Has anyone used the Moza Lite Gimbal? Work wants me to select a gimbal to purchase.

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ReelFilmGeek

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Work has put me in charge of selecting a gimbal for us to purchase and originally I was going with the Ronin-M because it was one of the cheaper gimabals that seems reliable and fits are payload (DSLRs, so no way we could use a Nebula 4000).

However I recently was told about the Moza Lite: http://www.gudsen.com/moza-lite.html

It seems to come with some nice accessories (wireless thumb controller for single operator, and wireless video feed for the crew) for a very similar price as the Ronin M. The battery life is not as good (Moza Lite rated for 2.5 hours, Ronin Rated for 6) but the wireless video feed (no hdmi cable to get in the way and throw off the camera balance) and a wireless thumb controller for pan and tilting that is actually out now is exciting. Plus it seems you can actually place the Moza on the ground without a stand which is nice when working as a single operator.

However while this all seems good I have no actual hands on experience with either and would love some input. Thanks guys.
 
Just some advice on purchasing things for work: Remember that down the road, something will probably go wrong and somebody will likely have reason to comment on your gear selection.

DJI takes a lot of flack for support, but the truth is they will probably get that together one day, and it's generally clear they are in the best position to still exist 10 years from now, unlike the vast majority of gimbal manus flooding the market right now.

The Ronin might not be the "best", but it is probably the most well-rounded selection when you take all of the above into account.
 
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