The new Manfrotto Axis Modular Gimbal MVG300XM has a revolutionary design that will make more complicated shots easier to achieve. There are two main things you want out of a compact stabilizer. You want the stabilization system itself, the three mounting arms connected to each other that keep the camera floating smoothly in space. Then you want the ability to control it, to make it pan and tilt whenever and wherever you want. Generally, in most compact gimbals these are packed into a single unit, to make for easier build, transport, and battery construction. In the new 300XM from Manfrotto, they've decided to split them up into two discrete units, which is something you'd generally need to go to a much larger gimbal to achieve. Splitting this up opens up a whole universe of other opportunities with the camera that just weren't available before. The key here is remembering how limiting it is to have the gimbal stuck in your hands. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Tuesday, 26 October, 2021