Going Back to My Roots
This is a bit of a throwback video - a review of a mini gimbal designed for action cameras.
I intended to get this one finished a couple of months ago, but one thing lead to another and it got pushed back. So I hope you don’t mind, but as I’m a little bit under the weather this week, it was easier for me to finish this video than to start on something more complicated. Rest assured when I’m feeling up to it, I have plenty of (more) interesting topics I want to tackle.
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Just wanted to send well-wishes your way. Get well soon and thank you so much for your terrific videos.
Thanks for that. Unfortunately the next video could be delayed by a few days, but we’ll see.
I like the variety mixing a little new with the old! Thanks, Mat. Hope you feel better soon.
Good video!
Best wishes...hope you feel better soon.
Was there a revision number on the one you purchased? Maybe the tilt issue will be resolved with a updated version. I've been looking for an affordable 3 axis gimble for my action cam.
I notice they have a WG2 now, so that ‘should’ have some improvements.
You could consider switching your Patreon to per-video. Then there would be less pressure to maintain a constant schedule. Get well soon!
I don’t think it would be possible now...and some videos wouldn’t really be worth paying anything for. I’m fine, I have a three videos per month target in my head, but usually exceed that.
Another good money saving video.
Santa Bárbara Castle, Alicante . . . bet you were knackered after climbing that.
I only got as far as the bridge...had a hypo and had to retreat. On the way down someone told me there is a lift on the other side.
Nice fleet of Rolls Royce’s you have there! :)
They aren’t all mine...the pink one belongs to the Mrs.
Oh how I'd like to add some CGI images of the girls in their blue dresses down that hallway. :D Had similar stabilisation issues with a drone gimbal from a friend some time back, it also went slanty shanty and hard to get working properly. Guess the only way is to go fully professional if one wants spotless action. Cool device though. :)