12 276 $29.90 drop after 3 months

MOZA Mini P 3-Axis Gimbal, Foldable Stabilizer for Mirrorless Cameras, Action Cameras and Smartphones Compatible with Sony,

$224.25 ~~$228.73~~ Save 2% ($4.48)

Posted 17 July 2022 7:47:36 am

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Deal history

$29.90 drop after 3 months 17 July 2022: $224.25
Expired 2-month best price 16 April 2022: $254.15
Expired 12 January 2022: $254.15

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About this item

✌【Wide compatibility】 MOZA Mini-P is a cross-platform stabilizer which is compatible with multiple devices such as smartphones, action cameras, compact cameras, light mirrorless cameras, for travel, adventure, filmmaking, or everyday life. It's the best choice for your daily shooting.
✌【Compact & 16h continuous operation】 With a foldable design, the size is not bigger than a book. The maximum payload is 900g, you can continuously shoot for 16 hours, and don't need to worry about power shortage even when shooting outside.
✌【Horizontal & Vertical Mode】The L-Bracket quick release plate allows you to quickly switch and adjust the shooting mode in horizontal or Vertical. You can shoot live broadcasts and Vlogs as you like.
✌ 【Professional modes】 Equipped with professional gimbal modes such as inception mode, FPV mode and sports gear mode. Use inception mode to create camera movements or FPV mode to focus the camera on yourself. The Mini-P is physically small but with professional shooting modes.
✌ 【Enhanced camera control】The enhanced camera control system allows you to connect and control your camera to MOZA Mini-P. You can use the controls built into the Mini-P's handle to start recording video and adjust camera settings.

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