📷 Neewer Carbon Fiber Handheld Stabilizer - 24"/60cm for Canon Nikon Sony DSLR Cameras - 6.6lb/3kg Capacity Review

I returned my product because it is too stiff compared to the iMorden stabilizer. And the stabilization wasn't nearly as smooth as it was. I also had an issue where I couldn't move the slide left and right as smoothly. For some reason it gets stuck and I had to make quite an effort to move it. I don't know if my device was defective but I have to say that iMorden was an excellent product and a lot cheaper.

Definitely the lightest stabilizer I've ever used and I think it's because of its material (carbon). In fact, its structure is also very good because I mastered it quickly and I feel very comfortable. This must be related to my previous experience, but I'm still surprised by it. It also comes with a carrying bag, convenient to carry. If my friend asked me, I would immediately say the name of this stabilizer!

Suitable for those interested in cinematography and/or blogging as the branded version starts at around $200. The problem I found with the product is the mounting screw that seemed to come loose very often and once you tighten the screw you have to rebalance the camera, just the nature of the machine. Mounting screw "& 3/8". Carbon fiber telescopic shaft. The processing is solid overall.

For a fraction of the cost of the Glide Cam ($400-600), this is a solid performer. It works well with my Canon M series bodies (about the size of the Sony A-6000) and with my Canon 5DmkIII with regular L lenses (100mm and smaller). 5dMkIII is a heavy camera. Customization is excellent and flexible. I installed an ArcaSwiss plate on this airframe...since all my cameras have ArcaSwiss plates. I find it quick and easy to reinstall and rebalance when I make changes. I particularly like the "two-way

I bought this a month ago for mobile video recording. Just this week I felt like I was feeling very good. The stabilizer is not as easy to use as it might seem. If this is your first stabilizer, be mentally prepared as you will spend a lot of time learning and adjusting it (except for smart ones). I don't think my problem is product related as I have no camera experience yet. Practice helps me use it better. Let me talk about the product itself: Pros: - Price - Made from carbon fiber, light…