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@paglez

Little patience.

We'll have usual special PV terms soon.

There is a price up on FilmPower's product page: $999.00 and that's the same price at B&H (special order only).

I was looking for some confirmation about the "gyros" used in the 4300 and the 5300 model. I saw a 3rd party demo video that clearly looks like this unit uses gyros, but, don't see any info about them. Such as spin-up time, rpms, battery consumption, and noise levels. These are all typical gyro specs.

I am familiar with gyros from high end Steadicam operators using them on really tough shots, as a last resort (wind, shooting from a moving vehicle, etc. -when erratic movements could disrupt the shot) Their weight, noise, battery consumption, etc. were issues

Ohhh, where my comment go? :(

Anyway, is there any news you can give us on this Vitaliy??

PV preorder deal

• 4300 price - $859
• shipping - from September 18th

I have question, after ordering this, will it come with the additional handles??

Wow...I can see this isn't very popular??? :(

I would've been really nice if they made the 5100 Slant like the 4300, the choice of different handles, 5-axis handles, Slant design (so no screen blocking and motor power would make this a really ideal product. Only problem is the Slant design doesn't allow for Battery placement on the arm :(

@Vitaliy_Kiselev @Avril_Lovin Thanks for the videos.

Do you think it is worth replacing the 5100 Slant with the 4300??

Specifications-wise it seems pretty similar!

@Vitaliy_Kiselev Any topics for the upcoming Nebula 4500 perhaps?

It's looking pretty darn good too! :)