samuelleanos

Can somebody tell me what's so game-changing about the MOVI, instead of purchasing a Glidecam? The only significance I see (maybe I'm wrong) is the fact that it seems like you don't have to deal with weights and stabilize it. Other than that, I see no difference from a Glidecam shot.   We still need tripods, we still need to pull focus, jibs, sliders, dollies...   So, once again, please tell me why this is so great, and why should I purchase this $7500 device if I had the money.

Can't you use Canon to Nikon adapters on Nikon cameras? I have all Bower and Rokinon lenses with canon mount. I use an adapter to mount them to my gh2. Is this possible with Nikon? I've never used Nikon before, but I'm liking the specs of this camera and I hope lenses do not become an obstacle.

You mention that you cannot use any other lenses with nikon cameras, except its own brand. But, aren't there adapters to connect canon glass to nikon cameras? Just like connecting canon lenses to gh2? I have manual aperture lenses, such as the Bower and Rokinon. Both canon mount. I use an adapter to mount them to my gh3. This D5200 looks interesting. I hope lenses do not become an obstacle.