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It's a modern day
vlogging.
You don't need only one camera.
You need three.
All three cameras are mounted
on the newly released Moza Aircross S 3-in-1 gimbal.
You can use this one with a mirrorless, smartphone,
and action camera, or all together.
I'm not being paid by Moza.
They supplied this product for a review.
Gudsen Moza is always trying something new, just like their past
Moza Mini MX2 where
the clamp was closing and opening on its own.
No other smartphone gimbal has this.
This product is unique as well, and it's specifically
geared for those who make lots of vertical content
for TikTok, Instagram reels or YouTube shorts.
However, yes, this is still a typical gimbal
for the typical horizontal content creators.
They changed the design completely following
this style with their classic alpine white color.
You can see the dual layer quarter inch adapter for placing two devices.
The joystick design not in the middle
as you typically get with other gimbals.
The weight of the gimbal is 700 grams and a maximum payload
is 1.8 kilograms, so you can load quite a bit.
Charging takes one hour and once fully charged
you get to 12 hours of usage time. The whole thing comes in new bag.
They say that it is more than just a bag.
You can customize a separate storage area and it is compatible with the Universal
Camera Back Molle System so you can attach your bags together.
The gimbal also comes with a charging cable and other two
cables. M3-C, C-P and M3-C
micro cables to connect your cameras.
You can also connect the gimbal with Moza Slypod.
Let's take a look at this mountain plate, which comes with the typical
ARCA Swiss mounting plate and smartphone clamp.
You would use the ARCA Swiss plate to attach your camera here
and smartphone can be attached to this part of your smartphone clamp
or you can attach two devices, as they say.
I'm going to show first a
classical horizontal view and we'll check stabilization of this gimbal.
I'm using Canon M6 mark two for this setup
with just a kit lens.
Each axis has a lock, so it's much easier to mount the camera on.
For smartphones, it is better to mount it right here directly to the arm
as you get closer fit to motors. It's time to test the stabilization.
Here is regular walk, soft walk and run.
Let's
talk about the design and how it feels in hands, which is quite important.
The gimbal is small but feels nice in the hands.
I have enough room.
I personally like to use a tripod.
I have better grip.
The joystick is now on the side and the record button is at the back.
If you are right handed,
you will most likely really like it because you use those fingers,
control joystick, change mode, control trigger and record button.
This is minimal hand movement and you have a very good grip.
Unfortunately, though, I am left handed.
I just can't do it with the right hand.
Sorry.
So I have to keep my left hand at the top and right one at the bottom.
I feel like my hand is too open.
It just doesn't feel right. Sorry.
So this is way better for right handed people.
Gimbal has pan follow mode, tilt follow mode,
FPV, lock mode and inception mode.
You switch those modes with this mode button when you press two times
and if you press three times you will get inception mode.
If you press one time, you will pull out the menu on the screen.
It's got very basic menu where you navigate through with a joystick.
The range of movement, however, on this gimbal is very large.
Pan is 360 degrees, roll
and tilt are 330 degrees.
The gimbal has dedicated app which is called Moza Master.
That one would be used if you are going to be filming with a mirrorless camera
or DSLR. If you're going to be filming with a smartphone,
unfortunately, there is no dedicated app for that,
so you will be filming either a native camera app
or any other app of your choice.
You can change the modes on the gimbal directly here in the menu
so you can just use gimbal to stabilize the footage.
What can you do in the Moza Master app?
You can use remote controls,
adjust gimbal settings,
film time lapses, enable inception mode,
put gimbal to sleep and link it to Moza Slypod.
Let's take a look at the vertical mount and that crazy set up.
One shot in one take.
I'm currently recording
in Double Take Filmic Pro
and recording with Canon M6 Mark II
and I'm also recording with Insta360 X2.
So yes, One take.
This is how I created this one shot, one take B-roll.
This attachment is not included.
You have to get it separately.
And I also used a different screw. The screw which comes with this
gimbal is short so I couldn't attach the Insta360 with it.
I took the screw from my Smallrig cage because that one is simply a bit longer.
This is definitely fun. When you think about it,
camera can do a nice shot, then a smartphone can do
completely different shot and 360 covers
it all and adds fun effects.
It is fun, especially if you pull it out somewhere in the public.
You get lots of looks.
I don't know how about you? But I always get the feeling that
Gudsen Moza always forget something,
the most
important part.
Now the setup is complete.
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