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AFUNTA Pro Handheld Video DSLR Camera Stabilizer Steady Compatible GoPro Cannon Nikon Sony Camera Cam Camcorder DV Smartphone up to 2.1 lbs with Smooth Pro Steady Glide -Red/Silver/Black

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Features

  • Maximum bearing weight is 2.1 lbs.Comfort grip handle.Super gimbal for smooth, accurate motion.Polished chrome counter-weight.
  • DSLR can be used on the Steady Video Stabilizer with light lenses (up to 2.1 lbs total weight of body and lens)
  • Connected to the camera's stud is the international general 1/4 stud,it can fit for universal cameras which have 1/4 screw hole.
  • Mobile phones with a phone clip which have 1/4 screw hole can be used.
  • The handheld portion is not fixed, slight shake is because the stabilizer is being fine-tuned. so it is a normal phenomenon.Balance: Red nut can be adjusted up and down, weight can be increased or decreased, the handheld part used to fine-tune, the three parts work together to adjust camera balance.

Description

The Professional Steady Video Stabilizer is designed for use with camcorders, DSLRs, HD DSLRs, etc. It provides excellent stability and reduces camera vibration during video recording, assuring high-quality, clear videos. Its aluminum alloy construction provides and solid and durable build-quality for long-lasting reliability. Balance: Red nut can be adjusted up and down, weight can be increased or decreased, the handheld part used to fine-tune, the three parts work together to adjust camera balance. It also features a rubberized, non-slip mounting surface so your camera attaches securely; and a rubber-covered hand grip for comfortable shooting. It is the most affordable full-featured stabilizer on the market. 1. Attach camera 2. Adjust counterweight until center of gravity is reached 3. Tighten counterweight to hold in place Founded in 2013, the AFUNTA brand is dedicated to providing innovative, practical and warm solutions for all families. We specialize in four categories: video game accessories, baby safety products, DIY arts and crafts and outdoor tools. Through rigorous research and development and humanized design, every family can have their own happy moments.

Color: Red


Brand: AFUNTA


Compatible Devices: Camera


Product Dimensions: 8.07"D x 2.24"W x 13.39"H


Item Weight: 0.02 kg


Folded Size: 34 cm (l) x 20.5 cm (w) x 5.7 cm (h)


EU Spare Part Availability Duration: 10 years


UPC:


Unit Count: 1 Count


Number of Items: 1


Brand: AFUNTA


UPC: 714532128070


Unit Count: 1 Count


Number of Items: 1


Manufacturer: AFUNTA


Manufacturer Part Number: Camera-Stabilizer


Model Number: Camera-Stabilizer


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 8.07"D x 2.24"W x 13.39"H


Item Weight: 0.02 kg


Folded Size: 34 cm (l) x 20.5 cm (w) x 5.7 cm (h)


Color: Red


Compatible Devices: Camera


EU Spare Part Availability Duration: 10 years


Screen Size: 34 centimeters


Image stabilization: Yes


Exposure Control Type: Manual (M)


File Format: MP4


Iso Range: 100-3200


Light Sensitivity: 100-3200


Media Type: Video


Viewfinder Type: LCD screen


Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant


Video Capture Format: MP4


Video Capture Resolution: 1080p


Maximum Weight Recommendation: 1 kg


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    • very good product for its price point
This handheld DSLR stabilizer is a very, very good product for its price point. It took a little while to get it fully stablized, but once you do it the first time, you can easily remove the camera and put it back with ease. Sadly, there are no instructions that came with this stabilizer, but it was self explanatory. Here is my very simple guide. Know how much weight you need. The more weight you put on, the faster it will swing to the middle. You may need to remove a weight. Make sure the holding stick is directly under the center of the camera. This will make it sit perfectly in the middle, which is what you want. Also, center your camera using the notches on the top, they look like a plus sign. Center it so it doesn't sway in any direction. Next, move the weighted arm in small increments to make small changes to where the camera will point. For the price though, I have zero complaints. I wasn't expecting much from something at this price considering the competition, but it honestly makes all of your shots really smooth. I am pairing this with my new Sony A6300. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2016 by Brandon B.
    • I was very excited to receive this product. I ...
I was very excited to receive this product. I had reservations due to the price and discovered that my feeling was correct. The item seemed to be made well and it was attractive and lightweight. I tried using it over the course of a few days, but could never get the balance right. I watched several Youtube videos where others had the same issue, but seemed to be able to overcome. I was not. I returned the item dissatisfied. It might be me, but this item didn't work as I expected it to. I will look for something more user friendly. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2016 by Martian Creative
    • Make sure everything it tight!
Upon initial set up I could NOT get this thing to smoothly balance. I followed an instructional video on youtube; but it did NOT work. My video with the stabilizer video was even worse than just handheld! There were a couple of questions from folks on the youtube video asking how tight the handle should be. An answer was given; not at all. I can only assume they meant the tension screw with the little plastic 'c' handle. Something isn't right I think; that should be tight, why is it there? When I tightened it, it locked the ball pivot in the socket! I took the whole handle assembly apart. It was Loose. A stud screw threads into the ball pivot hub and then the handle threads on to it. I threaded the stud and tightened it in the hub, then reattached the handle. Next, tightened the 'c' screw tight. PRESTO! The ball/socket was still loose and free. Rebalanced the camera and this thing is silky smooth now! That little bit of slop in the handle assembly changed everything. TIP: the ball/socket has a slot in it. Have that facing you; (the ball socket does rotate freely.) Then you can achieve great low transition shots. While you're supposed to hold the handle upright; I've found if you hold the handle like you might a garden hose that works great too. (The slot has to face you to do this.) ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2016 by DaveInIowa
    • Don’t do it, save your money
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This product is terrible. It has a very low-quality feel. Occasionally, it shifts on its own even after the screws have been tightened. I wouldn't rely on this as it is quite inexpensive. I would prefer to spend a bit more to obtain something that is more dependable. It does manage to keep the camera video stable. I must mention that while recording a video, you won't encounter much shaking, but it still feels extremely cheap, and I don't believe it's worth risking it with an expensive camera. I definitely should have opted for something a bit pricier. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2025 by Eugene
    • but I was disappointed. The screw where the camera/camcorder goes is a ...
I have been taking videos of weddings, quinceañeras, etc. for about a year now. I have been using an "over the shoulder stabilizer," but wanted to try a handheld one. I purchased the Afunta Stabilizer with high hopes, but I was disappointed. The screw where the camera/camcorder goes is a pain. If while trying to screw it in it falls off, you will have a hard time putting it back in there, especially if you have thick fingers. I have a Nikon D3100 and it did not screw in all the way. The camera is loose. What is the whole point of having a stabilizer if the camera will be loose? However, my Canon camcorder screws in just fine. It's a pain to balance, but it balances. However, I didn't think it was worth spending 10-20 balancing it for a 30 minute video. You have to balance the camera (forwards or backwards), the weight (washers), the part where the washers go, the grip (forward or backwards), and how wobbly or sturdy you want the grip. Did not like it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2016 by JiD
    • In the end I'd say that it is significantly better than no stabilizer at all
I wanted an inexpensive stabilizer to use while shooting iPhone videos of kids. "real" stabilizers are far too costly for this purpose. There are a number of devices that all look the same - Roxant, Afunta, etc. --- with prices that range from $29 to $70 or more. I believe that they are identical. If you want one of these, get the cheapest one. It was a bit of a pain to set up. The design is really oriented to heavier cameras (DSLR etc.), which meant a trip to the hardware store to purchase some washer and a bolt to use as a counterbalance. In the end I'd say that it is significantly better than no stabilizer at all, but it's certainly no perfect. Was it worth $30 - definitely. How about $60 --- I don't think so. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2016 by Ken
    • Great tool for the price.
I've had this for about a week now and I really like it. I was going to build a "DIY" mount similar to this, but when I found this for the price, I decided to simply purchase rather than do DIY, for the simple fact that the cost for parts to build would be almost as much to buy, and that this is more portable and probably more durable than the DIY plans I had. I shoot HD video mostly outdoors for a Youtube channel. It takes a little time to set up, but once it's set up and you get to know how it works, it works quite well. I took mine out and shot a couple hours of practice footage before using it on an actual shoot. I can see where some of the more expensive styles of gimbal type steady cam mounts would be more ideal, but this is more than satisfactory for the price. One thing everyone seems to think though, is that you're going to go out and instantly shoot cinema-quality footage in five minutes' time. It doesn't work that way. This is a tool, and you have to learn how to balance it properly (there are TONS of YT videos showing you how to do just that) and you need to learn how to fly it properly (again, TONS of YT videos showing you the technique). It's a bit of an art form and it has to be learned, so if you want instant gratification, then this tool and shooting quality video just isn't for you. If you're willing to take a few hours to learn how to balance your cam properly and practice the proper technique to use it, then this is a great steady cam tool for the price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2016 by Kelli M.
    • An Excellent Choice For An Inexpensive Stabilizer
Did a lot of research before I settled on this stabilizer. Many negative comments to go along with the excellent comments. I needed a stabilizer so I kept looking. A customer who bought this made a YouTube video debunking most of the negative comments. The guy was very convincing so I ordered this stabilizer and received it when my friend returned to the States (I had sent it to his address in Oklahoma). Remembering the video, we gave it a thorough checking out and realized we could make it work with very little problems. Put my Nikon 1 with the 10-20mm lens on the stabilizer and within a few minutes (and a lot of discussion) we were able to get it to work as expected. Look at it. Adjust it. Think about the physics of it and then balance your camera based on what you theorized. It works but it takes some understanding of why it works. As the guy in the video stated, this is one solid piece of equipment. All metal except the grips. Easily adjusted if one understands how it works. Only used it a little but the Nikon 1 was stable. Will take it out next week for a serious movie making adventure among nine Thai temples in Kanchanaburi. about two hours away from Bangkok. If you have doubts, find the video and watch it before making you decision. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2016 by Cecil Hill

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