The title says Zenmuse H3-3d 3-axis Gimbal, but in the Product Description it says bundled with the Zenmuse H3-3D 2-axis gimbal. Which is it?
929738
It is a 3 axis Gimbal. Could you please send me a link to where you read it is 2 axis please, as I can not find where it says it is 2 axis in the description
519771
It is a gimbal for use of GoPro Hero camera attached to a DJI Phantom 1.0, BUT it is not plug and play. I had a lot of desoldering and soldering, as I installed : 1) an upgrade of the mother board (recommended); 2) an upgrade of the CPU (version 2 of the NAZA-M, recommended) and then finally 3) the Zenmuse board. After that, then the remaining work is plug and play. Luciano
251196
Sorry, but I'm not sure. I have the Phantom 2 and had it built and put together by B&H; Photo. I bent the Gimbal that they installed, so bought and installed this 2nd Gimbal thru Amazon and just put it right on without any secondary parts. It was a replacement, though, so I don't know if B&H; put the Naza on when they did the original install. I don't think so, though.
434824
one i got from amazon was 1.2.1 but latest version is 1.1.1(2 antennas, gimbal lever and futaba ready) weird that a lower number is latest one but I now have both (1.2.1 and 1.1.1) and I can assure you the 1.1.1 is newer version.Double checked this fact with several dealers nationally and internationally as well. I'm returning the 1.2.1.
1015766
You can use a gimbal or a static mount. Currently DJI offers only the gimbal mount. I would highly recommend searching for the Phantom 2 WITH gimbal for $879. It's a much better deal as the gimbal alone is $359. Also, DJI just announced they will be selling a static mount soon however a date nor price has been announced. I would imagine the static mount will be less than $20.
1230652
I cannot tell you that. Only Amazon knows why. I saw that the bundle is back today. However I also saw that the 3D Starter Kit is not being sold by Amazon for now. The page just says "Item under review"
37869
Far as I can tell it's the same model. I think they're both made by a company called swivy. Carey speed has a good brand name but overpriced. They have a vf4 that is more compact and exposes the slr buttons better but is way overpriced IMO. My ggs works just fine. I took it to mt Everest and it was terrific and didn't break. Only lost a screw tho. Make sure those are dialed in good
251197
Yes, you need the V2 PMU, but it's better if you buy the upgrade mainboard (zenmuse h3-2d upgrade kit) instead the V2 PMU. Also with the upgrade kit you can control the tilt option of the gimbal. You need to dissemble the Phantom, and some soldering experience are required.
1270350
I believe that the $19.99 version is the 360 degree swivel version. It allows you to rotate the GoPro. The $12.99 version does not have the swivel.
2278883
Hi. This is azimuth-type and also comes with a very detailed instructions manual. I love mine. helps me a lot and the best: It is light weighted. hope to have helped! :)
334648
Yes, it also comes with a defective gimbal that DJI knows about but won't fix. Look up 'crazy gimbal dance' or Phantom gimbal problem on youtube and think twice about buying this product!
1945457
I have the hero 4 black and it mounts perfectly to the zenmuse h3-3d. Obviously you could just mount the gopro to the bottom of the phantom without the gimbal, but it would pick up every shake and vibration. My rec is pay the money for the zenmuse gimbal. The only challenge here for me has been the FPV option. I ordered the kumba FPV kit from Amazon, tried it, didn't like it, and sent it back. It's overpriced and has poor range in my opinion. Currently looking for other options. Good luck.
1270602
Things to consider to reduce jello. 1) This type of isolation mount. 2) Carbon fiber props, less flexing. 3) Shoot at 60 FPS 4) Do not cause rapid movements in altitude go slowly. Horizontal is NOT an issue. 5) Buy a gyro stabilizer like I plan on doing ASAP this is the best one Zenmuse Gimbal Z15: http://www.dji.com/product/zenmuse-gimbal-z15/
439349
The DDO3 has a more advanced gyro system in it which makes it great for beginners all the way up to advanced 3d pilots such as myself. Out of the box its extremely stable
208351
this is just the Tripod LEGS. it's pretty confusing. I made that mistake. if you want the whole set up, legs, head, ball and bag go here. http://www.amazon.com/Manfrotto-MVK502AM-Video-Telescoping-Carry/dp/B006LWHLSA/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1357845109&sr=8-4&keywords=manfrotto+tripod+502
2029649
Hi Adrian, the tripods are sold separately. I do not recommend this product if you're using anything larger than a dslr and small lightweight lens. It gets too flimsy and unstable.
2004709
It comes with a controller board. There is limited control over pitch with a servo tester which can get the blades out of the shot with a qx350. I have heard that there might be a software upgrade that would allow you to control the pitch with a 7+ channel controller on the qx350. Not sure what a mobius is. Even with the servo tester, it does not rotate 90 degrees in my experience. Maybe 45 at most. It does a good job with video for a gimbal under 100. Don't expect a ton from something this cheap. If you are just looking for a entry level gimbal that produces decent video with a go-pro its a good buy. If you are looking for something more, it probably is time to start looking at more expensive set ups that will produce a better result. It all depends on what you are looking for. Hope that this helps.