This looks like a great stabilizer for the price. Thanks for the video!

Thanks for the video. Helped me a lot. I use a Neewer too. It came messed up, so I need to get a new one. This one looks very nice and your tutorial was really nice.

As a real estate agent, I just upgraded from a Canon Rebel t3 when the screen failed last summer to a Rebel T8i. Huge difference in camera's ability. I am strongly considering this stabilizer, as the person who shoots my video is not very good and he just raised his prices from $300-350 to $400-500. There is no way I am paying $250 per hour for shooting and $50 per hour for driving.

Nice! I wanted to by this Stabilizer for a long time, but all videos about it didn't show ral footage! Thanks for the video!!

I've been shooting video since 1983 and this is the best stabilizer I've seen, especially for the price. If I hadn't watched your video, I woouldn't have bought it because the price was so low that I figured it had to be crap. It's great to be wrong (sometimes). lol

Nice video-just got one and I'm playing with it. It offers good stability but with more of a handheld feel than a gimbal, somehow. Almost the best of both worlds. I didn't expect that and I'm surprised and pleased.

Excellent review with good points. Thank you!

Very convincing review -- thanks!

I have the Weebill S for work and bought a Neewer Aluminum stabilizer for $36 shipped from Amazon. Just bought it for fun to see how good it is. Also bought a Merlin Steadicam for $55 shipped from adorama. Did my first test video yesterday and it's pretty cool.

I love my Neewer DSLR Stabiliser. It takes awhile to get it setup, yes and awhile to get good footage but like most things it takes practice. I haven't had mine that long but notice I improve every time I go out even if it's just a bit more. I found out it's a bit tricky to use in the wind and end up with unintended wobbles but of course that's where editing in post comes in. I also have the Neewer shoulder rig and it also takes time and patience to get smooth pans etc. It will not let you walk and shoot simultaneously but it is not for that unless you want a hand held look which it will provide. I did a bit of inverted with the Stabiliser to see what it's like and it will do it. I think if you used the flip out viewfinder you could see better where it is pointing but of course you would have to reset it to compensate for the weight of the viewfinder. Good Video I just came across it.

I've had my Neewer carbon fiber a little over a year and think it's awesome! If the wind is blowing that's the only problem..

quick tip! The Sony a6000 is a little too light for this to operate correctly unless you get custom weights for the glidecam! What you can do is put a smallrig cage on the camera and add attachments to make the weight balance out ! :D

Incredible value for money.

Good review, thanks for posting

Just got one of these. All set up as you suggest but can't get that drop to 2 or 3 seconds. Drops very quickly. Canon RP body with 24-70 f4 L lens. I would have thought a bit of friction on the bearing might help with the swaying problem some mention. Very informative video. Regards from the UK.

Great vid and real example. I'm recording some recipes for my channel and I just want the camera steady. I imagine you can't do any type of tilt shots? Am I correct? I may just need a tripod. My Joby 3k creeps down with my 70D.

Have you used this kit with video camcorder e.g Sony nx200? helpful video, thank you.

Thanks! Greate video!

Thanks for the video. I do have several critiques to help, but only if you are interested in my opinions. Keep the videos coming. The main thing is that because of how slowly you talk, it might be good to show the footage with and without the stabilizer right away to keep us interested. Talking slowly is fine but it could be a turn off for some people anxious to get the info that they clicked your video for and not interested in a long drawn out introduction. The sound of the outside video was bad. Keep making videos.

Hi do you know If this would work for a Lumix G7 25mm lense?

how do you keep it from going side to side when walking? I just got mine and when I try to walk it constantly goes side to side. Any tips?

The horizontal axis looks off in the video when using the stabilizer. The horizontal axis handheld was way better but too shaky. Is that a balancing issue with the stabilizer?

Do you prefer the carbon fiber over aluminum, or does it matter except for price?

Any idea if the aluminium version functions any differently to the carbon fibre?

Would this work for canon Vixia hf r40?

footage not shaky but horizon not so good.. thanks for the review !

What's the difference between this one and the Yelangu s60t?

Tnx

good video thanks

Hey i am thinking of buying this stabilizer, how is it shooting inverted? Like upside down for low shots is it possible?

man smile a little you don´t look very happy for your new stabilizer.

This stabilizer "does" indeed have a drop very close to 2 seconds. You're supposed to start counting from zero. Just FYI.

Amazing video plus by my subs and bell....