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Rigiet handheld stabilizer review

Rigiet handheld stabilizer review

Posted on April 26, 2017January 20, 2019 By Jarvis

Smartphone cameras have become much more than just tools of last resort. But, try as they might, there are still things they will not be able to do well because of the constraints of space and physics. Low-light performance is one, stabilization is another. While even a little OIS helps, you’ll inevitably need some outside help. That is where Rigiet comes in. Dubbed as the most advanced stabilizer for phones and GoPros, this portable gimbal is an extension of your own hand and arm, moving, bending, and holding steady in ways your own biological limbs cannot.

Design

Smartphone photographers will probably be familiar with the design of handheld stabilizers. Those who haven’t seen one before should probably get used to it. This is the future of mobile photography. Although more conspicuous than a seflie stick, the Rigiet has so much more to offer than you common monopod. It is basically a short stick with an embedded control panel and two arms with three “joints” that both move your phone in every way you want it to while also keeping it steady when you need it to.
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