CactusJackSlade
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The riding in your video doesn't really show anything that benefits from a gimbal so it gives no indication the gimbal works that well, the Karma was designed for both the drone and action activities - its performance is absolutely superb on rough stuff:
John
I'm not sure what you mean? A good example is at the super rough stuff at the :27 sec mark in (my) video above.... the bike is bouncing all over the place and the video is rock solid... just like in the example you posted.
Yes, the GoPro Grip can be mounted to a pack, I also have a "grip" setup (but not GoPro brand) and although, yes it works, it's still a lot more cumbersome to use (on a bike). That being said a grip is definitely useful when you stop to take hand held "pass by" shots and a hand help grip has it's place.
Anyway, to me, even being a GoPro user and somewhat a fan of their cameras, I see nothing useful about the Karma/Grip combo setup for me personally. Obviously each of us have our preferences about equipment. I just would not trade the qualities of my P4P or Mavic for a Karma, but would buy the equipment separately, as I have done.
GoPro had a slim shot at the marketplace because of their brand name... I think they really missed the boat. About 4 years ago they had an opportunity to work with DJI, instead they decided to compete against them... and it has not gone very well for them I'm afraid.