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Zoom and Focus Controllers, Transmitter.

Redesigned Detachable SmartSling Handle.

14.3 lb Payload, PowerPlus Battery Pack.

This little dude has a lot of power behind it! Option 2 – Crane 3S Josh was able to balance a Sony A9 in a SmallRig camera cage with a 70-200 G Master lens – an overkill setup.Įven though the overall size was too big for the Weebill S’s frame, the motors had no issues keeping the camera level. The size of the Weebill S doesn’t keep it from being strong and mighty. Longevity is a huge concern for me when I purchase equipment, and I’m not a fan of plastic but as long as you treat your gear with care this shouldn’t pose any problems.

The Weebill S uses a lot of plastic materials in its construction giving it a less sturdy feel but also helping to keep down the weight of the overall rig. The lower rear roll-motor provides shooters with a clear view of their camera screen, and the grip features full camera control with optional focus or zoom control.įor power, the Weebill S uses the increasingly popular 18650 batteries that provide a lot of runtime and don’t break the bank with cheap gets available on Amazon. Quick release plates allow you to quickly remove the handle to switch into underslung position very rapidly, and the size and weight of the overall unit allow you to hold it in your hands for long periods of time.

This gimbal does a fantastic job smoothing out shots with small – medium mirrorless setups, and features beefy motors that keep things in check. Broken down, the Weebill S is the kind of tool you can take with you all over the world.

It might be the smallest of the bunch, but that doesn’t mean it can’t hold its own.

Support for Optional Transmission Module.

Rear Underslung Handle in Compact Design.

To clear things up, and assist you in your selection, Josh from Momentum Productions has put together this overview of the best offerings from this great company. With model names like Weebill S, Crane 2S, Crane 3S, though, it does get a little hard to keep things straight. You simply don’t need a big, heavy gimbal for a small camera anymore and Zhiyun’s aim seems to be to kill the overkill.

Zhiyun’s range of gimbals aren’t merely quick iterations to sell more and more units, they are classes of gimbals meant to serve the operator’s needs best. With the tech, quality, forward thinking, and price point to stand up to gimbal titan DJI, Zhiyun have been taking over this market with ease. There are a lot of options out there for gimbals these days, and no one seems to be crushing the competition like Zhiyun.