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Key Features
- Provides Spring-Loaded Stabilization
- Attaches Between Camera and Handle
- Reduces Vertical Shake
- Ideal for When Walking or Jogging
The DJI Z-Axis for the Osmo Pro & Osmo RAW Gimbals provides spring-loaded stabilization for when you're walking or jogging with these gimbals. It attaches between the camera and handle and significantly reduces vertical shake.
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Can you use this with the osmo mobile?
Hello Wendy. The Z-Axis is not compatible with the Osmo Mobile. Thanks.
Date published: 2018-08-27
question
Will the Osmo pro (raw) z axis work with the Zenmuse M-1? From what I understand, the traditional z axis isn't strong enough to hold it coupled with the iPhone 7+. So, I'm wondering if the pro version was and/or compatible.
Hey Matthew. Yes, the Osmo Pro/RAW Z-axis will be compatible with the Zenmuse M1 . It may also be possible to use a stiffer spring with the standard Z-axis, though more testing needs to be done.
Date published: 2018-08-27
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Does this addaptor work with teh new OSMO+ handle or only the OSMO (first edition) handle?
Hello Dorian. Yes the Z-Axis is compatible with the Osmo+. Thanks.
Date published: 2018-08-27
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Will the z-axis work with the Zenmuse M-1?
Yes, the Zenmuse M1 is compatible with the DJI Z-Axis. Thanks for the great question.
Date published: 2018-08-27
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Do you still need to buy the adapter for the X5 to work with the Osmo handle?
Hello Brandon. You do not need an adapter. You can attach the X5 directly to the Osmo handle. Thanks.
Date published: 2018-08-27
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Does this z-axis will work with a new x5s gimbal? Or you will have another version of that z-axis?
Hello Iaroslav. The Z-Axis will not work with the X5s gimbal and there has been no announcement of another version of the Z-Axis. Thanks.
Date published: 2018-08-27