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- July 10, 2018 at 5:49 PM #303155
  
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  I have been using a Flagship phone/cam on a Gimbal to shoot videos, but I’m thinking about upgrading to either a DSLR or a smaller type Mirrorless camera. My question is will the Image Stabilization feature on these cameras shoot videos with as much stability as a Gimbal? or would I still need a gimbal for them as well?
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