Great work dude, the Sony A7iii is a great bit of kit. I never knew it could perform so well for Astrophotography. I usually just mount it to my Gimbal and use it for videography.

Great photographs dude, I love the Canon eos 7d and its a great camera. It would have been nice if you have a suitable 7d gimbal to capture some nice smooth video too.

I totally agree with you on this one, although the image stabilization on the GoPro Hero 7 range is decent, there is no way that it can beat a decent wearable gimbal.

Great content, I always see the Devin Graham Signature Series as the recommended DSLR Glidecam but never knew it was this good.

Great bit of kit, I just wish that it had a higher load capacity so it would be a more suitable DSLR Steadicam.

Some great photographs there, I wish you had a Canon 70d gimbal so you could get some smooth video footage too though.

Great photograph dude, would have loved to see some smooth Nikon d750 gimbal footage of the nature around there.

Great article, I am an aspiring videographer and have been doing as much research as possible. Your article has helped to highlight the pros and cons for me. I have been reading some other videography

Excellent photography dude, I wish you had a 5d gimbal on the trip to get some nice smooth video of it too.

Awsome photographs, wish you had picked up a a6500 gimbal and got some great video footage too.

Great photographs dude, I would loved to have seen some video footage from your GH5 too, especially if you used a gimbal with it.

Have you seen any of the "dog vlogging" videos where the people actually mount their GoPro to their camera when they take them for walks like this one? They are pretty funny and offer a gods

Great post, I have been reading a bunch of articles about planning a wedding recentlya wedding recently and yours definatley helped.

Great post, the d3300 is a solid bit of kit and there are some great d3300 gimbals on the market to improve your image quality too.

Thanks for posting this, I have been looking for the right gimbal for a while but its being a pain even if you read other articles about gimbals that are meant to help.

Thanks for publishing this it really helped, it can be a nightmare to find some real photography tips. Its a minefield out there with a bunch of posts like this one that are basically just common sense.

The Steadicam Volt really is a great bit of kit but I just cant help but thing regular smartphone 3 axis gimbals are better investments.

Great overview, theres no doubt in my mind that the Ronin S is the main DSLR stabilizer on the market right now.

Have you ever tried this with the Redking From Flycam?

Did you use a gimbal for your video? If so, what gimbal did you use? I have been looking for a decent d5200 gimbal for a while so i'm looking for recommendations