EmailGoPro has released its latest product: the Karma Grip handheld stabilizer. The stabilizer looks to match the very popular DJI Osmo and comes off of a recent failed product launch for GoPro with their Karma Drone.
If you want to use your GoPro for long tracking shots, or you just want to stabilize the footage your getting, the Karma Grip may be for you. The gimbal is compatible with GoPro cameras Hero4 and later and available now for $299. Gimbals have grown in popularity with consumers in the last few years as people more and more look for gear to help their video look more professional and cinematic.
Read TechCruch's article on the Karma Grip here and buy it here.
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