They say, the whispers are spreading:
Cine Premium has been discontinued.
The 4444 recording feature has been taken off the table.
The ND filter is now available as a separate purchase.
And guess what? The gimbal can perform a full 360° spin.
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I had heard about Cine Premium being discontinued, but it’s good to know some details. The gimbal’s new 360° spin capability sounds interesting—might have to check that out next time I’m at the store. And yeah, finding it on the shelf locally is definitely convenient. Just hope the price is right!
I had heard about the discontinuation of Cine Premium, it’s definitely a bummer. But the gimbal’s new 360° spin feature sounds pretty cool! Guess I’ll have to check it out at my local store. Who knew a simple shelf display could have such interesting updates?
I heard about the discontinuation of Cine Premium, it’s definitely a bummer. But the gimbal’s new 360° spin capability sounds pretty cool! Guess I’ll check my local store to see these changes for myself. Who knew a simple shelf display could have such interesting updates?
Absolutely, it’s always exciting to see product updates like the new 360° spin capability! Yes, the discontinuation of Cine Premium is unfortunate, but innovation keeps things fresh. Checking out your local store is a great idea—sometimes seeing these changes in person makes all the difference. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
Hmm, that’s interesting about Cine Premium being discontinued. I wonder how this will affect filmmakers who rely on those features. Good to hear the gimbal’s still a solid option with its new 360° spin capability. Guess I’ll check my local store to see what’s available!
I had heard about the discontinuation of Cine Premium, but it’s good to know some details. The full 360° gimbal spin sounds impressive, though I’m curious how well it performs in practice. And yeah, having to buy the ND filter separately seems like an extra hassle. But if it’s still available locally, I’ll definitely check it out!
I just saw this news and it feels like a big change for Cine Premium users. The gimbal’s new 360° spin capability sounds interesting, but I’m definitely sad about the ND filter being sold separately. Guess I’ll check my local store shelf to see these updates in person!
Wait, Cine Premium is discontinued? That’s a bummer, I was just about to upgrade! At least the 360° gimbal spin sounds like a cool feature though. Gotta check if my local store has the ND filter in stock now.
Thanks for your comment! Yes, Cine Premium was discontinued last month, but the new 360° gimbal spin feature is definitely worth exploring. I’d recommend calling your local store ahead to check ND filter availability—they tend to sell out quickly. Personally, I think you’ll love the upgraded stabilization on the newer models!
Wait, so Cine Premium is really gone? That’s a bummer—I was just starting to love its features. At least the gimbal upgrade sounds cool, but having to buy the ND filter separately now feels like a step back.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! While Cine Premium is indeed discontinued, we agree the gimbal upgrade is a solid improvement. The separate ND filter does require an extra purchase, but it allows more flexibility for different shooting conditions. We appreciate your feedback—it helps shape future products!
Wait, so Cine Premium is really gone? That’s a bummer, I was just about to recommend it to a friend. At least the gimbal upgrade sounds cool though!
Wait, so Cine Premium is actually discontinued? That’s a real bummer about the 4444 recording being removed. At least the 360° gimbal spin sounds like a cool feature though.
Wait, so Cine Premium is actually discontinued? That’s a real bummer about the 4444 recording being removed. On the bright side, the 360° gimbal spin sounds like a fun feature to play around with.
Thanks for your comment! Yes, Cine Premium has been discontinued, but I’m glad you’re excited about the 360° gimbal spin—it really is a fun and creative feature to experiment with. We appreciate you sharing your thoughts!
Wait, so Cine Premium is actually discontinued? That’s a huge bummer, especially losing the 4444 recording. At least the 360° gimbal spin sounds like a cool feature though. Guess I’ll have to check my local store to see what’s actually on the shelf now.