What gimble sticks did you choose for an upgrade

[4 inch pistons]

The question is in the title. I want to upgrade. What did you buy.

 

[Yorkshire_Pud]

None, still on the originals.

 

[Starz]

None, still on the originals.

 

[old man mavic]

changing the gimbal sticks is not really an upgrade ,in the true sense of the word (for me anyway) its more of a customisation of the gimbal sticks, to suit ones individual requirements
some people prefer a shorter stick ,while others like to have a larger softer top ,it depends whether you are a pincher or thumber, and some even like to have no sticks at all

 

[MA2 317]

No need to upgrade for me, but when I heard of this product, I thought they were a sweet cinnamon pastry product.

Cinesticks

CineSticks R2 - US.


Here's chatter about the product from the forum.


Search results for query: Cinesticks.

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[Meta4]

The question is in the title. I want to upgrade. What did you buy.

The gimbal is what holds and keeps the camera steady.
There are no gimbal sticks.
You mean joysticks or control sticks.

 

[old man mavic]

@Meta4 you are correct in you description of course ,but i am sure others will know what he meant ,but thanks for the correction

 

[Deleted member 170519]

The question is in the title. I want to upgrade. What did you buy.

Recently, I have thought about getting the CineSticks N1 Ultra

CineSticks N1 Ultra - US

Compatible with: DJI RC-N1 (Mini 2, Air 2, Air 2s, etc) | DJI Smart Controller | M300 Enterprise Smart Controller | Mavic Mini | Mini SE | Mavic Air | Mavic 2 Series* | Evo Nano+ | Evo Lite+ To save confusion, we've renamed the "Pro" versions as...

us.scottymakesstuff.com

But now that the mini3pro firmware update has tripod mode adjustments, I may not need them for that.
No other sticks are yet made for the RC-N1 controller that I would buy other than factory ones.

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[slup]

The gimbal is what holds and keeps the camera steady.
There are no gimbal sticks.
You mean joysticks or control sticks.

The OP uses the correct expression...

Gimbal: a device that permits a body to incline freely in any direction or suspends it so that it will remain level when its support is tipped.

...What did you buy.

I'm using the Polar Pro extension sticks for my Mavic Air... discontinued now I'm afraid.

 

[4 inch pistons]

Wow!!! You guys are a tough crowd.
sorry I asked.

Back in my RC plane days Futaba and JR, even my Multiplex transmitter had sticks that were adjustable in length and aftermarket options for those who wanted longer sticks for smoother moves. I was just curious about what options are available for DJI.

I will think twice or a third time before I ask for any more options around here.

 

[Phantomrain.org]

You might consider the NEW ! Cinematic Control Pods !

Here is the Link :
New ! Cinematic Control Pods. RC / RC PRO / SC

Phantomrain.org
Gear to fly in the Rain. Land on the Water.

 

[GFields]

Stay on topic folks.

As for me, I use the original sticks on all my controllers

 

[Meta4]

Wow!!! You guys are a tough crowd.
sorry I asked.

I will think twice or a third time before I ask for any more options around here.

In 8 years on these forums I've never heard anyone refer to "gimbal sticks" and had to think for a bit to work out what you meant.
I was simply clearing up any confusion so you could use the correct terminology to get your message across.

 

[Deleted member 170519]

Wow!!! You guys are a tough crowd.
sorry I asked.

Back in my RC plane days Futaba and JR, even my Multiplex transmitter had sticks that were adjustable in length and aftermarket options for those who wanted longer sticks for smoother moves. I was just curious about what options are available for DJI.

I will think twice or a third time before I ask for any more options around here.

Back in the RC days, I really liked the milled aluminum sticks. It was more bling than anything. Now I just want more functionality and control, which is why I am thinking about CineStick.
Dont let the crowd around here get to you. Ask questions that you need to ask. Most are helpful, some are just ****.

 

[Bob in Savannah]

Ive actually found (when doing highly detailed filming maneuvers around an object) to actually NOT use ANY sticks at all. humph.

Of course, Im using the default RcN1 controller on my M3 but this, in addition to adjusting the sensitivity within the app, is key for me to achieve a quality shot that doesn't showcase my extreme amateur skill set. lol

Note: Don't get bent about a curt response from people. Every forum on the net is slap filled with these self proclaimed know-it-alls.

 

[RoarRoar]

I have a pair of red ones on my air2s I bought on Amazon. I believe the brand is sunnylife who makes all sorts of random accessories.

As someone that likes a bit of color make my gear stand out especially at meetups or flying with others I wish someone made standard sticks in different colors that are the same size as the oem ones.

 

[PAW]

For both my RC and RC-Pro controllers, I use stick extensions like those @slup posted. I also use the homemade foam that @Godfactor posted in: Smooth Control that's Stupid Simple

 

[hiflyer201]

I like to keep the controls linear, and just adjust to the sticks. Muscle memory will take over with practice. If you haven’t flown in awhile do a couple of slow arcs at the first of the flight.

 

[Deleted member 170519]

I like to keep the controls linear, and just adjust to the sticks. Muscle memory will take over with practice. If you haven’t flown in awhile do a couple of slow arcs at the first of the flight.

muscle memory is fine... until you sneeze. LOL

 

[rsuncloud]

changing the gimbal sticks is not really an upgrade ,in the true sense of the word (for me anyway) its more of a customisation of the gimbal sticks, to suit ones individual requirements
some people prefer a shorter stick ,while others like to have a larger softer top ,it depends whether you are a pincher or thumber, and some even like to have no sticks at all

THANK YOU MR GRAMMAR

Ive actually found (when doing highly detailed filming maneuvers around an object) to actually NOT use ANY sticks at all. humph.

Of course, Im using the default RcN1 controller on my M3 but this, in addition to adjusting the sensitivity within the app, is key for me to achieve a quality shot that doesn't showcase my extreme amateur skill set. lol

Note: Don't get bent about a curt response from people. Every forum on the net is slap filled with these self proclaimed know-it-alls.

I'm pretty new to drones and adjusting the sensitivity is something I long to do on my ZOOM but it sounds INTIMIDATING as opposed to the know it all's who are just amusing in my warped mind world