Freefly, the company behind a series of professional-grade cinema hexacopters, is demoing its new Movi three-axis stabilized camera gimbal. We heard some rumblings about such a device last week ...

With the new Movi, Freefly has finally taken its turn at building a consumer-oriented gimbal, and the company’s years of experience building large stabilizers for Hollywood has paid off here.

Imagine this "flying sun drone," not literally, but serving its purpose like the real sun. For Freely, the drone company behind this creation, it's more than that. Officially known as the "Flying ...

He eventually developed a custom helicopter rig with complicated gimbal systems to keep shots ... in the Australian Outback. Image via Freefly Systems However, as quadrocopter technology ...

With the gimbal and camera attached, the drone should be able to stay aloft for up to fifteen minutes. Freefly also tells me that the company developed its own flight controller for the Alta that ...

which appears to be a more consumer-friendly version of last year's Movi Freefly, is designed to work with a variety of compact cameras, from DSLRs to a Red Epic. The handheld gimbal is based on ...

Billed as a ‘ready for anything cinema robot’, Freefly Movi combines custom-built gimbal tech with regularly updated software to help you get the smoothest footage possible. There are five versatile ...