Hohem iSteady M6 Gimbal Stabilizer voor Smartphone - 3-Assige Mobiele Telefoon Stabilisator met OLED-Display, 400g Payload, Reverse Charging voor Android en iPhone - Inception Motion Timelapse

Prima makkelijke gimbal die te gebruiken is zonder app.Ik heb echter 2 retour gestuurd omdat de gimbals beiden bleven locken omdat de lock schakelaar defect was.Als Hohem dit verbeterd, dan zijn ze beter dan DJI.

スマホ用のジンバルって結構簡易なモデルが中心でしたが、コイツはカメラ用レベルで取付部をスマホクランプにした形のハイエンド品ですね。　耐荷重400gという殆どのスマホを余裕で対応するシステムで、一般的な200g台のスマホは余裕でぐるぐる回せます。　余裕がある分だけコントロールでの動きがスムーズになってます。　センター調整もちゃんと出来るので、スマホの位置で調整する必要がないのでオプションマウントなどでバランスがずれていても変な位置にスマホをずらす必要無し（スマホのUSB-C直挿しガンマイクを付けて重量バランスがずれていてもクランプ自体は中央のままで本体側の調整で対応可能）　また、カメラのコントロールケーブルの様にケーブルを繋げるので回転でケーブルが絡まる心配低め。　操作はダイヤルとスティックがあるのでスムーズな追従が可能です。　三脚穴はクランプのプレート側部とグリップサイドにもあるのでここにアクセサリマウントが可能、距離の長い撮影でのビデオライトやガンマイクなどもOKですね。　ただ、本体部分のマウントは自由な首振りでの撮影には出来ないので、基本的にはブレ取りのみでの場合だけ使える感じになりますので、クランプ側の穴でライトorマイクのいずれかか、拡張アダプタな別途準備などで対応ですね。　値段的にエントリーモデルとそこまで違いは無いけど、機能性としては大きな違いがあり、端的に言ってコスパが非常に高い良アイテムですね。　本キットにはAI追尾ユニットが付いてませんが、別途購入で追加出来ます。　本体が良かったので中華通販で取り寄せましたが9000円位しました。　必要になるなら付いてるセットモデルを買った方がトータルではお安いです。　この追尾ユニットは磁石取付式で前向き、後ろ向きを自由に反転して装着できます。　ライトとしてもスマホ本体LEDよりは十分明るいライトでCCT/RGB切替が出来て本機の左ダイヤルで操作可能です。　そして、このユニットは単体でAI追尾が出来るのでアプリ導入無しに顔追従が可能となります。　スマホホルダにGoProをマウントするアダプタも出回っているので、組み合わせることで本機でアクションカム顔追尾をしたり出来るし、専用アプリであるHohemJoyを使わずに他の配信アプリを使用したままでも顔追尾が可能です。　海外のウェビナーなどの様にステージ上を歩き回ってアピールする様な撮影を一台で行う事が可能ですので、撮影要員が準備できないスモールビジネスや配信者はセットモデルも検討すると良いと思います。

I have used the Hohem gimble for quite a while now and can definitely say that this is the best offering on the market, beating out products from the likes of DJI and Insta360.

Super comme stabilisateur pour les voyages je peut enfin faire de très belle vidéo pour mes réseaux sociaux

I picked this up for the "Amazon day" price of about 130 quid (which is roughly what it can often be bought for elsewhere) after checking a couple of things with the manufacturer, who were *very* responsive and helpful - indeed, their helpfulness persuaded me to buy it straight away. (A manufacturer who instantly answers questions from someone who isn't even a customer yet gets a huge thumbs-up from me.)What I'd wanted to know before purchase was whether a mobile phone was *necessary* for the thing to work. For anyone wondering the same, it doesn't need a phone, or an app, it works fine totally stand-alone. If you can attach it, and it weighs 600g or less, you can use this to stabilise it. 600g is a fairly hefty phone. The phone holder is adjustable for balance, and it also has a 1/4" female tripod thread for attaching a small arm, mic, or some other non-phone thing (like an action cam, say). There's another tripod thread socket on the 2nd axis arm end, and another on the side of the handle, and a fourth on the bottom of the handle (so you can mount the whole thing on a tripod or rig).The phone mount part is not the easiest to adapt to an arbitrary small camera, but a 3D printed "phone-like" plate with a regular 1/4" screw would do the trick.The stabilising parameters are optimised for an average weight phone. With no load on it (i.e. a really light payload) it tends to vibrate a bit - if you're using it with an SJCAM or something and you get this, just add a bit more weight.The movement is smooth, the device feels (very) decent quality. If using the supported phone camera app, then the follow focus and so on works fine. The "record" button works like a typical bluetooth shutter release so you should be able to start/stop other cam apps.If, like me, you were wondering what the "inception" mode is, it's a thing where it continuously pans through 360 degrees - like in the film "inception", doh. Apparently gimbals all need that, these days.Other modes are arguably more useful for general film-making, though. Default is "pan follow", a kind of partially locked mode where it stabilises (really well) in roll and pitch but the camera follows any pan movement you make with your hand. There's also a fully-locked mode which attempts to keep the camera pointing the exact same way regardless, and a "pan and tilt follow" mode where the camera is only locked for roll.The camera pan and tilt can be offset in any mode using the little joystick. The trigger will re-zero it. The OLED display is clear and informative.There's even a programmable camera movement feature where you set the start and end positions using a couple of buttons and then it will move smoothly from start to end over a settable time.If you're the kind of person who likes to shoot in "portrait" mode (ergh!) then it will do that, too.It has a fairly substantial battery inside, and it will charge your phone or power your GoPro if need be. A nice curly cable for this is included. Also included is a thing that functions either as a handle extension or a mini tripod stand - handy for the auto re-calibration feature.The base kit that I got doesn't include it, but there's a magnetically attached accessory subject-following camera thing that can be fitted on top, and obviously lights etc. can be fitted.Although I was keen to be able to use this with an action cam, in fact, modern phone video camera performance is remarkably good.OK, you're not going to get the authentic look of a fast prime lens on a movie camera if you're shooting with a phone. And phones, action cams, compact system cameras and DSLRs are all typically terrible when it comes to audio. But stick a phone on one of these gimbals and record sound on a compact digital recorder with a decent mic and you could make very passable movies, given sufficient skill. It's hard to get steady shots and smooth. camera movements hand-holding a phone, but this thing improves it dramatically.In summary - I recommend this device, it is well thought out, feels solid and well-made, works really well, and even the associated camera app (needed to make use of the follow focus control) isn't bad.

More than anything these are high quality, we also have one of the larger ones and the unit itself as well as all the accessories all work great and feel awesome . Easy to use and tune and has some handy modes