Gimbal balance changes when panning camera head on stand

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19 years old. Gear and prices may have changed since.

A gimbal that maintains static balance initially but loses side-to-side balance when the camera head is panned to different angles may indicate that the gimbal is not concentric with the center post.
Operating in inverted mode requires significant practice and mental adjustment since directional inputs become reversed compared to normal operation.
Monitor setup options such as axis-reversing displays or additional monitors positioned for inverted viewing can help with training in inverted modes.

The original poster had not experienced any drops or impacts with the rig, so a mechanical issue from damage cannot be confirmed.
The user indicated they would contact the gimbal manufacturer for specific guidance but no resolution or follow-up findings were documented in the thread.