Pro Camera Stabilizer

[4.35 lb] I was a DJI guy with the ronin-m and the original ronin. Then when I looked into a new stabilizer I was between the Ronin 2 and the Movi Pro. After using both the Movi Pro was the obvious choice. One of the biggest issues I had with the Ronin was just the weight of it. Even with no camera on it it is almost twice the weight of the Movi. I use my stabilizer mostly handheld so the wight is a big factor. even with how light weight the Movi is it can still take quite a payload not as much as the Ronin 2 but if your not trying to run 30lb builds it is more then enough. I run a Red epic package with Cine lenses and a follow focus and it takes that like a champ. Freefly also has tons of accessories for the Movi to help and outfit it in anyway that you could think of. My only issue with the Movi is the top handle takes 4 little (easy to loose) screws that need to be put in every time it comes out of the case. for such an easy quick connect system I figured there would be a better way to attach the handle. I also wish it had the locks that the Ronin 2 has to help in setting up the camera package without it moving around.

[One Setting] Need these with the stabilizer. Makes the camera easier to balance

[4.9 lb] Amazing Stabilizer!

[Neodymium] I bought this stabilizer to pair with a new SVS SB-1000 Pro subwoofer. The subwoofer sounds great, which I attribute in part to the vibration-isolating feature of the stabilizer. I think it's a great value for the money.

[Latch] Good item, it fits my camera and stabilizer well. The most important thing is I love this color!

[6.3 x 5 x 2.6"] Works very well with the glidegear 6002 system also. Exact same size as the camera plate on glidegear stabilizer.

Works very well with the glidegear 6002 system also. Exact same size as the camera plate on glidegear stabilizer.

This stabilizer is exactly what I needed to make professional videos.

[1.29 lb] This stabilizer is exactly what I needed to make professional videos.

[4.45 lb] This is a great camera stabilizer. I bought it to use with the t2i, and so far its worked great it does take a little practice and some time to find the right balance. but its worth it the shots turn out great once you get those two things down. I use the t2i with a battery grip and quick release plate along with the tamron 17-50 2.8 and it was still a little on the light side. The HD 1000 would be a better choice for the canon rebel series, unless you can get the weight heavier with lens, battery grip, ect. Overall a great product would defiantly recommend!