FLYCAM Redking Quick Balancing Video Camera Stabilizer with Dovetail Quick Release (FLCM-RK) | Professional CNC Aluminum Camera Stabilizer for DSLR BMCC Sony Nikon DV Camcorders up to 7kg/15.4lb + Bag
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Features
- High quality hand stabiliser delivers enormous shots
- Sliding dovetail quick release for quick installation
- Tool-less telescopic post transforms into different sizes
- Center post with guide calibration for accuracy
- NOTE: The foam design of the handle may vary depending on availability
Color: black
Brand: FLYCAM
Compatible Devices: Camera
Product Dimensions: 6.69"D x 8.26"W x 6.69"H
Item Weight: 3.7 Pounds
Folded Size: 53 cm (Länge)
UPC:
Brand: FLYCAM
UPC: 713239961072 766234601900 655003982831
Model Name: FLCM-RK
Manufacturer: FLYCAM
Warranty Description: 1 Year
Maximum Weight Recommendation: 7 Kilograms
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 6.69"D x 8.26"W x 6.69"H
Item Weight: 3.7 Pounds
Folded Size: 53 cm (Länge)
Color: black
Exposure Control Type: M, Auto
Compatible Devices: Camera
Media Type: Video
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Video Capture Format: MP4, MOV, AVI
Image stabilization: Yes
Audio Recording: No
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I've purchased three different stabilizers and this is by far the most adaptable and easy to use. Instructions weren't included, but YouTube of course provided ten great options and none was necessary. The FLYCAM adapts onto the vest and arm I recently purchased and also works well as a stand alone. Balancing is simple, the rod is adjustable in length and weights (included) are easy to add to the bottom plate. One difference between equipment is not high-quality, well thought out, and equipment like this--that IS, are the standardized sizes that allow for adding non-proprietary equipment and adapting this equipment to work with other, off-brand stuff. In photo/video, 1/4" and 3/8" UNC are almost universal on tripods and mounts--and this steady device features plenty. Another feature I like, that wasn't available on the less expensive Neewer model, is a sliding collar on the handle that allows for adjustment up or down the primary balancing rod. Used as a stand-alone steadiam, I've found a handle position closer to the camera plate is best--but adapting this into a very inexpensive attempt at an Arri Trinity favors positioning the handle mid-shaft and more balanced. The camera plate features horizontal and verticle worm threads for making adjustments to the camera's position. This comes in handy when changing lenses, accessories, or doing about anything that would otherwise throw off the balance. On less expensive models this feature doesn't exist and that requires a whole lot of manual adjust--test--adjust--test...it takes a whole lot of time. I'm relatively new to this industry, but already the difference between quality, and 'good enough' is becoming obvious. I dare not venture into the top notch professional equipment that lives at price points beyond what I can or should reasonably consider--but in the prosumer range, this is an impressive piece of equipment. I'm shooting still with a Nikon D810 and probably going to get a D750 back-up, and video with a Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera--no matter what lens I use on either of the aformentioned bodies, this handles them well. It's amazing how such a simple device improves the quality of video, and sometimes when shooting run and gun stills at events or otherwise I've started using this with success. I can't speak to the durability since I've only had this for a couple of weeks--but I suspect, based on the 'feel' of it--there won't be any issues.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2021 by Watson
I've owned a couple other gimbals, namely the Flycam HD-3000 and the Glidecam HD1000. This one is definitely the best of the three. I've been using it for about two months now. PROS: 1. Construction - Solid, feels durable, looks very sharp. Nice Labels on the adjustment knobs make it way easier to know which way you're moving the plate. Not having this always bugged me about the Glidecams. So many great little details make it a breeze. Adjustable gimbal with rulers - what a great idea! 2. Operation - Very easy to setup, and had it stable with my GH5 within 10 minutes. 3. Price - This gimbal blows away any that I've seen in it's price range. Parker Walbeck has a great comparison video in which it holds its own against the $799 DGS Glidecam, and they've improved the design somewhat since then. 4. Comes with Quick Release Plate - Low and mid range Glidecams don't come with one, you have to buy an aftermarket one from Neewer or Manfrotto or some other brand, and the screws may or may not align properly with the cheese plate. Just a hassle. CONS: 1. Weight - This stabilizer is noticeably heavier than most other manual stabilizers. I have not yet used it in any long shoots, so that hasn't been a big deal to me. All in all, a great piece of equipment, and the extra 1.5 lbs is well worth it for the money saved on this as opposed to the DGS Glidecam. I highly recommend it and would buy again.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2018 by Jordan W.S.
I've been longing for this stabilizer for God knows how long. It took me a while to save up for it and when it was finally in stock, I had to wait a couple of weeks for it because the two-day shipping option was gone as soon as I ordered it. When I received it, it was more than I expected it to be. A lot, I mean a "lot" of piece has to be assembled and it was quite heavy. Expect a bit of a workout when it comes to using it, I'll admit. I really wanted to master it so quickly because I had a few jobs lined up but it doesn't necessarily happen overnight. I tried to balance it perfectly with my camera but, apparently, it kept spinning and when I try to rebalance it to its center of gravity, it seemed like it was getting worse. I gave up and I brought it back. I wasn't sure if I was doing something wrong or perhaps the item that was shipped to me was inoperative. I've tried over and over and over repeatedly. It wasn't working for me. Perhaps, one day, I'll reorder and, hopefully, I'll get it right this time. Other than that, get this stabilizer because I still believe it is worth it. It might not work right away but keep trying because I will try it again until I get it right.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2019 by Jaunti
Surprisingly high quality for an near 1:1 clone of the Glidecam Devin Graham Signature Series model, at a fraction of the price. Really good bearings, fit, finish, machining, packaging, etc. Identical operation, mechanics and instructions. The quick adjust and quick release head, in addition to the movable handle position are what makes this and the Glidecam DGS variant, much more expensive and valuable than other models. I added a light weight arca clamp on top of the long Manfroto PL/500 style plate so I can just bolt it on and off without messing with swapping plates. Can balance a smaller DSLR all the way to a huge Red camera setup. I use a d810 with a 24-70 2.8 and Tokina 11-16 2.8 and it works great. Unbelievably smooth shots, with no fragile electronics to break. My only gripe is the head had a bit of play in the vertical shaft, which I fixed by building up a few layers of enamel. VERY HAPPY, this is a no-brainer if you're trying to save some coin over the alternative with 98% of the fit, finish and function.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2018 by yarberrymt