www.slashgear.com: If you want to capture epic cinematic sequences, smooth professional documentary footage, or beautiful artistic B-roll, then you might well be interested in a camera gimbal. However, if you're like me, there is also a lot of hassle associated with using a gimbal that might hold you back from using it as much as you might have imagined prior to purchasing such a tool.
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This article made me kinda upset. Like it's a gimbal of course it's going to require work to use. Theres no magic way to ensure that a gimbal is going to not be hassle to use. The person that wrote this probably doesn't understand exactly what the use case of a gimbal is. Because the whole thing is worded like they're using it for every shot of something. There are easier solutions to balanced shots than a gimbal. Smallrig makes plenty of cages for all sorts of cameras that basically ensure stability if you know how to hold the camera right. There are camera backpacks that also ensure stability for more massive rigs. You really don't need a gimbal to get stable shots, and the hassle is worth it. It's also not even that much of a hassle all you need to really do is figure out how to balance something. For the moving almost dolly like shots that you actually need a gimbal for its really worth it
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