Compatibility of Sony HDR-FX1 camcorder with Jr. stabilization equipment

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2005Cameras (Film/Video/HD) forum

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The Jr. stabilizer has a maximum weight capacity of 4 pounds according to specifications
The Sony HDR-FX1 weighs 4.6 pounds plus battery, exceeding the Jr.'s weight limit
Mounting the FX1 on the Jr. would likely cause the gimbal to fail or the camera to invert
The Flyer stabilizer is recommended as a suitable alternative for the FX1 and other professional cameras
The Flyer can support multiple professional camera models including DVCPRO50/HD cameras

The discussion focuses on physical weight and balance compatibility rather than operational performance
No hands-on testing results are provided, only equipment specifications
The recommendation for the Flyer is presented without detailed technical justification