📷 FLYCAM 5000 Stabilizer with Quick Release Plate for Cameras Up to 5kg/11lbs - Includes Free Table Clamp (FLCM-5000-Q) Review

Build quality is good. Difficult to set up without experience with Glidecam. No instructions are provided so you have to watch YouTube videos and practice balancing for hours. I think this product can provide stable exercise video.

Excellent material. However, a very complex method was used. Big, heavy, long, bulky. I think we should try to get a good picture out of this material.

As with all stabilizers of this type, ensuring stability is not an easy task. Suggest lots of exercise. Using it also requires practice. The table clamp also needs a flat surface both above and below. Don't hook it by the beveled edge unless you want your rig to fall off. The quality is exceptional.

Fly Cam did what I needed and stayed balanced throughout the day during recording. However. Fly Cam is a cheap design. The screws are plastic, the case won't last long and I'm afraid the camshaft will fall apart causing the mechanism to fall to the ground. Probably bite the bullet and buy a better sliding cam. If you are on a budget this will work. Note, however, that this product is unlikely to last more than a few shots.

I have no complaints about this product. But it's incredibly difficult for me to use it! I really like the table clamp. This helps a lot to balance the camera and stabilizer. But after balancing it perfectly, I found that when I walk, everything wobbles or wobbles anyway. They say it takes practice and technique. I've watched half a dozen YouTube videos trying to show you how to stabilize yourself. It didn't help much. I had to take out all the weights and replace them with some coins. Maybe my