🚶♂️Moving too fast with the gimbal can result in shaky footage
⚖️Properly balancing the gimbal is crucial for smooth and stabilized shots
📷Shooting with intention and purpose creates more impactful shots
🌍Exploring different camera angles adds visual interest and variety to your videos
🔧Make use of the gimbal's features and modes to enhance your shots
Why is it important to move slowly with a gimbal?
—Moving slowly with a gimbal ensures smoother shots and maintains the gimbal's stability. Fast movements can result in shaky footage.
How do I balance my gimbal correctly?
—Balancing your gimbal correctly is crucial for smooth shots. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and adjust the balance of the camera and gimbal to ensure stability.
Why should I shoot with intention?
—Shooting with intention and purpose adds depth and meaning to your shots. It helps convey the intended emotions, feelings, and mood in your video.
Why should I explore different camera angles?
—Exploring different camera angles adds visual interest and variety to your videos. It allows you to tell your story more dynamically and captivate your audience.
What gimbal features should I use?
—Every gimbal has different features. Explore and make use of features like AI tracking, wireless control, joystick, motion control, and different modes to enhance your shots.
00:00Introduction to common mistakes made with a gimbal
01:59Mistake 1: Moving too fast with the gimbal results in shaky footage
04:23Mistake 2: Not balancing the gimbal correctly causes shaky footage
06:57Mistake 3: Shooting without intention leads to messy shots
07:58Mistake 4: Shooting everything at eye level creates a monotonous visual narrative
08:51Mistake 5: Not using the gimbal's features limits creative possibilities
09:40Mistake 6: Holding the gimbal too far out compromises stability
10:31Mistake 7: Using the wrong gimbal for your setup affects performance
11:14Mistake 8: Always walking or running with the gimbal is unnecessary
