Using A Steadicam Arm With A Gimbal - Is It Worth It?

We all know that gimbal footage is nice and smooth, but what happens if you pair it with a Steadicam Arm as well? It it worth all the trouble? In this video, Lewis runs some tests to find the answer.
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[@kevbomb]

This is great, I have a Steadicam aero 30, it is challeging to compete with gimbals and steadicam volts, as it takes so much attention and practice to manage the z axis,
I might try this but was hoping for some solution where I can still take bigger camera over 10lbs

[@RedEyrisFilms]

Its a big difference..

[@ttkjay8512]

So cool

[@VIDEV0]

Pretty sweet, right?

[@grey.fox.]

Can you make another video on when this is a more desirable application than just using the sled? Perhaps another comparing the entry level stedicams for those who are interested but used to operating a gimbal

[@VIDEV0]

Sure, we'll look into it!

[@grey.fox.]

@@VIDEV0 I currently run the tilta float but I'd get the sense that's not very similar to running a Steadicam. It's more of something to take the weight off the arms when using a gimbal