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Thanks Fred. This is a good link: http://www.feiyu-tech.cn/product-en.php?mlist=3&id=39&step=3

I should have been more clear. The links on the download page don't work.

Links don't work, Fred.

It's a fantastic performing gimbal right out of the can! I love the packaging job, Feiyu always does very professional packaging. I have some minor complaints about the mount design, and using 2mm screws for some of the assembly makes modifications more difficult. Not to mention those little...

The turtlecam killed me.

Excellent as always, Bill.

That's what makes it so cool! How did they do that? In the comments he says he had the transmitter strapped to his chest. I can't wait to see the full film, they say there are some behind the scene shots that give it away.

These guys hit it out of the park for me. When I built my first tricopter this was the goal - riding motos and carrying a multi to film epic singletrack from the air. I'm re-inspired.

This looks very interesting. Too late for the tour,unfortunately. http://nofilmschool.com/2013/06/snl-alex-buono-art-visual-storytelling-tour/

Really well done. Lots of very creative angles and techniques that are pleasing yet don't dominate the story. Excellent editing. Much like the theory that a developer should never debug his own program, the DP or shooter should not be the editor if at all possible. It's just way too easy to...

Can't you block those IP's?

Aerial camera angles are just that - another camera angle. Overuse of any angles/techniques are just irritating. Tell a story, but not one about flying cameras. http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/winged-migration/

That was cool, Paul.

irony is ironical.

I believe that horse has already left the barn.

Anyone who designs a frame has the very same issues to overcome. Equally effective frames can be as cheap as a couple of bucks or as expensive as your pockets are deep. Whispershots was getting brilliant DSLR footage several years ago with a $30 homemade tricopter, so don't let anyone convince...

There is really no good reason to use anything but wood. Most everything else is bling (or heavy). http://www.simplecopter.com/frames/ http://blueskyrc.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=13

Wow. Someone should write a book about the OP saga.

The difference in a frame that can lift a GoPro and one that can lift an NEX is negligible at best. You can build a frame out of cedar for $30 that will lift a DSLR. The only thing you need is more thrust, that comes from the power system, not the frame.