Best Camera With Built In Stabilizer

I use these as a Camera Slider Stabilized by adding a female 5/8" receiver with a male 3/8-16. Best stabilizer I have used to date.

Ideal for my stabilizer as it doesn't hinder stabilization. Best decision I could have made.

i have hero 3+ and hero 5 connection to hero 7 from the app is much faster quality looks much better and love the stabilizer built in the camera make life easier

The Revo ST-500 is a well-built stabilizer for smaller cameras. I tested it with my Fuji camera, and after some initial adjustments to get it balanced correctly, it worked well. I believe it will become my go-to gimbal for my GoPro or compact camera due to its portability. The stabilizer is made of sturdy materials, so I expect it to last a long time. It's simple to assemble, and once you understand how to balance it, you can capture steady shots. While I didn't experiment with complex camera movements, I was pleasantly surprised by how well it performed for basic walking and talking shots. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

This is a good stabilizer. Well built and I use it on the 3 legged thing Alan 2.0 Carbon Fiber Monopod. I'm shooting Nikon Z50 with FTZ 2 adapter and Sigma 150-600 c lens and it stabilizes it solid holds my gear let me control the camera without shaking and recommend it to anyone having problems holding your camera still. Only problem I had was it wants to unscrew itself. I fixed that with 1drop of removable loctite so far it's staying on. I don't have any plans taking the stabilizer off I'm 71 now and my Pictures are sharper now like they used too.It does make it little heavy but fold feet up and still use it as just a monopod. Love it

I use a NikonD200 with a Neoprene neck strap and the neoprene, flexible Stabilizer Strap (Op/Tech USA) around my chest when camera is not in use. The stabilizer precents the camera swaying when I am running, climbing, or otherwise active, even getting out of crowded vehicles. The stbilizer prevents the strap from impacting anything like branches, rock walls, furniture, or the person in the seat ahead of me. It permits the camera to instantly slip out of the stabilizer, leaving the strap in position./ The strap length is adjustable to fit over a bulky jacket or vest, and the snap-on ends make it easy to fit.The central lens opening can be enlarged to fit extremely wide diameter lenses. I canot imagine how it could be improved.

I have 3 of these on different plates and such to keep from having to remove the camera from the stabilizer, they are indispensable.

Best investment in optics I ever made. Sure, they are a bit bulky,but the clarity with the stabilizer make them my primary binoc.My 15x50mm pair is a constant companion in my vehicle. Never had binoculars that allowed me to "Look" into the woods.I have been using them for 10 years+ with no problems. They cost a chunk of change but the best investment for the money I have ever made. You can read a vehicle license plate from a quarter mile with these babies and no tripod necessary.Make a pair in 50x100mm and I'll think about being your first customer. Image stab should be standard on any binocs over 10x.

This case is very well built and you can't go wrong with this one.Best thing I did to get away from backpack camera bag and into case

It's a simple selfie stick that even my four year old can use. It doesn't have a built in stabilizer but it actually is easy to keep steady.