How to stabilise your Kaiser Baas Gimbal
Posted on September 02 2019
Got a Gimbal or looking to buy one?
A Gimbal is a motorised device used to keep your Action Camera or Smartphone level and stable. The KB Gimbals have 3 Axis with means whether you tilt, pan, point and turn your Gimbal - it will maintain a smooth, fluid movement. It’s the ultimate tool for content creators who want to capture smooth, professional-looking footage!
We've designed a solution that can work with your Smartphone or Action Camera (or if you have the XS3 - both)! Our Gimbals are lightweight and have several shooting options, making it an affordable solution that ensures you can still get the goods, without having to invest in expensive gear.
The S3 Gimbal
Our newest Gimbal is the S3, a simplified solution for those who want to plug in and go. No App required, so this one is for those who use a Smartphone no larger than a 6” screen as their main photography and videography tool.
One of the key benefits of the S3 is your choice of shooting in three pan modes - Pan, Pitch and Roll. It allows you to capture those sweeping, smooth motions in a range of different angles. It also features 3 Axis Stabilisation, One-Key Realign to get your camera facing back to the front, has 5 hours battery time and it's lightweight!
The XS3 Gimbal
The XS3 for those who want a few more options at their fingertips. It's compatible with Action Cams and Smartphones and even has its own App! The App gives you capabilities like Face and Object Tracking, Zoom, Auto Panoramic Shoot, Time Lapse, Slow Motion AND Scene effects! As if that's not cool enough, it has an inbuilt power bank that also charges your phone, so you can get 12 hours of solid shooting time.
Check it out!
The Gimbals have been designed with portability and ease of use in mind. Once you learn how to stabilise your Gimbal, you’re good to go.
If you're a beginner Gimbal user don't fret, we've put together this quick tutorial on how you can best balance your Gimbal so you can be on your way to shooting slick footage in no time.
Nani is one of our KB Ambassadors, in this video, he will take you through how to:
Attach your device to the Gimbal
Adjust the arm so the camera doesn't drop to one side
What to do when your Gimbal is on a lean
Adjust the arm until it's balanced
And more!
(Note: Clicking the below image will open up a YouTube video)
