Demo: Gudsen adds `Mimic Motion Control` to Moza Air gimbal
(Digital Photography Review)

Chinese gimbal manufacturer Gudsen has released new firmware update for its Moza Air that offers new ways to control the motion of the head, as well as better timelapse features for long exposures. The Moza Air-which is designed for cameras ranging from CSC bodies to high-end enthusiast DSLRs-now allows operators to control the direction and angle of the head remotely just by moving a small handlebar-mounted control unit. With the supplied thumb controller attached to a set of handle bars, the Bluetooth-paired head mimics the motion of the bars so that the mounted camera can be moved by small increments without the user even touching the gimbal. Pitch, Roll and Yaw movements can be controlled while a read-out on the thumb controller´s screen lets you know the exact position of the head. The second part of the update adds improved timelapse functionality, ensuring the head is still during long exposures. It does this by using a `move-stop-shoot-move` process rather than a continuous moving path across the programmed points. The timelapse interface on the Moza Assistant app has also been updated, allowing more control in a clearer design. For more information, visit the Gudsen website.