A little over 3 years ago Freefly released the original MVI. It was the first digital handheld stabilizer, and changed the way films are created. 3 years and many thousands of shots later, the team at Freefly is unleashing the MVI Pro. This has been described as the most versatile, adaptable, and high performance camera movement system ever created. Price: $6500 USD.

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The Creative Pro User Group (CPUG) Network have announced that the Fourteenth Annual Las Vegas SuperMeet will take place on Tuesday, April 14, 2015 in the Royale Ballroom at the Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas Nevada. Doors will open at 4:30 PM and presentations will begin at 7PM. The Las Vegas SuperMeet promises to be the single largest gathering of Final Cut Pro, Adobe, Avid and DaVinci Resolve editors, gurus, digital filmmakers and content creators during the 2015 NAB Show.
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The MVI Controller is purpose built to provide for a true two-user MVI stabilizer setup by letting a second operator control pan, tilt, roll, focus, iris, and zoom of a MVI-mounted camera while the first operator holds the system. The MVI Controller can be utilized on the MVI M5, M10 and soon to be released M15 stabilizers.
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Freefly Systems announces that it is now fulfilling pre-orders on the new MVI M5 handheld camera stabilizer. The MVI M5 is a three axis digital stabilizer designed to capture incredibly stable footage on a variety of shooting platforms. The M5 was designed for cameras including the Canon 5D, Nikon D800, Panasonic GH4 and Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera.
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A new innovative camera stabilisation device will soon be available in two models: the more affordable model will reportedly sell for $7500 USD and is designed for small DSLRs; the more expensive $15000 model will be able to work with larger DSLRs and other cameras such as Red Epic (when stripped down to keep weight to a minimum.)
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