The camera stabilizer dslr glidecamfrom camera stabilizer dslr glidecamis designed to hold a camera and a Glidecam. It is constructed of 1000-denier nylon and features two large exterior pockets for accessories. There is a padded interior divider kit, two foam stabilizer blocks, and a camera cradle for securing your equipment during transport. The smooth-rolling, off-road wheels are ball-bearing with solid steel axles for strength and can be removed to prevent damage during air-travel. A protective zipper facing and non-skid bottom panel protect against inclement weather. The case can be carried using carrying handles or the included suede shoulder strap.

Customizable interior divider kit

Stabilizer blocks keep equipment in place during transport

Non-skid bottom panel keeps case dry

Off-road wheels for easy transport

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this glidecam only for 10 lb cameras?

A: i've seen people using this with gopros, which is probably around 1lb

Q: 2. Are you suppose to have image stabilization in the camera turned on when using the Glidecam?

A: There is no right or wrong answer here. However, if you notice any unwanted shaking, then it may be advantages to turn on the camera's stabilization. Depending on the camera's method of stabilization, it may crop the sensor slightly. That is something to consider before deciding.

Q: 3. What's the difference between this and the Devin Graham Glidecam?

A: The devin graham has more features and can do inverted mode with no problem they say

Q: 4. Can I use this with x-t1?

A: Yes, the Glidecam XR-PRO can be used with the Fujifilm X-T1.

Q: 5. Hey, is this usable for lumix lx 100? 393g. and is it easy to carry around?

A: Yes

Q: 6. Will this work with a C300 or an FS7?

A: This stabilizer has a load capacity up to 10 pounds. The Sony FS7 is 9.9 pounds before you add a lens, it will not work on this stabilizer. However the C300 weighs around 6 pounds, before a lens, and you can even strip it down a bit for it to weight less. It will be possible to use this stabilizer with the C300, if you keep the total weight under 10 pounds.

Q: 7. What is the total weigh of this? I am concerned it will be too heavy with a Nikon D800. Thanks!

A: The Glidecam XR-PRO Handheld Camera Stabilizer is large so it can fly large cameras of up to 10 lbs. Consequently it is large and heavy itself at 8.8lbs. So if you were to mount a Nikon D800 plus a heavy lens like the 24-70 f/2.8 (which together weighs approximately 4lbs/1.8kg) you wind up with a rig that weighs somewhere between 8 to 12 lbs. You may not like that much weight. Be that as it may, the reality is this Glidecam is actually too big for what you want to do. I would suggest the much smaller Glidecam HD2000 Stabilizer System With 577 QR Plate Kit B&H # GLHD2000K (B&H Kit). This stabilizer plus the Nikon 800 and lens would be about 6.5lbs, a much more do-able weight to carry for long takes. Now do understand that these kind of stabilizers rely on you and your operating skills as much as the stabilizer itself to create smooth moves. It does take time to learn how to balance and more time to learn how to effectively fly the rig. (Do not pull this out of it's box on the morning of your first job with it.) I will guarantee you, if you do take the time to acquire the skill, what you get is a very organic, fluid motion that cannot be achieved by other means.

Q: 8. Can I attach a monitor to the bottom? If so, how? Sorry I am new to this

A: You cannot attach a monitor to the bottom of this stabilizer. That is not how this unit is designed to operate.

Q: 9. Can some tell me the difference between the xr-pro and the hd2000? Using a canon 80d 18-135mm .. thanks

A: The principal difference between the two is the payload capacity. The XR-PRO can carry 10 lbs and the HD2000 can do 2-6 lbs. Your Canon 80D with a 18-135mm lens is well within the capability of the HD2000.

Q: 10. Is the top cheese plate removable? If so, does it have a 3/8 -16 thread so I can attach my own quick release, and shave weight from the top? Thanks!

A: The plate is removable, you can attach your own plate - any brand any size- Keep in mind the least weight, the longer you would handle your camera.