Appreciate M7 Gimbal M7 Cao

For vlogger, longing Filmmakers and other content creators, smartphones today are not just the job of the main video camera. Movie director Daniel Boyle even uses iPhone 15 to shoot his upcoming sequel 28 years later. However, to bring their video to a truly professional light, even the most likely smartphones benefit from a hand to help. Boyle's iPhone seems to be modified a lot with all kinds of additional utilities such as many dollars of cinema lenses.

But for the people of us operating with smaller budget, the three -axis gimbal is ideal Smart phone accessories To bring the phone scenes to the next level, by automatically stabilizing the handheld scenes and eliminating shaking and panic much more effectively than any ship stabilization system on the ship. And after spending some time with it, I am very happy to say that HoHem Itsteady M7 is the most advanced and most packed smartphone stabilizer that I have ever used.

Photo: Sam Kielsen

A large gimbal for large phones

The chunky design, pragmatic of the M7 and the bold color palette of the M7 may not appeal to everyone, and it cannot be completely folded like the Insta360 flow of pocket size or DJI Osmo Mobile (Word recommended October 8). It can be sold into a flat state for transportation, in which it fits in a case that carries difficulties with it, but it is larger (13.2 x 6.2 x 2.2 inches when folding and heavier) than most gimbals I used.

The left side of the added power is the ability to carry and stabilize the more bulky load. The large grip of the M7 and the powerful Gimbal engine means that it can hold the phone up to 17.6 ounces with a weight and up to 0.49 inch thick, meaning even the phone is urgent like urgent. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold6 Compatibility. It also means that you can use your phone with accessories such as shells or mods and still like to be fully stable. Most gimbals can only hold phones up to 10.5 ounce weight.

Photo: Sam Kielsen

I think stability is perfect and flexible. Some of my iPhone 13 craft balance is mandatory, but only through a simple slide along a shaft and after implementation, Gimbal perform the rest, automatically leveling the phone and then doing it According to my movement according to any pre -reserved mode I am using. According to Pan, keeping the gimbal locked along the inclined shaft and height, the tilt of the pan will only be locked on the pitch and POV according to your movement on all three axes. There is also a custom mode, in which users can choose the three axes they want to move and at speed can also be adjusted manually.