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I haven't looked hugely in to it as I use bigger equipment. But Z-Axis for something like a Ronin is almost £2000 so it's not a cheap axis to stabilise.

I don't but it probably doesn't, I'm considering picking one up though.

All decent gimbals are £200+, it's not a simple thing to do and cheap ones show why. The Karma grip is worth the money IMO, purely as it controls the GoPro, I think a few others do too but not sure on Hero 5 integration.

None of these stabilisers will instantly give you good usable footage, they're an aid not a magic fix. You need to actually try, but they can be used well. Obviously none do up/down stabilisation, DJI do a Z-Axis add on that has half decent results though.

I'd definitely not be buying a GH4 right now, it's 3(4?) years old and the replacement is 2 months away, and is possibly the most impressive mirrorless camera for video work.

I generally don't mind aftermarket batteries but for something that will fall out of the air if the battery fails I'd rather not.

A6000 is a cracking camera, I used it professionally for video use for the last year until only this week upgrading to the A6500. Always get proper mounts, it's just not worth the risk, they're cheap anyway. Faster lens can work, Sigma do some decent APS-C primes, their 30mm is pretty nice...

Any of them will work fine, although FCP X runs quicker than both of them, as it's more optimised. A quad core, 16GB of RAM and a dedicated GPU would all be on my wishlist (and things my current one has), so you'd be looking at a 15" as the rest are all integrated GPU only.

Ordered the Fly More Combo through Amazon, probably get it sooner if I went through DJI but they take payment straight away. Now it's the waiting game.

CAME-TV Optimus seems to be the most recommended small gimbal. Not heard of Feiyu above a GoPro solution. It has the ability to be used two handle as well as single also.

Downloaded it today, UI is much better from what I've played with, much needed catch up with Premiere Pro. Not sure why you'd need to spend money on training for it, pretty much everything is in the same place, icons haven't hugely changed etc.

From what I've seen as the Mavic has slowly got in the hands of reviewers, the Karma has no chance of matching it as a drone, for flying ability or image quality. Karma really does look like it's designed for people who are deep in the ecosystem, more amateur stuff. It's possible the delay is...

Would love for them to do an A7S style that's aimed at video over photo, to sit below the FS5 at around the £3k mark.

By sacrificing quality though.

It only has Superview and Wide in 4k.