Does A Single Axis Gimbal Make better chase footage?

We’ve been on this multi-video series covering single-axis gimbals plus FPV, and in this episode, we try to figure out how well this can adapt to horizon stabilized chase footage. Check out the Quark: (not an affiliate link, so please consider joining patreon or membership :P ) Consider following me through memberships: or on Patreon: Learn to build a drone!: Full parts list on this drone with affiliate links: Motors: Flight Controller: ESC: Hobbywing 60a — Video Transmitter: Receiver: Frame: Project 399 SuperG — Camera : Lipo: CNHL Ministar 6s — Prop: Azure 5150 — Other Peripherals: Goggles: Fatshark HDO — Get Started with DJI: — DJI but I want my own radio: — DJI Receiver Directional Antennas: TrueRC Patch for DJI — (requires 2, not necessary, but amazing) DJI Receiver Omni Antennas: TrueRC Stubby Singularity — (purchase 1, comes with 4) Goggle Receiver Module: IMRC Rapidfire — Goggle DVR Accessory: IMRC Powerplay — Goggle Battery Replacement: 18500 Batteries — (go in powerplay) Radio: Taranis 9XD — TBS Crossfire : TBS Crossfire — Solder: — Soldering Iron: TS100 — Lipo Charger: HOTA 15A — Drone Camera: GoPro Hero Session 5 // Drone Camera: GoPro Hero 9 // Big Main Vlogging Camera: Sony A7III // Big Main Vlogging Camera Wide Lens: Sony 10-18 // Big Main Vlogging Camera Long Lens: Sony 85 1.8 // Mic for Vlogging Camera: Rhode Video Mic Go // Tripod in the Sky: DJI Mavic // My awesome Pants: Ultimate FPV Harddrive: Western Digital My Wireless Passport Pro 4TB: 3TB: 2TB: Thanks to each of my sponsors: Hobbywing RunCam: FPV-Direct: Futaba: China Hobby Line: AirVuz: Hire my production company, Cinactive Media: or Check out my other videos! Follow me on Instagram: Tweet at me on Twitter: #fpv #gimbal #cinematic