DigitalFoto Thanos-SE Gimbal Support - Gear Review

The Thanos-SE is a gimbal support rig, designed to make operating your gimbal more comfortable. This is aimed at camera and gimbal packages weighing between 2-8KG.

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[apexcustomsmokers]

I've been following you on my personal channel for awhile now, am definitely getting a gimbal as my camera work is shaky, however this set up looks amazing, thank you for the review!

[piusgyagenda]

I love watching your videos they have so much to learn from and it enables me upgrade my knowledge as a content creator too on YouTube

[orion-viikhmernight]

This good stuff. Thanks for sharing this review.

[rikorobinson]

Hey, hop you're well. Can't you change the position of the arm so that it's on the other side and out of the way?

[stonevalleyproductions]

I just picked this item up today. I'm thinking it may be a faulty model... No matter how loose I make the 2 knobs on the arm, it still points upward. I can push it down with some force, but then it pops right back up. Am I doing something wrong, or does it sound like I may have gotten a dud and need to return?

[daydreamingcamera]

I love your videos, but this is one of the worst supporting vests ever designed. I used it for only ONE day using a 15lb rig (BMPCC 6K, RS2, Sigma 18-35) and the vertical angle adjusting knob does not tighten any more. The horizontal adjusting knob is already wearing out with metal specks shedding off every time it is adjusted. Everything else you said about this vest was correct, but you should have conducted stress tests on the knobs to verify the manufacturer’s claims. Some poor bloke will buy it based on your recommendation only to have his/her camera rig crashing down after the knobs suddenly fail. I wouldn’t suggest this vest for any rig over 10lbs.