Using a gimbal is far more elegant, because it allows the drone to rotate freely in three dimensions, so the basic features of the drone can be established before you let it loose in the skies.

If you want cinema-quality video stabilization, you should get a powered gimbal. Here's how to figure ... and the mainstream adoption of drones for aerial imaging. I have extensive experience ...

It’s bright and easy to read. The camera unit is at the front of the drone (understandably) mounted on a two-axis gimbal. I’d expect a three-axis gimbal on a drone aimed at professionals ...

This drone records amazing graphics with great clarity and stability using its 6K photo resolution, 4K/30fps video recording, and 3-axis brushless gimbal. Perfect for filming cinematic footage ...