DJIRS 3 Mini, 3-Axis Gimbal Stabilizer for Cameras Canon/Sony/Panasonic/Nikon/Fujifilm, 2 kg (4.4 lbs) Tested Payload, Camera Stabilizer, Camera Gimbal with Native Vertical Shooting

First gimbal… absolutely worth it! I am glad I started with the mini, obviously it’s a mini, so I wouldn’t recommend to many add-ons to the camera since is does have a tighter build, however, the build quality, the battery life, the functionality, are all phenomenal. The size is so compact it fits nicely in a camera book bag!

Parece buena calidad aunque aún no lo probé llego en 7 días a Costa Rica santa Teresa

It works perfectly

Excelente calidad, tal cual como DJI nos tiene acostumbrados. Muy rápido el envío mediante DHL Express.

I had no experience with stabilizers before I finally bought this after needing one for my last three projects. On the positive side, it worked exceedingly well, producing smooth video far beyond my ability compared with holding the camera without the stabilizer. Be aware, however, that using a stabilizer is physically demanding for any extended length of time because the force of the payload (camera) is at the end of the grip and at the ends of your extended arms, giving it leverage against your ability to hold it in front of your body. I found it best to hold my elbows against my body to relieve the stress on my shoulder muscles. I tried using a belt kit (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07MZFJPY6), but found that it was of limited use because supporting the weight from my waist was only useful when standing still and not when circling the subject or following a moving subject. (see my review)Obviously, the camera's center of gravity needs to be balanced/positioned in the very center of the gimbal in three dimensions: that's why there are three servo motors attached to three arms that can rotate the camera quickly and smoothly to keep the video stable. The problem I encountered with a Nikon Z-7 was two-fold. One is that I needed to use a lens adapter to mount a previous-generation lens. This moves the lens forward, shifting the center of gravity forward. Also, I never noticed how off-center the lens mount is to the left of the body. This makes off-center shift sense when hand-held but not when using the stabilizer.The balancing arms are just barely long enough to get the Z-7 centered in three dimensions because it is slightly top-heavy and to the left of the body center. Notice in the photos how the adjustments are at the very ends of the arm travel. Originally, I was going to use a Nikon 24-70 zoom, but I ended up using a Nikon 17-35 zoom because it is shorter and lighter. Everything worked out, but just barely.Technically, I should have purchased the RS 3 Mini Pro, which has longer arms, among other features, but for my projects, I was unable to justify the difference in price. From an engineering perspective, this was actually successful because it met the requirements without excessive cost.

El costo del envío es muy alto. Por lo demás, todo perfecto, nuevo, empacado y sellado perfecto.

The gimbal will refuse to work after 5 power on cycles unless you sign up for a DJI account, log in, download an app onto your phone (which is not on the app or play store and just a random site download), agree to several long terms of use contracts, pair the app with the gimbal, and allow it to use your location. If you don't have a phone, lose your phone, don't want to agree to the contract, or don't have a phone that supports their app, I guess you don't have a gimbal anymore.Considering this is just a camera gimbal, those requirements are not just annoying and onerous, they are a bit ridiculous.

Fantastic so far! Using with a Sony A7RV and a large 24-70mm GM II lens. Balances perfectly. No issues with the weight of the camera. Will be testing further this weekend using it during a live steam broadcast of some BJJ matches.