This is a plug and Play Gimbal...right?
519767
Eh, not really. First you need to also purchase this: DJI Naza-M Multi-rotor Auto Pilot Version 2 PMU OnlyThen once you have both items you have to take the top off the phantom and solder a few wires onto the board and plug a couple things in. This is the installation video: http://www.dji.com/tutorial/zenmuse-h3-2d-gimbal-tutorials/After everything is soldered and plugged in pop on your GoPro then plug in the phantom battery and you will be good to go.
519768
Short answer: kind of? The installation can be tricky but once you get it installed it's totally worth it. There are several videos online that walk you through the process...that's the only way I would have gotten it done. Give it a shot it's worth it.
519769
Yes and no. If you have the version 1 Phantom you need to install the new mother board.
519770
plug n play with V2 Naza oR V2 PMU with V1 NAZA, You will need to do some minor soldering if you are not using DJI video TX/Rx This for F450 or F550.
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
2130583
No. It is an egg timer that is painted black. And it has a very serious issue with any camera weighing much more than a GoPro. It would rotate my Coolpix.
432360
most definitely not, they are two completely different things, a Glidecam is a gimball that uses a single center of gravity to balance out any sudden movements on the camera body. This is just a handle for holding the camera in which the cold shoe mount on the handle don't even fit any average lights
61610
I don't believe you can mount to any platform. I wouldn't advise buying this Gimbal. It doesn't come with instructions or software.
2003844
The package inculdes JST cables to connect the gimbal and battery. You can power the gimbal by simply connecting the gimbal to the battery through the cable, no soldering needed. We suggest the battery to be 12V. If you want to power the gimbal by DJI phantom battery, you need to get a compatible connecting port. Mochalight
949621
No J.M. it's actually gotten worse. The latest software update causes the gimbal to literllay die if you even touch it. I now am the proud owner of three of these gimbals! It generally takes 2 or 3 rounds of unplugging the battery and re-pluggin it in to get the gimbal to staly activated. Then, the great part is the gimbal will just go dead in the middle of a flight! You have to land the Phantom and go through the whole battery deal all over again to get it to work. That said, from what I have been reading, most of the other gimbals have just as many problems. There is no customer service to speak of because DJI doesn't respond to it's dealers who then can't respond to us. No J.M. it's actually gotten worse. The latest software update causes the gimbal to literllay die if you even touch it. I now am the proud owner of three of these gimbals! It generally takes 2 or 3 rounds of unplugging the battery and re-pluggin it in to get the gimbal to staly activated. Then, the great part is the gimbal will just go dead in the middle of a flight! You have to land the Phantom and go through the whole battery deal all over again to get it to work. That said, from what I have been reading, most of the other gimbals have just as many problems. There is no customer service... » Read More No J.M. it's actually gotten worse. The latest software update causes the gimbal to literllay die if you even touch it. I now am the proud owner of three of these gimbals! It generally takes 2 or 3 rounds of unplugging the battery and re-pluggin it in to get the gimbal to staly activated. Then, the great part is the gimbal will just go dead in the middle of a flight! You have to land the Phantom and go through the whole battery deal all over again to get it to work. That said, from what I have been reading, most of the other gimbals have just as many problems. There is no customer service to speak of because DJI doesn't respond to it's dealers who then can't respond to us. « Show Less
1075366
Don't have the dimensions of the box anymore, but I can offer this advice....DON'T BUY THIS gimbal at all. I'm not saying you need to buy a $700 DJI Zenmuse Gimbal, but the tarrot won't give you the smooth video you're looking for. I bought one and had to go to ditch it. I ended up getting an Arris CM2000 Brushless Gimbal which was like $350 but well worth the extra money.
2135781
yep, if you've got an e-mount camera it'll plug right in. but know it's that cheap because it's a "dump" adapter and you'll lose aperture control
1968172
Yes it will, matter fact i bought this kit about three months ago and it is an outstanding product. the down fall is that you will need a drill press to drill the hole in the alignment tool so you can use the gimbal bearining installer. its not hard to do, it's just time consuming.
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
1046287
It will move because it is designed to be balanced with the camera attached. Removing the camera creates an imbalance, and the motors on the gimbal are constantly trying to keep the gimbal in balance.
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!
2260006
No. It's plug and play. Very loud, however. I would also recommend testing it before you engage on a project.
1908462
The Gopro will just plug into cradle of the gimbal for connection. No usb connection or ribbon needed
1941126
Yes it is. It is exactly like the ones that came with my 5DIII and 60D cameras. I lost one on vacation and got this one to replace it.
1763578
Hi, You can find the zenmuse gimbal here: http://www.amazon.com/DJI-Zenmuse-GoPro-Hero-Brushless/dp/B00CUJXGS2/ref=aag_m_pw_dp?ie=UTF8&m=AF3OSWQ0BTWJQ Thank you
335032
From what I know is yes. If you attach the GoPro4 Black to the Zenmuse Gimbal, the gimbal will require some modification. The information is on the net.