By Master your gimbal’s balancing before powering it on—spend five minutes ensuring your camera sits level with minimal motor strain, as proper balance extends battery life and enables smoother footage than any stabilization algorithm can achieve. Start with your gimbal’s follow speed set to medium and pan axis unlocked, allowing natural horizontal movement while restricting aggressive tilts that immediately mark footage as amateur.
Practice the core movements that separate cinematic work from shaky handheld footage: the forward dolly with consistent walking speed, the lateral truck maintaining precise subject framing, …
