Me!Normally, Im a no manual kind of guy. Good luck with that. Setting this thing up is like putting in the cheat code. You've got to know the combination to do it correctly. But once you've read that manual or looked at those youtube setup videos its a BEAST!I've used smaller gimbals like those for action cameras and those built in like with the Osmo pocket series, but to have a mirrorless camera on a gimbal and be able to achieve that buttery smooth caramel goodness you get when you're using this scorp-c just takes you to another level. Supports my R5 and 24-70mm lens without much issue. I do wish there was a way to easily mount a monitor to this sytem, and some quicker method not needed to detach cages to work with it (a bit fussy to balance with a cage).Easy and responsive controls, and even has a portrait mode for you IG content creators. Listen here, if you're wondering how to upgrade your videos to the next level, this is it! I always was under the impression that I've got IBIS and lens image stabilization but its not even remotely the same. Aside from the lighting, and that color grading (stay away from the orange and teal people) what helps get that cinematic look is a gimbal! buy it now, don't wait and step your content up

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Overall, as someone primarily using a camera with in-body image stabilization (IBIS), I’m pretty pleased with this gimbal, but there are a few negatives which may or may not apply to you.The only other gimbal I’ve owned was the Hohem iSteady MT2, which I was disappointed by for a number of reasons and ended up selling.Let’s talk about the pros first:The Scorp C has much more powerful motors compared to the MT2, which results in roughly double the payload of the MT2 at 2.5 kgs which coming in at a very similar size.There is an integrated bipod you can use to set the device down instead of the screw-in tripod attachment, although the legs are pretty stiff to deploy initially.The Scorp C uses a standard Arca Swiss mounting plate instead of a proprietary or “almost” Arca Swiss compatible mounting plate, which could let you use a variety of aftermarket plates from manufacturers like Smallrig, Neewer, and Ulanzi/Falcam.There is enough space between the axes to allow for in-line locking of the arms so you can store the gimbal flat even after adjusting the balance for your camera.I did not need to adjust horizon calibration with either of my cameras (Sony a6400 and a6700), which I did need to do with the MT2.Feiyutech’s Scorp app is very responsive and connects to the gimbal without any issues.The app has more granular setting options than the Hohem app, which is nice for me as a power user.Feiyutech offers optional accessories like a focus motor for manual focus lenses.The add-on AI tracker seems very responsive and accurate.The axis locks have a very positive feel.These are the neutral points:There are a lot of different control buttons and features and I definitely recommend reading the manual in its entirety before trying to use the gimbal.Using the gimbal’s default settings, there’s a fair bit of micro wobble during walking shots using a camera without IBIS. I highly recommend using the Feiyutech Scorp app to crank up the dead zone setting for more stable footage. With the dead zone setting at maximum there is just a tiny bit of vertical micro movement with non-IBIS cameras during walking shots that should be very easy to correct in post. After adjusting the dead zone setting, using the gimbal with a camera with IBIS should give you 100% smooth footage.Now for the cons:There is no LCD screen, you will need to upgrade to one of Feiyutech’s higher end models for that.The adhesive for attaching the magnet for the separate AI tracker device is a pretty weak and you may need secondary adhesive application to get the magnet to stick securely.The arm adjustments are pretty stiff and require more force than you would expect to overcome resistance when balancing the gimbal.The joystick is not very precise and it is very easy to overshoot your subject if you are not being careful. It’s probably better to use the gimbal’s wheel control for precise movements.There are limited rigging options with this gimbal. I’m not sure how one would attach a camera monitor or side handles, for example.

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