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Feiyu MG V2 3-Axis Motorized Gimbal Stabilizer Expired
$369
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B&H Photo Video has Feiyu MG V2 3-Axis Motorized Gimbal Stabilizer (FEMGV2) on sale for $369. Shipping is free. Thanks thawynd
In the box
In the box
- Feiyu MG V2
- 2 x Cross Bars
- 2 x Handgrips
- Handle
- Adjusting Clamping Plate
- 3 x Thumbscrews
- Thumbscrew for Fixing Lens
- USB Connector
- Micro-USB Cable
- 4 x 18650 Batteries
- Battery Charger
- Carrying Case
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Some features of the Feiyu MG V2 gimbal include tool-less design, three motors that rotate 360° and built-in 4-way joystick and function button. The product page also has a YouTube demo video. This also has a limited 1-year warranty. -Corwin
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Specs:
3-Axis Motorized Gimbal Stabilizer
Supports DSLR and Mirrorless Cameras
3.5 lb Load Capacity
Single-Handed & Two-Handed Configuration
360° Rotation for All Axes
Tool-Less Camera Mounting & Adjustment
Fixed Axes and Pan/Tilt Following Modes
Joystick for Angle Adjustment & Settings
Easy Management via Android App
Includes Carrying Case
Specs:
3-Axis Motorized Gimbal Stabilizer
Supports DSLR and Mirrorless Cameras
3.5 lb Load Capacity
Single-Handed & Two-Handed Configuration
360° Rotation for All Axes
Tool-Less Camera Mounting & Adjustment
Fixed Axes and Pan/Tilt Following Modes
Joystick for Angle Adjustment & Settings
Easy Management via Android App
Includes Carrying Case
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It was able to take a Nikon D5300 with a 17-70 on there. Anything longer and you would have to put some kind of offset. The mount mechanism is weird and the horizontal bolt for essentially goes under this metal piece that you can't actually tighten at that point, for this I'd get some kind of offset piece which can be made pretty easily.
Other than that both the monopod mode and the dual grip mode is what you would expect and the motors aren't too bad at handling the weight or jarring movements.
The footage is actually really good and if you pair this with something like a G7X M2 or a mirrorless, it will look even sweeter.
At this price point you can't go wrong.
I also have a Movi M10 at work, so if you wanna talk pro gimbals we can chat about that too
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It was able to take a Nikon D5300 with a 17-70 on there. Anything longer and you would have to put some kind of offset. The mount mechanism is weird and the horizontal bolt for essentially goes under this metal piece that you can't actually tighten at that point, for this I'd get some kind of offset piece which can be made pretty easily.
Other than that both the monopod mode and the dual grip mode is what you would expect and the motors aren't too bad at handling the weight or jarring movements.
The footage is actually really good and if you pair this with something like a G7X M2 or a mirrorless, it will look even sweeter.
At this price point you can't go wrong.
I also have a Movi M10 at work, so if you wanna talk pro gimbals we can chat about that too
I guess I can talk about quirks to make it a fair discussion of pros and cons...
I found the joystick to be rather useless and often times I would just lock and pan the camera myself. Gimbals are generally harder to use in tight turns and you'll be fighting focus more than anything anyway.
My suggestion for most people looking at this, is to pair it with a lighter camera (I mentioned the G7X, but also the RX-100 or even any of Sony's A mirrorless cameras. It will take your footage to another level, imo and for under 400 I think it's a good deal.
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Also the Feiyu actually comes with the rods to make it a dual grip mode which is helpful for some shots as well as a carrying case.
I guess I can talk about quirks to make it a fair discussion of pros and cons...
I found the joystick to be rather useless and often times I would just lock and pan the camera myself. Gimbals are generally harder to use in tight turns and you'll be fighting focus more than anything anyway.
My suggestion for most people looking at this, is to pair it with a lighter camera (I mentioned the G7X, but also the RX-100 or even any of Sony's A mirrorless cameras. It will take your footage to another level, imo and for under 400 I think it's a good deal.
Also, as one other mentioned the joysticks are kind of useless beyond setting up your shot. Really it's a cool device, but know it doesn't replace a steadicam. I don't know if it's strong enough to carry a Sony a7/a9 series camera. The body with lens would be pushing the max weight for this.
its more comparative to Zhiyun Crane . and from reviews ,looks like Zhiyun Crane is better . but you also have to pay 649 for it , which is around 270 $ more then this ...
Thanks. It's on sale for $399 on Amazon which is why I was leaning towards the Zhiyun. Also I'm using a mirror less so the weight will be fine