[Plastic] Been an indie filmmaker for 14 years and I'm amazed at what we can do now with a $500 gimbal. The Ronin s is great. Easy enough to use and figure out if you're accustomed to training on new gear but there still is a learning curve. Take a few days with it prior to production, and if you're using a Black Magic 4 or 6k, get an offset plate for mounting.

[Plastic] A magnificent old-world piece of precision and ruggedness. No batteries necessary, making use of good old-fashioned dependable mechanics to provide you with a rock-solid view. Lenses to dream of, a rubber coating to keep all elements out, and mechanical engineering which made the Germans famous. Warmly recommended!

[Plastic] I have had this gimbal for almost a full year. It has really helped my business growth, because of the added quality in my videos. I highly recommend it though you could probably get by without it if money is a huge factor. It's hard to get the balance right the first time but easier each time you do it. After a year of use (being a little rough) it's seeming to have some slight issues with balancing right. That might be partly my settings.

[Plastic] I got the best binoculars from the best store.

[Plastic] I recomend it.

[Plastic] Is an excellent product, I am very please with

[Plastic] There are a lot of options in the market, but this was the one that seemed to fit my set up and needs best. I have really enjoyed decking it out! It’s a little hard to balance, but once balanced, it’s a great tool.

[Plastic] or an arctic fox chasing mice. Nothing better than these binox, especially as there are no batteries to charge, when in the wilderness

[Plastic] Rarely do I fly my Steadicam without my Zen attached. The precision and accuracy is phenomenal, and calibrating it right after I've found my perfect balance is a breeze. Though I'm not always trying to keep it all green and centered up because ether shot will demand otherwise, I still love having the visual indicator in my periphery (I mount mine below my monitor with a custom 3D printed bracket) because it helps me understand the exact movement that my sled is going through or where it is in space without having to rely on visual indicators on the monitor. The pan function is really interesting but I haven't found a use for it yet. I've already done a software update through the USB-C (which can also be used to power the unit) and it's super easy, gave me new features! The customization on how you can display what axis or axes, or G-forcd even, and define the sensitivity and format of display and everything. So much packed into this simple little rectangle, it's my favorite!

[Plastic] Bought these incredible binos during the pandemic. Since I couldn’t travel, I wanted to travel the universe in my backyard with these binos. I was concerned that the binos didn’t have apochromatic glass and I would see some chromatic aberration on the bright objects such as the moon. These binos have achromatic glass and are very well corrected as I didn’t detect any color fringing on bright objects. The image stabilizer is wonderful, silent and doesn’t require batteries, which is helpful during the colder months. So I really like these binos so far and am looking forward to embrace the winter in the northeast. These binos are truly a Game Changer!