Canon 6D and a flycam nano

[jtiggatrost]

Is the Flycam Nano worth buying?

 

[jtiggatrost]

I meant canon 60D

 

[Stern Fox]

In My opinion no they are not that great, i have owned one before and returned it due to poor build quality, they are hard to balance and are too light. I purchased a Wildey Iron triangle which is carbon fibre and much better, its a exact copy of the glidecam but much cheaper.

I did a review on youtube

 

[jtiggatrost]

In My opinion no they are not that great, i have owned one before and returned it due to poor build quality, they are hard to balance and are too light. I purchased a Wildey Iron triangle which is carbon fibre and much better, its a exact copy of the glidecam but much cheaper. I did a review on youtube YouTube Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRf34TouXfY

i can't find that stabilizer any where. Do you remember where you purchased it from?

 

[KmH]

Is the Flycam Nano worth buying?

Get video lighting first.

 

[jtiggatrost]

Get video lighting first.

ok thank you I will look into it. I have no money right now, but instead for now what I will do is use some lamps, and desk lights. So I have some sort of lighting to my videos.

 

[Garyhawk]

I am using Flycam Nano DSLR. It is a lightweight stabilizing system. I can use the flycam nano an hour or more at a time, which is what I need to be able to do for some of the outdoor events I shoot.:thumbup::thumbup: