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Vlogging Gimbals
A vlogging gimbal helps you to create ultra-smooth, cinematic footage. Whether you shoot with a smartphone, compact, or mirrorless camera, our range includes options for any system. Discover the best gimbal for vlogging from leading brands like DJI and more, which feature AI-powered tracking and creative modes that allow you to capture dynamic content for YouTube, TikTok, and other channels, all with a gimbal that can track you as you move.
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A vlogging gimbal van be a really useful accessory when you want to capture smooth, cinematic footage, especially if you film while walking or moving around. It’s not always essential, but a gimbal (sometimes called a stabiliser) dramatically reduces camera shake, which can make handheld video look far more polished.
For smartphone vloggers a compact gimbal like the DJI Osmo Mobile offers lightweight stabilisation with AI tracking and loads of other features, which is great for single-handed shooting or setting up on its built-in tripod. If you use a mirrorless or interchangeable lens camera, you’ll need something more heavyweight like the DJI RS 3 Mini, which handles heavier loads and has features such as motorised balancing.
When you’re looking for the best vlogging gimbal, battery life also plays a role, especially for longer shoots or when you’re live streaming or creating long-form content like concerts, tutorials or interviews. Auto-tracking and motion control help keep subjects in frame, so a gimbal is a great option for solo creators who want smooth, dynamic footage without needing any extra equipment.
Do you need a gimbal for vlogging? Not always, but it can make a big difference in certain situations. A stabiliser helps with cinematic panning, tracking shots and complicated camera movements, which can definitely take your content to the next level and set it apart from everyday handheld video.
