FeiyuTech Scorp Mini review

The FeiyuTech Scorp Mini is a compact, lightweight and versatile gimbal can carry mirrorless, action and smartphone cameras

FeiyuTech SCORP Mini
(Image: © George Cairns)

Digital Camera World Verdict

The FeiyuTech Scorp Mini is an incredibly lightweight and manoeuvrable gimbal that will suit the needs of smartphone and mirrorless camera users when it comes to shooting pans, tilts and tracking shots while keeping your horizon level. The sling arm enables you to get low angle shots with ease and you can also make smooth moves using the tactile front knob and rear joystick.

Pros

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    Compact size

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    Light weight

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    Sling arm for low angles

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    Programmable dial

Cons

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    Occasional vibration

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    Didn’t auto track subject via app

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    Longer lens combos may not fit

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The The FeiyuTech Scorp Mini joins an already crowded gimbal market, so what can this model do that's different to what we can get already?

In recent years video makers have become spoiled for choice when deciding which device to use to capture footage. Smartphones and action cameras can now match the 4K HD quality footage produced by more expensive mirrorless cameras. This means that one day we may want to mount an iPhone 13 Pro Max on a gimbal for a discrete stock footage shoot while another project might benefit from a gimbal-mounted mirrorless camera like our Fujifilm X-S10

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George Cairns

George has been freelancing as a photo fixing and creative tutorial writer since 2002, working for award winning titles such as Digital Camera, PhotoPlus, N-Photo and Practical Photoshop. He's expert in communicating the ins and outs of Photoshop and Lightroom, as well as producing video production tutorials on Final Cut Pro and iMovie for magazines such as iCreate and Mac Format. He also produces regular and exclusive Photoshop CC tutorials for his YouTube channel.