3-AxisBrushless Gimbal part II

mdifilm

mdifilm

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So the previous gimbal broke and I had horrible customer service. And I got a new one.

We took our new Came-7000 from CAME-TV.com outside for a spin, to test it's quality and sturdyness, and this thing is WAY better than the goodluckbuy.com or ebay's extremegadget product, not to mention, WAY better customer service as well. If you are interested in one, check out came-tv.com
An actual review will come later, for now, enjoy. https://vimeo.com/88721252
 
Nice to see several good reviews. So far my main concern on it is having no housing for the boards :-/ i dont mind building one from scratch
 
You can buy already made. Check ebay and make sure sellers are in your country so in case of break down or returns. Came is all DIY. Here our new video of different stabilizers. Size Doesn't Matter! http://youtu.be/k1Jtf5Tuglw
 
Hi everyone, I took the time and compiled together a full page of references for you to read on if you are interested in assembling your own 3-Axis Brushless Gimbal, I decided to go with Came-7000 from Came-tv.com because their product is sturdy, their customer service is good, and I got the kit within 3 days. Even cinematographer Tom Antos feels this is the best within the price range (under $1k).

So if you plan to build your own gimbal, consider using this page as reference. http://www.mdifilm.com/2013/?p=1291

Enjoy!


 
Great test video and awesome collection of resources. Thanks for putting this together. I've been considering getting one of these, but the setup has me a little nervous and one that's ready to fly is out of my price range.
 
It's not the product. There are many factor in play. In my case, it is not completely tuned, plus we were rushed on just one take, and a certain style involved and using a lens such as the rokinon 14mm
 
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