Gudsen MOZA Mini-MI

The three-axis stub from Gudsen, sharpened for use in conjunction with smartphones, is interesting not only for its faithful service in guarding the smoothness of the picture when recording videos, but also for one important highlight that makes the steadicam unique.

Charging on the go

Directly in the process of video shooting, the user has the right to use the useful function of wireless smartphone charging, for which the sensor is located in the holder of the mobile device. If the “mobile phone” is deprived of support for over-the-air charging, you should not get upset ahead of time, since you can replenish the energy reserves of its battery in the “old-fashioned” way — through a regular USB port placed on one of the faces of the gimbal. The steadicam's own battery has a capacity of 2100 mAh, which is enough for a 10-hour marathon of continuous video recording.

Miscellaneous Scenarios

At the disposal of the mobile operator, there are a lot of scenarios for the work of Gudsen MOZA Mini-MI: from completely blocking the position of the smartphone to tracking along each axis with a combination of settings purely for themselves. You can switch between modes by pressing the buttons on the navigator, supplemented by a joystick to rotate the camera.

Related application

Significantly “pump” the level of user interaction with the stabilizer helps a proprietary application, available at the start only for owners of “apple” gadgets. In it , video recording parameters are subject to change (shutter speed, ISO, white balance, frame rate, etc.), a choice of different shooting modes (photo, video, time-lapses, light painting) is provided, and using the scroll wheel, it becomes possible to zoom in on the picture or control focus. The meager equipment and a large storage case slightly smooth the positive impression of the model, but due to the adequate price tag, these minor flaws close their eyes by themselves.