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HF G30 with battery BP 828 only works with A2000. I also tested the A1000, but there is no BP 828 battery - smaller BP 820 or less should be used. The AK2000 stabilizer at the time of purchase was not yet on offer and has a slightly different design. I think it is not suitable for HF G30. I picked myself out at the store by testing different stabilizers. The e-shop can not be tested.

Thank you very much for your detailed reply. Man at local shop thinks HF G30 and AK2000 do not match in that when balanced the rear of the camera would foul one of the arms (motors). He went on to say (in email) that the camera would be mounted too far forward (to clear arms) that it would never balance. That leaves me wondering whether a counter weight may solve the problem. Camera plus counter weight would be nowhere near gimbal load max. Maybe I order and play - most dealers have 30day returns if you don't like product (or cant devise a way to fit camera). Thanks again for your reply, King regards Alan.

@@alanr1947 The weight could help - I also thought about it. I still have a quick change of the manfrotto 323 quick change rect plate adapter because I have more cameras and more gimbals and can not quickly remove the camera and replace the battery. The Gimbal must then rebalance. Although it may not be often because the BP 828 battery will run for up to 4 hours. It's about finding your system and possibly completing it at home. The HF G30 with manfrotto 323 weighs about 1000 grams and the A2000 load is 2500 grams. In the AK 2000 manual, the load capacity is 2800 grams, so the gimbal could have stronger engines and could overcome the balance in the central axis ...... The question is the total weight of the system - the complete set weighs about 2000 grams and the total capacity of the BP 828 4 hours is pretty tough, so it's good to have a monopod and put it in your trouser belt and feiyu tech tripod, which was included in the A2000 package.

Hi - an update - after more research I finally went and bought an AK2000 from a local dealer who offered 30 day refund, just in case - but that was unnecessary as fairly quickly it became clear it would work. Using the rear screw of the QR plate was too far back to balance. The screw in the front long slot worked and I initially made a small piece of wood to raise the Canon baseplate above the rear section and this balanced just fine. Added my SM-V1 mike and opened the side screen and it all balances just fine. Cannot do a full 360 tilt as this interferes with the mic but I figure this would only make the audience sick if they watched such a move. Pan 360 is perfect, roll 360 I cannot see the point of but it works ok. Underslung works perfect but you do have to guide the gimbal to ensure it adopts the correct geometry, but I think that is a widespread inconvenience or maybe I need more practice to perfect this manouvre. My next task was to then mount a Manfrotto 323 which I already have on my tripod and monopod for all my kit. Benefit for AK2000 was that I can take camera off to change battery then back on to gimbal with no need to rebalance. It mounts using same slot screw but no piece of wood, just a small plate made of 2mm aluminium to act as a spacer to raise the 323 to clear the side locking lever. With the 323 mounted the camera base plate already cleared the rear raised section of the QR plate. Now I have bought neat aluminium travel/flight case just the right size to house the AK2000 with tripod attached and importantly all the adjusted arms left at their balanced settings. The QR plate has to be removed (because the case is only 85mm in depth) but I have set things up so it is exactly 20mm from the end. So to use the AK2000, open the case - remove AK2000 - slip in the QRplate and lock at the precise balance point - attach camera and we're ready to go. No re-balancing at all. Case also houses charger leads and extension rod. Very grateful for your inspiration that made me look more seriously at the idea many had dismissed as impossible. Its not - it works - and its brilliant. Thank you. Alan.

@@alanr1947 Super. I'm glad I helped a little bit. Now I just want a lot of great shots.

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Miloslav Kotík Děkuji, ale nemají tam napsané vstupné.

Vstupné tam mají taky uvedeno. Nebo si tam přímo zavolejte, my jsme pro ně pouze natáčeli toto video.

Je to velká schola od sv. Prokopa ze Žďáru nad Sázavou. Za ty roky se členové obměnili, ale stále zpívají skvěle.Většinou hrají na různých akcích v okolí a program je nepravidelný. Jinak na mém videokaníále mildasr je jejich písniček ještě víc.

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+mildasr Can I use your footage ? I will credit you.

+Galinette1208 Yes, I agree . Thanks for sharing.

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