Upgraded HS60r Professional 24”/60cm Video Camera Handheld Stabilizer for DSLR Cameras/Camcorders/Home DV/Smartphones/iPhones Height/Weight Adjustable with Extra Weight Plates in Orange Color

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Product description Product Brief Annsm HS60r 24inches/60cm Camera Video handheld stabilizer is designed to reduce shake during Video shooting especially when moving for video shooting. High precision manufacturing process ensures extremely low friction on the joint of hand Grip and 360 degree all round moving, the height of length and also the weight plate on stabilizer bottom side could be adjustable to fit with different weight cameras, these drive amazing/magic stabilizing to video shooting. Made of high quality aluminum alloy with precise CNC process, it is nice-looking, strong and durable. It would be your best choice of handheld stabilizer! Speifications Materials: Aluminum Alloy Maximum Length: 24"/60cm Minimum Length: 15"/40cm Quick Release Plate: 1/4" and 3/8 Screw included Maximum Loading: 6.6 lbs/3kgs Why Choose ANNSM HS60r Handheld Stabilizer? Extra 2pcs 100g Weight Plated included for Heavier Cameras Made of High quality Aluminum Alloy Precise CNC manufacturing Anodic Oxidation Surface Quick Length Exdendable Comfortable Foam Wrap Handle Extremely Low Friction Joint Quick Release Plate 1/4 and 3/8 screw thread included Package includes ANNSM HS60r Handheld stabilizer Big Weight Plates x 2pcs Small Weight Plate X 6pcs Quick Release Plate User Manual Carry on Bag Adjust the upper and lower balance Take out the stabilizer and install your camera onto the quick release plate, and then please follow up following steps to adjust the balance, it may takes a few minutes to make it in balance Lift the bottom base of stabilizer and make the stabilizer in parallel to the ground and then let the bottom base fall down freely (make sure your another hand grab the handle tightly or it will fall down to the ground and may damage your camera); If it falls down very fast (less than 2~3 seconds), then you will need to reduce the weight plat quantities from the bottom base and test it again by following step 1 above; If it falls down too slow (longer than 3 seconds), then you will need to extend the stabilizer a little bit longer and then test it again by following step 1 above; Above steps may need take a few minutes and the judgement is the bottom base fall down timing at 2~3 seconds Adjust the left and right balance Lift the stabilizer by grabbing the handle and make sure your camera is in front of you, then you can observe if this is in balance in left and right side). If it is not, then you will need to adjust your camera's location to left or right onto the stabilizer and make it in balance. The judgement if it is in balance is the main rob of stabilizer in vertical to the ground. Adjust the front and rear balance Lift the stabilizer by grabbing the handle and make sure your camera is in front of you, then you can observe if this is in balance in front and rear side. If it is not, then you will need to adjust your camera's location to front or rear onto the stabilizer and make it in balance . The judgement is the main rob of stabilizer in vertical to the ground Review: Well built - Quality Materials - Priced Right - It is important to note, I knew nothing about stabilizers when I bought this. Thus, I had (and have) nothing to compare it to. My first impression when I took it out of the box was very positive. The stabilizer looked very well built, and of good materials. It took me a while to get it adjusted (because before this, I'd never even held a stabilizer). There is a manual that comes with the product that provides pretty good instructions. That, along with a few YouTube videos and I was off and filming in no time. One thing that would be nice is having the hand hold adjustable. I've had a couple of instances where I needed to film at a lower level and the hand hold hits the camera. That's not a t all a deal breaker for me with this item. For the price, I'm very satisfied! The attached video was one of the very first I shot with the stabilizer the day I got it. Review: GREAT VALUE FOR THE PRICE - I first purchased the Neewer version (exact same price) but returned it due to the way that the camera plate attached to the base plate. The materials and build were very good, but the camera plate attachment was insecure and I was constantly worried about my camera crashing to the ground. The build quality of this stabilizer is comparable to the Neewer version. Can't imagine such a simple mechanical device requiring better materials or design. The only design exception would be that you can't do low perspective shots, i.e., the gimbal doesn't adjust so that you can use the stabilizer upside down.