Gimbals & Stabilizer
A gimbal or stabilizer smooths out handheld footage that would otherwise shake and jolt with every step, using motors and sensors across 2 or 3 axes to counteract motion, for cameras, phones, and action cameras alike.
What to check before you buy
- Payload capacity: A phone gimbal holds a phone and nothing heavier. If you shoot with a mirrorless camera, or plan to, you need a model rated for that weight.
- AI tracking: Some gimbals track and follow a subject automatically, useful for solo filming with nobody else operating the camera.
- Balancing: Camera gimbals need balancing before each use, factor a few minutes of setup time before shooting, not at the actual event.
What we carry
For smartphones we stock the Hohem iSteady range, including the M6, M7, X3, X3 SE, V2S, V3, V3 Ultra, Mobile Plus and the Hohem GO face-tracking gimbal, along with the Hohem iSteady MT2 3-axis gimbal. For mirrorless and DSLR cameras we carry the DJI RS 4 and DJI RS 4 Mini.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a phone gimbal and a camera gimbal?
A phone gimbal is built for the light weight of a smartphone, while a camera gimbal like the DJI RS 4 or RS 4 Mini has stronger motors for a mirrorless camera and lens. Check the payload rating against the weight of your full setup, including any lens or microphone.
Do I still need a gimbal if my phone or action camera has stabilization?
Not always. Built-in stabilization handles walking and everyday shots well, while a gimbal adds smoother pans, subject tracking and steadier footage in low light. Our article on gimbal vs built-in stabilization explains when each one makes sense.
What does 3-axis stabilization mean?
A 3-axis gimbal has three motors that correct tilt, pan and roll, so the camera stays level as your hand moves. That is why a 3-axis gimbal produces smoother video than a simple selfie stick or a 2-axis stabilizer.
Can a gimbal follow me automatically?
Yes, gimbals with AI tracking, such as the Hohem iSteady V3 Ultra, V2S and Hohem GO, can keep your face or body in frame while you move. This is useful for solo vloggers, online sellers and anyone filming without a camera operator.
Related
- Guide: getting smooth footage with the Hohem iSteady M6
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