Steven Perceval
January 26th, 2012, 07:40 PM
I just bought a flycam Nano DSLR yesterday for my Canon 5Dm2 after watching lots of promising videos about this low-budgt stabilizer/steadicam.
At first I was a little worried into getting it balanced and putting all the pieces in the right place. Luckily there are lots of video's online about seting-up & balancing the flycam...it didn't come with an instruction manual. what could you expect, such a cheap product.
One hour later I was flying through my house ;)
I must say I am impressed, it's not yet balanced perfectly as it slightly tilts to the left...but it allready seems to fulfill my expectations.
Here's a short video I made during my first test-flight (I only had a few meters to fly):
Testing the Flycam Nano DSLR steadicam + Canon 5D Mark II - YouTube
Next i'll be flying outside and make some more complicated moves to get a better idea of how good (or bad) it works.
At first I was a little worried into getting it balanced and putting all the pieces in the right place. Luckily there are lots of video's online about seting-up & balancing the flycam...it didn't come with an instruction manual. what could you expect, such a cheap product.
One hour later I was flying through my house ;)
I must say I am impressed, it's not yet balanced perfectly as it slightly tilts to the left...but it allready seems to fulfill my expectations.
Here's a short video I made during my first test-flight (I only had a few meters to fly):
Testing the Flycam Nano DSLR steadicam + Canon 5D Mark II - YouTube
Next i'll be flying outside and make some more complicated moves to get a better idea of how good (or bad) it works.