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]]>Check out this video of Alex at the IBC 2017 show, explaining why the Gudsen Moza Air is his favorite gimbal for cinematography and timelapse.
I have received the Moza Air for a review and so far I’m pretty impressed. Havent worked a whole lot with it but my initial thoughts are:
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The Moza Air works with a range of different lenses and the price is RIGHT. 599,- USD including the case but without the remote, which is extra.
It now comes with a quick release system, which other gimbals lack. This makes it a whole lot easier to mount the camera and get started.
The app has a whole lot of functions including quick calibration and the timelapse part which is very easy to use.
Alex and the Moza Air:
If you want to check more of Alex’s work, you can visit him here: https://www.youtube.com/user/trinkudo
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