A new firmware update for the Moza Air 2 handheld gimbal stabilizer (Adorama | B&H) was released two weeks ago with added support for the Nikon Z6/Z7/D850 cameras - see compatibility list (the Moza Air 2 is included in the Z6 filmmaker's kit): Added electronic focus support for Nikon D850, Z6, and Z7 with supported Nikkor lenses. Added adaptive speed adjustment support for Nikon D850, Z6 and Z7. Added aperture, shutter and ISO adjustment support for Nikon D850, Z6 and Z7. Added live view switch support for Nikon D850. Added increment parameter adjustment support and more comprehensive control range for Canon and Nikon cameras. Added autofocus support in video recording for Canon, Sony and Nikon cameras. Fixed other minor bugs. Here is a report from a reader (thanks Kenny): I just wanted to let you know that as of yesterday, Gudsen quietly released a new firmware for their Moza Air 2, the gimbal that is included in the Z6 Filmmaker's kit. This upgrade, which curiously has the same version number as the one before, lets filmmakers control ISO, Aperture, Shutter Speed, and Start/Stop Recording directly from the Gimbal controls, without having to touch the camera itself - this is awesome and makes the Moza Air 2 lack nothing vs the DJI Ronin-S (a more expensive and heavier stabilizer). The firmware update also enables electronic focus pulling, through the wheel on the gimbal (single point AF must be selected in order for this to work). Therefore, PEOPLE SHOULD NOT BUY...
Published By: Nikonrumors - Thursday, 28 March, 2019