These 4 GIMBAL TECHNIQUES Makes All The Difference!

There are 4 things you need to do right to get a good gimbal posture and there's a big chance that you are dooing these beginner gimbal mistakes. Learn hwo to do the gimbal ninja walk correctly with these 4 simple gimbal tehniques. Learn more at The Gimbal Academy: geni.us/lr6f4cE
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[@steveloudon7491]

So glad I saw this. I see so many youtubers suggesting the "ninja walk" bent over with knees flexed. This will ruin your back. Love the tip about moving too slow. Keep up the good work.

[@PeterMakholm]

Thanks mate. It breaks my heart every time I see the bend over walk.

[@frankhu8692]

lower the center of gravity improves stability, this is middle school physics, worries about back, thats why we have easyrig

[@chesterchualpc]

@@PeterMakholmGreat video but how can we shoot a subject when its close to the ground?
Ninja walk still solves that problem I guess.

[@RexGunderson]

Chapter 3: The GIRP :) thanks for the video

[@joyoffilming9500]

Probably, the most valuable gimbal video ever!
Aweseome tipps & tricks that dress exactly some of my weaknesses!

[@davidbuckingham435]

no one even talking about that awesome match cut at 2:43 - so subtle but CLEEEAAAN

[@ArthurMuteesasira]

I saw it! and had to look in the comments if some else had seen it!😊😊

[@thirdeyeunltd]

Editing makes all the difference when someone with passion does it.

[@kennydoan7997]

Great explanations and straight to the point. Thanks for this, Peter.

[@maumor2]

GREAT ADVICE. Add an extra grip even to the most basic gimbals and you will see a huge difference, I bought a dirt cheap hohem for my father in law (at 81 he still shooting video (and doing post) but the shakiness was getting bad) he added a 90° angled grip now he held the thing like a Sten sub machine gun form WWII and it work wonders

[@AByallo]

all of these are super helpful. doing all my crash-courses before buying my first gimbal. thanks!

[@xochilgarcia232]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR PRODUCING CONTENT THAT OTHERS DONT EXPLAIN TO YOU. TRIED THIS OUT AND MADE MY FOOTAGE 10X MORE SMOOTH. I KNEW FROM THE START THE NINJA WALK WAS DEFINITELY NOT HEALTHY FOR THE BODY.

[@timclayton8214]

New to all of this, thanks for the sensible and clear advice.

[@groundbreakerexplore]

This tutorial will help me a lot. I've been doing a lot of mistakes and I don't know why. Now I know now. Thanks brother

[@jessica126]

This video came in timely. Just purchased a Gimbal a while ago and I actually struggle a lot to get smooth shots. So this was definitely helpful. Thanks!

[@PeterMakholm]

Thanks, I hope you will succeed with it.

[@Amdryl]

my back will thank you for these tips!

[@sheldonnorton9035]

Thanks man! Great stuff.

[@dmctec5943]

Thank you very much for your advice. are important for professional seamless glides.

[@donovanw.2943]

Thanks for the helpful info!

[@jamiefenner9443]

Great video, very helpful and clear, thank-you!

[@HayashiKuroko]

Thank you for sharing tips

[@paulconnolly2859]

Great advice :) I walk with a straight back slightly bent legs and roll the heel to toe like this. I find that improving your physical strength and ability has a major role in achieving the best footage possible. I held weights and practiced similar movements that id be doing with the gimbal. I can now walk about roughly 9hrs constant give or take.

[@PeterMakholm]

What a genius way of practicing physics🤩👊

[@cornelisvanderbent8569]

When walking like a ballet dancer, stretching out your legs and letting your toes touch the ground first, results in a very stable torso while walking up right. Use flexible/'barefoot' shoes to make this easy. I've had classical ballet lessons a long time ago and 'invented' this way of outside walking. Because feet are flexible, this also eliminates higher frequency vibrations in your spinal column. After some practice, in case you need it, to me this feels like a very natural & smooth way of walking.

[@modernmusicstudio303]

Super helpful!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@paolomaras4282]

Thanks my new coach!

[@HOANGDUNG-Sept1962]

Thank you very much for your explanation. A very great tuto video. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@wiluk9644]

Really great channel, thanks for all your content!

[@dileshchari9048]

Thank you for amazing information 🙌this is what I needed

[@sagarasameerabandara]

So informative, thanks a lot!

[@EstudioHelios]

These videos are gold.

[@illius85]

these tips are golden 🔥

[@crjcostomo]

Thank you for this man big help

[@Bennymac5]

Best video on technique, thank you!!

[@abdelazizjafari]

02:45 that match cut was clean, love the video man, really helpful

[@PeterMakholm]

Thanks mate. 😀

[@mikeozcnl]

lve your videos brother keep the good work up !

[@propertyimagecompany8713]

Very helpful, thanks!

[@cicanbocil]

That's really helpfull...Keep your good work mate !

[@MarkaveliRises]

Thanks from Australia, mate. This vid is worth watching a few times over. Best wishes to u and all creators out there 🎬📹🦋. -m.🇦🇺

[@Absolute_Dreamer788]

Thank you!

[@ListenHereOldMan]

great vid, thx!

[@SandeepGujaran]

really great tip. thanks for the video

[@blaspayri]

useful video and straight to the point.

[@A-SRC]

Thanks for the video. I'm still not sure which is better, Briefcase Handle or Dual Grip. I used the Zhiyun Crane Plus for several years and the first thing I bought for it was the Dual Grip. It was very comfortable, but I have to admit, my back didn't thank me. Now I've bought a DJI RS3 and it's suggested that I use the Briefcase Handle. To be honest, the first thing I did was install the Dual Grip from Zhiyun, however I gave the Briefcase Handle a chance as well. I have to say that I have less back pain with it, but it still takes a long time to get used to it. In some situations it is much easier to work with it, for example for shooting from below if you don't want or don't have time to turn the gimbal upside down. One thing I don't understand in the video is that you have both grips installed. In terms of weight this is a no-go, especially if you have a bunch of other accessories installed and every gram counts. Also, the option to slow down the video is not suitable for all kinds of scenes, say if it's a conversational scene

[@thommyturtle29]

Amazin studio-lighting and colors!

[@wagr2226]

Thank you very much!

[@rakibuz-zaman]

This is a super helpful video!

[@luxmediaproduction]

One of the best informative video for gimbal for year 2022! Thanks again!

[@PeterMakholm]

Thanks for the support mate.

[@Max_tales-ipog]

Thank you so much

[@TheBucketListRide]

Thanks Peter, Your videos are always on point. love your Chanel.

[@PeterMakholm]

Thanks for you support

[@raymondtint3539]

Mistake 2:The "GIRP". Is it correct or a mistake?

[@rhapsodydraws9098]

Its perfection.

[@I-Have-Many]

Super useful practical advice combined with a snicker 👍😜

[@MartinV.]

Great Video

[@_VuMinhLuan]

thank you so much, i have more tips for my work

[@Realasadonut]

Excellent 😮video

[@ucciointour]

Great Video, Thanks

[@cityescapetours6546]

Thanks a lot for the advices! It helped me a lot with my ronin gimbal at weddings. (In my spare time for the vlog i shot with gopro and small gimbal)! New friend here! Have a nice week!

[@spookzer1]

Finaly a good gimbal tutorial! Thank you!

[@PeterMakholm]

Thanks mate.

[@Phototravellers]

Thank you so much for the video :-)

[@masoudjobs194]

thank you very much🙌🙌

[@BangKei]

Its better late then never, I am SO GLAD I founded your video!

[@lonceyswildcairns333]

Cheers so much so basically throw all that we've been taught previously out the window 😂
I reckon it will be easier for me if i hold the angled handle
Love it so unexpected 😊❤

[@peacey_t-ll4xz]

Thank you, this video is very help me 🙂

[@muteoptics6737]

Love this video, super helpfull stuff. why has no one shown this before. Legend!!!!

[@PeterMakholm]

I is out there for anyone to learn. thanks.

[@gregoriuscks1979]

thank you!

[@saifalaraaji2382]

Well done good luck 👏👏

[@PerfectMessProductions]

Thank you

[@brasiloikos]

thanks

[@paewandBarzan]

THANKS

[@biniulek]

O it's intrested, thanks for the tips bro!

[@TrillVisualz]

thank u

[@pearllocket]

thank you

[@watchspoof]

Great Tips!

[@MujionoBagus]

Thanks you

[@amusement420]

These are helpful tips. Reminds me of golf instruction. 2:12 The Girp (Grip) ; ) I thought that was going to be an acronym for a special technique. I always type 'from' as 'form'

[@WEHAVETHISDREAM]

THANK YOU for making me NOT LOOK like an IDIOT anymore!
That heel-2-toe method is definitely SO MUCH BETTER on my back and knees!
And it results very smooth as well.

[@jjgonza100]

Thanks, i just rewatched this video since my back was killing me during a shoot, after changing my posture and technique my back was fine with no issues. The Ninja walk was killing me. Thanks for the lesson this made a huge difference for me.

[@banhmichay-ngonbachay9231]

me too

[@dbumagin]

I will try I will try, thanks!)

[@timclayton8214]

I am getting a Hohem M6 for smartphone and the mini tripod can be used as a side arm too. Will try that.

[@FabienFeub777]

The last one is super important, I was struggling at first trying to do some smooth orbiting around something/talent, I was walking super slow, failing all the time. Then you understand you need some speed and dynamic to get real smooth movements

[@PeterMakholm]

Correct mate, by keeping the gimbal in motion it will be more steady.

[@facu_eze_peralta]

Love your videos! Can you make a video of how to use vertical camera in the webill-s?

[@keithmizzi6754]

I really enjoy watching your videos. I own a Weebill s which I really like, lately sometimes it's taking long to turn on and off but mostly to turn it on. It's on the latest firmware version. Anything I can do about it please?

[@jodizzyfilms3490]

I'm happy I came across this...the ninja walk will get you tired fast....and over 80% of UA-camrs are suggested it

[@ArilsonOZ]

2:42 WOW what a nice touch in the cut, well done

[@piknikae]

Terimakasih dari Indonesia

[@franciscruz2057]

because of this... i am now one of your subscriber sir.. thank you

[@kadru9309]

Ma men is a gimbal menace🔥👊🏻

[@tc9568]

Thanks for the help. I wish I would have known this before I messed up my back lol

[@helmsproductions689]

Thanks for this!

[@PeterMakholm]

Always mate.

[@anthonykufta2197]

This always an amazing video

[@PeterMakholm]

Thanks mate.

[@xafarthetravalizer111]

Is this your home! WOW!

[@user-tu2gr8vm5v]

Fantastic advice. Useful and precise. May I ask what gimbal brand you are using. I need to purchase on similar very soon.

[@ishormj]

Great to know. Thanks for info.

[@ishormj]

DJI message is a full scam, guys don’t believe.

[@rawckas]

Which gimbal mode would you recommend, please?

[@innstikk]

Stellar content! 👌

[@PeterMakholm]

Thnks for the dope comment.

[@RestRelaxation-dq5ev]

I always use the high framerate technique and just walk quicker and conform my clips in post unless I can't have anything appear to be in slow mo, such as talking.

[@umesonu3389]

Thnks and what is your gimbal model sir.

[@Ellhenonk]

Nice👍👍

[@allmono7883]

Hello, thank you very much for your instructions. I want to ask you about the right side handle, what brand or reference is it? Thank you really for all your videos. Greetings from Bogotá - Colombia.

[@marcinjarecki2277]

Peter Makholm I have a question. Your advice are great if you want to shoot at eye level or little below. Question is, how to avoid steps shakes, ifi want to shoot right few inches above the ground ( foe example i want to shoot awsome car and i want to move camere few inches above ground)

[@paewandBarzan]

make a video on camera sttinge thank you for teaching video ❤

[@Eissen_meteor]

What are underslung handle you using Caps?

[@Homemade_food_UA]

Cool

[@tuntistudio]

What's the side grip in this video? Thank you.

[@Lukiboogie1]

is there any side handle with a right-side mount? I am left handed and I need to have my left hand on gimbal

[@orelbitan]

Hi, great tips! The thing I'm struggling with is actually filming handheld with an upper handle, the footage is not that shaky with the ninja walk but the camera is not straight, it is moving from right to left, left to right as I walk. Do you have a tip for that?

[@7th_tree_images]

If you haven’t done it already, try adjusting your deadband settings so the pan is a bit more stiff.