MOZA Air 2 3-Axis Handheld Gimble Stabilizer/camera stabilizer for DSLR Mirrorless and Pocket Cinema Cameras 9lbs(4.2KG) Payload

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One design touch I liked is that the Moza Air 2 makes it easy to see your LCD screen whether you have a fixed, tilting or fully articulated screen. I used the Moza Air 2 with the Nikon Z6 and Panasonic GH5 and had no problems with either.

Also, Autotune can be activated by holding in the Fn button, and from the MOZA Master App under Motor Settings. Wait until the gimbal finishes auto-tune before moving or touching the gimbal just in case you cannot properly auto-tune the gimbal while out in the field. You’ll also find integrated follow focus, camera control cables for select Canon, Nikon and Sony bodies, and programmable scroll and side wheels. The Moza Air 2 3-Axis Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer has been upgraded over previous versions with newly optimized high-torque motors, a 9.25 lb weight capacity, and many other features. The high weight capacity allows for a much wider range of cameras to be used, as well as wider combinations of cameras and lenses. The Air 2 also supports the optional Moza iFOCUS Intelligent Wireless Lens Control System, which comes in different versions to offer standard and automatic (with preset start/endpoints) focus and zoom control directly from the Air 2. The Moza Air 2 is powered by four Li-ion 18,650 batteries. Charge time is five hours, but a single charge delivers an impressive 16 hours of run time. You can also connect the Moza Air 2 to an external power source should you need a longer run. In fact, there are also three new ports that can supply power to your camera and other connected accessories.The gimbal is very responsive to my movements and rarely got lost and needed re-centring. Honestly, when using it I found myself wondering why the Moza Air 2 isn’t getting the same hype as DJI’s Ronin-S. It’s priced very competitively but doesn’t compromise on quality – both in terms of build and features, and the footage it can deliver. Verdict, or… is the Moza Air 2 better than the DJI Ronin-S? Please utilize the electronic level on your camera when calibrating to help you finish the calibration. The efficient AI calculation system enables the MOZA App to select the optimal parameters based on the total weight on your gimbal, reducing the inconvenience of readjusting The Gudsen Moza Air 2 offers three-axis stabilisation on its pan (Yaw), tilt (Pitch) and roll axes. If provides 360-degree continuous rotation on its pan and roll axes, and 180 to 95 degrees on its tilt axis.

Is the Moza Air 2 better than, or as good as, the DJI Ronin-S? This really is the question everyone is wondering. We’ve used both here at Camera Jabber and, truthfully, you really can’t go wrong with either of them. Which is probably a point in the Moza Air 2’s favour, if not the win, given it is considerably cheaper. The Moza Air 2 is a direct competitor to similar gimbal stabilisers like the DJI Ronin-S and Zhiyun Crane 2. What cameras are compatible with the Moza Air 2?

What cameras are compatible with the Moza Air 2?

I’m genuinely impressed with the quality of video footage I can get with the Moza Air 2. You can see a little bit of bob at times, but overall my footage has been smooth and stable whether I was pacing across a room, climbing stairs or walking through the woods. The Moza Air 2 from Gudsen is a three-axis gimbal stabiliser that promises smooth video footage from multiple angles. A successor to the original Moza Air, the Gudsen Moza Air 2 weighs 1.6kg and supports run times of up to 16 hours on a single charge, good for most day-long shoots. Use the MOZA Master App under Configuration and select ‘Set Default’. Or from the gimbals handle configuration. Nevertheless, I persisted and eventually got the hang of the key buttons and functions and menu options for what I wanted to do. If you are a casual gimbal user and have simple or straightforward needs, there isn’t much of a learning curve here. The Moza Air 2 is fairly intuitive.