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New Osmo Pocket/2 Camera Controller Wheel Gimbal Control Stabilizer Accessories Handheld Gimbal Buttons Switch For DJI Pocket /2
Price (NZD): $116.95 / set
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Product Features
- The New Osmo Pocket/2 Camera Controller Wheel Gimbal Control Stabilizer Accessories is specifically designed for DJI Pocket /2. It offers precise control and stability, allowing for smooth shooting. With a weight of only 9.7g, it is lightweight and portable, easy to carry around.
- This camera controller wheel is a great addition to your DJI Pocket /2 setup. It provides easy access to various buttons and switches, enabling you to adjust settings and control the camera with ease. Compatible with DJI, it ensures seamless integration and compatibility.
- The DIXSG brand offers high-quality and reliable products. This Camera Controller Wheel is no exception, with its CE certification ensuring safety and quality. It is a must-have accessory for DJI Pocket /2 users who want to enhance their shooting experience.
- As a ground station accessory, it allows you to have more control over your drone's camera. You can adjust the camera angle, focus, and other settings directly from the controller wheel, making shooting more convenient and efficient.
- With its simple and intuitive design, this handheld gimbal button switch is easy to use. Whether you are a professional photographer or an amateur, it can help you achieve better shooting results and capture amazing moments.
Specifications
- Compatible Drone Brand: DJI
- Package: Yes
- Weight: 9.7g
- Model Number: Camera Controller Wheel
- Brand Name: DIXSG
- Certification: CE
- Drones Accessories Type: Ground Station
Description
Conditions: Buyer shall pay all shipping cost for warranty services. Warranty does not cover physical damages.
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