Glidecam HD 4000 Vs. Mezdon HDSLR-4 - TEST

The HDSLR-4 is a new dimension of camera stabilizer. Besides the world's first 3-Axis Damping Control System, several other patent pending solutions ensure unique operation that offers the operator an unrivalled freedom of recording, making it possible to be concerned only with composing the shot instead of constant time consuming re-balancing and repeated recordings that arise from uncontrollable camera movements.

The Mezdon HDSLR-4 is a professional, ultralight (~490 gram / ~1 lb 1 oz) but heavy-duty camera stabilizer, which is ideal from compact cameras to heavier handheld camcorders, throughout H-DSLRs, for a camera weight ranging from 10 oz to 10 lbs (280 g to 4.5 kg).

It is ready-to-use very quickly, it can be accurately adjusted and it is extremely user friendly: a complete re-setting is reproducible under 2 minutes. Due to its excellent directional stability and incredibly versatile fine adjustment options it is equally recommended for the highest quality productions and amateur videos.

[thetazlord]

Someone want to tell me why they used two completely different cameras in this test? Doesn't make sense to me.

[AlexTimelapse]

2 different cameras, very different weight, glidecam with this camere need more weight on the bottom to dont have this boat movement, use the dslr in glidecam or use same camera in both to make a VS review

[DavidsOldChannel]

Ten člověk očividně nemá absolutně žádné zkušenosti s jakýmkoliv steadicam systémem. Nechápu, jak může demonstrovat co dokáže..

[PandosII]

You haven't balanced the HD-4000 properly. I only got mine yesterday and have got better shots than you showed on this video.

[damarkovavidea]

well it's really funny video :) comparing unbalanced glidecam with narrow lense to prepared mezdon with wide lense (with time slowed down during the fast moves)... come on... of course glidecam is way better :)