". Don't think about the balancing process, just center the bubble gauge and you're done. 👍

Once your camera is properly balanced, this "stabilization camera" will work as needed, but the user will need to adjust it each time, especially if you shoot and reposition your camera frequently like I did. . The top is not centered, which will confuse you when balancing, but take your time to get it right. The weight is good but I wish there were more variations as even the lightest options on offer were either too heavy or too light. If you are using a Canon or Nikon this is easy for you…

I would say that at first I wasn't satisfied with this product and wanted to return it. This is not for a heavy camera. And it takes time to learn how the stabilizer works and adjust its balance. Support sent me some videos that really helped me to understand what was going on and how to use the stabilizer properly. It's not something you can quickly fall back on. .It needs time to balance the gimble. This is an important part of the nebula. You need time to learn how the gimbal is balanced and

As a film director, I've dreamed of a mechanical gimbal for a long time. At the price of this product I had to try it. Good: It's cheap. To be honest, for the price, few things even come close to matching this product. Quality. The materials are cheap but durable and I don't foresee any long-term quality issues. Results. The results are usually pretty strong from this gimble, buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu. This is obvious to anyone familiar with mechanical gimbals, but anyone new to the field…

I got this by looking at a few different models in the under $100 range and it was pretty good. Comes with a large number of weights to balance the stabilizer. There is also a carry case to store it away when not in use. Some things to note about this stabilizer. Instructions are almost non-existent. So if you've never balanced a stabilizer before, you'll need to turn to the internet for a tutorial on how to do it. Also the bubble levels built into the stabilizer are a good idea but not very…

Dazzne S80 Handheld Camera Stabilizer This is a great addition to my kit, it comes with a quick release plate. I'm thankful I bought this stabilizer because it makes my videos look good without the camera shake that occurs when I'm hand-held. It has a grip and that's ok, it gets very heavy very quickly so it took some time to get used to it after trial use. There are weights on the bottom to balance the camera and prevent camera shake. It takes some practice before the stabilizer becomes…

Bought for use with Sony NEX 5N. It took a while to balance that, but it wasn't too bad. So far I am very satisfied with this stabilizer. The metal construction looks pretty good; It seems very strong and durable. The case/case it came with is pretty good, but I think it's strong enough that I wouldn't need it if I wasn't afraid of scratching the metal. In terms of weight, it can feel a bit heavy depending on what weights you need to use to balance the camera and how far you need to push the…

This unit will look very familiar to you if you have seen or used Glidecam products. I couldn't justify paying over $500 for one of these devices and was very happy to see it at Revain. It is very similar to the Glidecam HD-2000 but is about 1/3 the price which is great for a hobbyist like me. In use this device is phenomenal and allows me to take pictures that look like they were taken at a racetrack. installed sled or drone. No more steps or bouncing videos! :). Setting up and balancing my…