Same here, we had so many restrictions I couldn't use it as much as I would have liked. Recently did a 4k walkthrough 60FPS with my hero 7. Looks amazing so looking forward to sharing that on the channel soon. Glad my balancing tips helped. Its always the hardest thing about using a gimbal.

Does it still vibrate ?

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Thanks so much.

Yeah but if you leave it set up like that it should be quicker next time round. Unless of course you use other equipment then you have to start over. Glad it helped!

@@Touchtechnologyreview I've taken it out a couple of times just to get used to packing and unpacking it, because I'd like to leave it in its case. It doesn't take long to get used to it once you've got the hang of it. Thanks again

Thanks so much. Glad you liked it. It just has a regular tripod mount thread so you should be able to mount any plate on it as long as it is not too big. The Acra Swiss looks fine to me I use a similar size one and all good.

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@@Touchtechnologyreview I’m digging this video and the price 🤑👍. Awesome footage.

@@Rubster760 Thanks so much. Glad you like it. Finally got to go for a walk around Melbourne! Yes I think it is great for the price. Perfect for iPhone and smaller cameras and action cam's. Moza make some really well priced quality products. 👍

Hi There, so glad you found the video helpful. Here is the full list of cameras suppoted. www.gudsen.com/download/MOZA-MINI-P-Camera-List.pdf?v1 In terms of the cable you would have to check what connection is on the camera and get the right cable to suit it. It could be usbc, mini usb or micro usb.

Nice one. Great gimbal, I've been using it a bit lately on some Melbourne walkthroughs with my GO Pro. So smooth works so well. Here's my latest one if you want to check it out: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gJqkhMWhq6_Kqn0.html

Yeah there is a bit of up and down movement as I am walking along. It is very hard to get rid of that with any gimbal unless you walk super slow. I just shot it as I was walking so I wouldn't look too strange walking through the city. But if does remove most of the movement. Thanks for checking out another video and glad you like them!

I agree. There was a slight movement when moving left to right but seemed 99% perfect when walking forwards. 👍

Awesome. Thanks for checking out my videos and for the sub! Sure thing the video will be here for you when you get yours and need to set up your device👍if you have any difficulty in setting it up feel free to drop me a comment. Always happy to help😊

@@Touchtechnologyreview Hi again. Just wanted to find out where you purchased yours. If you could;d let me know I would really appreciate it. Just want to make sure I am purchasing the correct one.

@@toseetheworld Sure thing, you can get it direct from Moza at the special channel price of $199 using the following link: store.gudsen.com/products/moza-mini-p?sca_ref=356523.Dfvl3No0Vx

@@Touchtechnologyreview Thank you for the amazingly quick response. Much appreciated.

@@toseetheworld Anytime, Cheers!

Thanks so much. Greatly appreciated!

Thanks Stevie. Greatly appreciated! Yeah they can be a real pain to balance. It just requires some patience and a good video tutorial. That's why I spent a fair bit of time explaining it on this video as the manual is never really clear so hope that all makes sense. I think for the price it represents great value and is fine for the iPhone, action cams and pretty much any camera under 900 grams. So if you have a compact camera it is a good option. If you want something that can cover a heavier payload they also have higher models on their website under the pro section. Moza haven't sent me any purchase links yet but I will probably get one in the next few days and I'll update this post when I get it.

Great to hear. Thanks for watching. The apps run well, no issues for me on my iPhone XR on the latest version of iOS14 so imagine it would be fine on iPhone 12 too. I think it is a good choice if you want the flexibility to use other devices such as a go pro or compact camera as well as mobile phone. It is larger than a dedicated mobile phone gimbal but still quite light. Calibration can be quite tricky compared to the dedicated mobile gimbal such as the mini MX but once set up it works really well!

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@@Touchtechnologyreview thankyou

Hey there, I just tested on a similar camera my Olympus OMD EM 10. Same kind of weight and size. to mount it vertically I tried using a Neewer 360 Degree Rotating Panoramic Ballhead this allows you to get the vertical going. However there wasn't really enough room vertically for the tilt and I just wasn't able to balance it. So for me no luck doing it vertically. I would say with the right mount you may be able to do it with an iphone...

Yes I think it would be fine as it is about the same weight.

@@Touchtechnologyreview thanks for your reply 😊

Hard for me to say as I haven't tested the feiyu G6. They do look similar in size and capability. The Moza App is great so that would be one reason at least to look at the Moza. Not sure if the other has such an app.

@@Touchtechnologyreview thanks

Oh interesting. Mine came with the case.

It may need to be re-calibrated. Turn it off and then back on and go in the video at about the 11 minute mark, I talk about how to set up your device on the gimbal and calibrate.

I haven't tested the Zhiyun Crane M2 but I have used the original Zhiyun Crane which works well. The Zhiyun M2 does accept a heavier payload of up to 1.5 Kg compared to the 900 G on the Moza Mini P. But apart from that hard to say which one is better not having tested it.

@@Touchtechnologyreview the crane m2 is weaker not stronger

I can't get my iphone xs to align with the first knob! I keep sliding it back and forth but it my phone still tilts to the right - how do you do it? Pls help thanks!

WHen I feel like I have it aligned vertically - your first step - when I let it go it flops - I have to use the horizontal balance to be able to level it vertically but then when I try to adust the balancing of the horizontal bit and it flops. I can't seem to get it to how you do it - I'm thinking maybe my moza is faulty...

@@SlashR4 A few things to check. First make sure it is turned off before balancing. Second make sure the gimbal is in the right direction on the tripod on the table top so the trigger is facing you as you set it up. You should have the vertical tilt motor on the right and the roll at the back. Once you put the iPhone in the bracket just start with getting it to balance vertically first by adjusting the right and rear levers on the motors. Keep in mind when you get close to balancing you need to be moving it by very small units only a mm back and forth to get it to balance. It can be a little fiddly but keep going, nudging it one way and the other until it stays still and balances. I don't think it would be faulty as it should balance anyway when not turned on. It would only be faulty if after balanced you turn it on and a motor fails. Download the Moza app so once you do turn it on you can calibrate it and test it.

@@Touchtechnologyreview Thank you so much - it was the fiddly bit that I kept over shooting - I finally got it to work now - thanks so much!

@@SlashR4 So great to hear that. I know it really is down to the millimetre, you just need to move back and forth by tiny increments until it stays still. Now that you have done it once, you should find it much easier moving forward. Now time to get out there and have fun! I just uploaded my latest Melbourne 4k walkthrough which I managed to sneak in before they locked us down again.

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Thanks for your feedback! I found it quite reliable and works well for me. I have used it most extensively with my iPhone and GO PRO and gone on long walks for up to 40 minutes. I have done some low shots but not as extensive as my standard walkthrough and panning shots. As a matter of interest did you calibrate the camera and iPhone perfectly so that it stands in both vertical and horizontal position without assistance. I find that if the calibration is out then it can play up the way you describe but if I spend the time to get it perfect it really does seem to work very well.