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.
Color: Red
Brand: AFUNTA
Compatible Devices: Camera
Product Dimensions: 8.07"D x 2.24"W x 13.39"H
Item Weight: 0.02 Kilograms
Folded Size: 34 cm (l) x 20.5 cm (w) x 5.7 cm (h)
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Product Dimensions: 8.07 x 2.24 x 13.39 inches
Item Weight: 0.704 ounces
Item model number: Camera-Stabilizer
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: December 11, 2014
Manufacturer: AFUNTA
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Top Amazon Reviews
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.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2016 by Kelli M.
Nice design and some heft to it. A lot of work to balance my Canon 60D DSLR on it and a long lens is an absolute impossibility (exceeds it's weight recommendations and just will not balance). It worked great with my Canon SX40 as long as I don't play with the zoom (nice, light weight). I did apply some mineral oil to the gimbal and, when balanced, this works well
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2016 by Christopher B. Teegardin
The media could not be loaded. 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.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2025 by Eugene Eugene
This is obviously a copy of the Roxant version- I haven't tried that one but this one was not good. It was impossible to get my DSLR camera to balance correctly on it and it never stabilized very well. But the reason I returned it is because the handle broke right off with my camera on it. The handle is attached to the little swiveling mechanism with a plastic washer on the inside, and tightening the little C shaped screw causes it to fall apart. It's a nice concept but you get what you pay for.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2016 by Headin’ Home
Extremely well made. It does take a little time and intelligence to balance properly, but once balanced, works great. Engineering is excellent except for the disparity of the 1/4-20 threads on the gimbal and the 3/8" threads on the bottom of the stage. Kind of an odd thing, but they've remedied that with a thread adapter. Might have been better to just have 3/8" threads on the gimbal to avoid needing the adapter. Other than that, no complaints. Caveat: I have been trained on several models of the actual Steadicam so I am accustomed to complex, time-consuming balancing. Comparatively, this device is a breeze. It will take practice to get good at shooting with it. But so does any other aspect of camera operation. Here's something I haven't seen mentioned anywhere - there's a 3/8" threaded hole in the bottom of the gimbal handle which can be used to mount the device to a tripod or stand to make balancing a lot easier. Don't know why they don't mention that. Happy shooting!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2016 by DARice
This is my first camera stabilizer that I have ever used for videos. The setup was pretty simple, getting it just perfect took a little fiddling. The nice thing was that you can generally set the camera on top without worrying too much about balance. Using the weight you can center the camera by moving it up, down, left, or right to get the setting just perfect. For instance, if the camera is angled left, you can either move the camera right on the camera mount, or you can move the weight to the right. To change the camera up down angle, moving the weight up lowers the camera angle making it point more down rather than level. Anyway, it's easy if you understand that changing the weight location is easier than changing the camera position. As for how well it works, it take jitter out of the hand held and also significantly reduces up and down movement while walking with the camera. Comparing to a shoulder supported system, I think it is way more appropriate for moving while taking video. Putting the video through a stabilizer in post production makes the affect even smoother. I'm not a pro, so take my experience with a grain of salt.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2015 by Virginiafamily