The MOZA Air 2 handle has 12 physical buttons that provide fast access to camera functions such as recording, zoom, focus, ISO, shutter, aperture, exposure compensation, and White Balance.

The Hand Unit has a large focus wheel that has been designed with ridges on the side which makes it easier to grip. Long Working Time: The MOZA AIR 2 Spark Power Supply System Equips The Moza Air 2 With Four Power Ports.I like how the back support arm that connects the roll and the tilt axis has been angled down so you can clearly see the back screen of your camera. I tested the the BMPCC4K with the Moza Air 2 12V DC Out for 4 hours continuously and it never blew my output. Its got to a point where very little separates any of the gimbals when it comes to performance, this is especially true with single-handed gimbals such as the Moza Air 2.

The Hand Unit can be attached to any rod or handle with a 15 to 33mm diameter such as a rod system, gimbal arm, or tripod handle. This has been really nicely designed and I like how they have included a proper locking and unlocking mechanism. I am reading that using a dummy battery could actually solve the problem but I cannot yet try that and don't know if I want to if there is a slight chance of power failure.This is not a dig at the Moza Air 2, I find this to be the case with all of the larger single handed gimbals.

It even has an automatic calibration feature which helps to get the best out of the stabilizer and pretty much makes it idiot proof. From the MOZA Air 2's handle simply rotate the smart wheel to make fine or quick adjustments to lens focus or zoom. The information is displayed in a basic way, but you get to see key information which is all you essentially need.

This mode will suppress static drift, which is only noticeable when a gimbal is placed on a stationary tripod.

You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. For instance, a normal power supply (I suppose the one that comes with the gimbal) states the input/output voltage and amperage, and from these you can calculate wattage. The only way around this would be to use a lightweight pancake lens so you could shift the camera forward. And while in the past these were big, heavy and ludicrously expensive, the move towards smaller, lighter cameras has seen a shift in gimbal design. No, they are not as good as most professional follow focus systems, but for a solo operator, they will provide decent results.With a two-handed gimbal, this is easier to control as you are essentially locking your shoulders to create a more stable platform.