This Rose-Gold and White Gimbal-operated camera stabilizes your videos with style! - Yanko Design

We've come to really expect rather wonderful concepts from the mind of Yash Gupte, and the Manouvre is surely one of them. Designed as a 3-centrality stabilized action-camera made accordingly for influencers and vloggers, the Manouvre sits at the intersection of tech and way. Its torso sports a pretty large f3.2 portrait camera lens mounted on a sleek 3-centrality arm, ensconced in rose-gilt and white.

The Manouvre looks less like a photographic camera and more like a way accessory, as it should. Designed for people who want to capture the wondrous earth around them, the gimbal-camera looks similar a part of the set, rather than a behind-the-scenes gizmo. The gimbal can be operated via a button virtually the grip, and y'all tin toggle recording on/off using a red button on the photographic camera's body. The Manouvre fifty-fifty comes with its own circular display on the back, assuasive you to cycle through features, get updates on your recording format, and even preview recordings past using the screen as a viewfinder. The lens features a knurled grip, which makes me wonder whether the gimbal photographic camera has manual focus control (sounds like a very interesting feature), just alas, the Manouvre exists merely as a concept, so there's no existent way of finding out. I've got to say though, the form language and that mortiferous color-combo is DEFINITELY working in this handheld gimbal-camera's favor, don't yous call up?

Designer: Yash Gupte (Wacko Designs)