stackyFACTSKeeping a camera perfectly still on a violently buzzing aircraft is an exercise in microscopic aggression. Gimbals use brushless motors that detect the exact angle of tilt and immediately generate an equal and opposite force, constantly fighting the drone's movements to maintain an eerie, unnatural steadiness.
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