How To Get Good Gimbal Shots

I have just discovered that, when doing indoor shoots (Like for Real Estate) you can get super smooth forward or reverse motion by using a wheelchair. I happen to have a few due to a former issue sitting in my garage, and realized this. I set it at an angle to my waist and use a neck strap, or even jest strap it to the chair, and you essentially have a super cheap track. I shuffle my feet to move the wheelchair if I am in it, or push it if I tether it to the chair. Absolutely zero walking bounce. (you can pick up a cheap travel chair on the used market for next to nothing, and it’ll fold up and snap in your trunk.)

Okay, so setting up my RS2 for a corporate gig and, watching this, the main thing I took away was how far you've come in 3 years. Holy smokes man. This compared to your latest stuff is like night and day. Your growth is major inspiration for me. You are awesome and thank you for always evolving.

The ninja walk. It's a classic. We used to have to walk up and down stairs at uni, holding a book on our head whilst looking through the eyepiece of a camera, that trains you real good!

This is the first video of yours I have watched - the thumbnail grabbed me in and was just the type of content I am looking for as I'm new-ish to gimbals. Great videos! Definitely subscribing. Your humor is chef's kiss perfect. Had me rolling a few times for sure. Thank you for the great content!

Dope video dude! 🔥 I’ve been watching all your videos this week and all of them are so inspirational for me.

Thank you so much for these techniques. I can’t wait to apply them to my next videos. Once again another killer tutorial, I appreciate it my man 💪

Your English mess-ups are amazing they actually pulled me back into the content it's like a natural interrupt and it makes you more relatable and entertaining! Thanksnfornleaving them in. Amazing videos man love the lighting and backgrounds in all your videos.

Purchased my Ronin SC this month and stabilized it(finally!). I'll be using all of your advice to create some interesting content for my channel. Thanks Peter and keep up the great work!!

Honestly, thank u for actually SHOWING and explaining how to do each move with example.

Awesome content. I’m glad I found your video as I just purchased the ronin s. Thanks for the tips. I’ve been getting out to practice your recommendations and it’s helping. Just used your link below to get the manfrotto quick release plate as I think that is a great idea! Thanks and keep up the great work! Your videos are truly helpful and inspirational.

foreground tips is the best tip for me it`s game changing tips thank you so much Peter.

Thank you, love your videos, learning lots from them, I only have a Samsung s7 at moment👍

1:14 why you should balance gimbal 2:30 'Gimbal Hack' quick release plate 2:55 most important thing. Slow movements 3:50 Use Foregrounds, 4:40 Favorite techniques and movements

Thanks for the tips. I felt silly I thought just having a gimbal was enough, but practice makes perfect! I got a lot of work to do!

Thanks Peter for taking the time to make such a helpful and informative video. Still getting used to my new gimbal

I had to come back to this Video. Needed some inspiration and a refresher. PL you are deeply appreciated.

Thanks for all the inspiration you give us with your videos to learn Peter. Greetings from Bogotá.

Great tutorial am loving it Gotta start practice Bless up

i am from ethiopia, i like the way you present....i like your color grading ...i like your studio ...it is really a nice tutor.