Welcome to our collection of drone gimbal camera mounts! A high-quality gimbal is the key to capturing smooth, professional-looking video and sharp photos from your drone. Whether you're a filmmaker, a photographer, or a hobbyist, our selection of gimbals provides the stabilization you need to take your aerial footage to the next level.
The Best Drone Gimbals & Camera Mounts for Stable Footage
Enhance Your Aerial Photography and Videography with Durable Gimbal and Camera Mounts
Product List
Drone Anamorphic Lens - Carbon Fiber
Product Review Score
4.74 out of 5 stars
99 reviewsSGD 1,265.33 SGD 758.69
6K FPV Drone with Follow Mode
Anself
Product Review Score
4.87 out of 5 stars
10 reviewsSGD 348.29 SGD 193.78
Foldable Pro Drone 4K
Xgeek
Product Review Score
4.36 out of 5 stars
89 reviewsSGD 379.97 SGD 215.31
8K Self-Stabilizing Drone
Eleanos
Product Review Score
4.8 out of 5 stars
39 reviewsSGD 423.03 SGD 379.97
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is a gimbal and what does it do for my drone? A gimbal is a mechanical device that stabilizes your camera. It uses a series of motors and sensors to counteract the drone's movement and vibrations, ensuring your footage remains steady and smooth, no matter how fast you're flying or if the wind is shaking the drone.
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What's the difference between a 2-axis and a 3-axis gimbal? A 2-axis gimbal corrects for pitch (up/down) and roll (side-to-side) movements. A 3-axis gimbal adds a third axis, yaw (rotation), to provide complete 3D stabilization. For professional-grade, cinematic footage, a 3-axis gimbal is the best choice.
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How do I choose the right gimbal for my drone? The most important factors to consider are compatibility and payload capacity. You must choose a gimbal that is designed to work with your specific drone model and can support the weight of your camera and any accessories.
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Can I use a gimbal to capture footage at night? Yes, many gimbals are compatible with cameras that have advanced sensors for low-light conditions. A gimbal's stabilization is crucial for capturing clear night footage, as it helps prevent blur from longer shutter speeds.
