One of the most important parts of videography is ensuring smooth, clean, stable shots. There is almost nothing more annoying than shaky, jerky video but getting a smooth, clean shot every time is a constant struggle for even the best camera men and videographers. There are a number of great camera mount stabilizers on the market, from glide cams to car mounts, but few of them compare to the Gyrobot from Tyler Mounts. The Gyrobot, just as the Tyler Minigyro uses 2-Kenyon K-8 gyros that provide opposing forces to ensure you get the cleanest, smoothest shot with no shaking or jittering.  Both Gyrobot and Tyler Minigyro are a handheld stabilizing camera mount that is ideal for all types of shooting platforms, from helicopters to cars, boats and ATV's and even walking.

While there are many camera mounts that can do all of the same things that the Gyrobot and Minigyro do, what sets the them apart is the extreme amount of stabilization they provide. Many camera mount stabilizers can be used to mount a camera on a car or provide a smooth and steady walking shot, but the Gyrobot and Minigyro can even provide a stable, steady shot from even the rockiest terrain or bumpy roads. The mounts can be used to stabilize camera’s on an ATV, motorcycle or even motocross bike. Bumpy roads and even potholes are improved no match for with the Tyler Minigyro and Gyrobot's K-8 gyros, which keep your camera shot steady and stable on rough terrain. You can even mount a GoPro for additional footage and get the same shake-free shots as with your larger camera package.

The Gyrobot camera mount stabilizer provides a lightweight yet durable Aluminum and Carbon Fiber construction that allows it to carry up to a hefty 32 lb Camera Package. The kit includes a specially developed nonlinear shock tube and shock tube extender that helps eliminate vibration. It also comes with an adjustable hand grip, a tilting camera head, a quick release camera tray and a securing strap. The Gyrobot can even be used as a camera stabilizing mount to get great aerial shots with no installation or FAA approval required! With the shock tube, the Gyrobot weighs in at a light and easy 21 lbs and without the shock tube is weighs an incredible 19 lbs.

Both the Tyler Gyrobot and Minigyro stabilizing camera mount were developed by Nelson Tyler, inventor and designer of more than 40 patented products and longtime Cameraman. In 2009, he was the honored recipient of a Life Time Achievement Award by the Society of Operating Cameramen and has won three Academy Awards for Technical Achievement in the Motion Picture Industry. In 2002, he was honored to be named the first Honorary Member of the Motion Picture Pilots association. and in 2004, he received a Fuji Gold Medal Award for Advancement of the Motion Picture Film Industry for the many contributions he has made towards advancing the technology used to create great motion pictures.
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Today, the Gyrobot is for sale while the Tyler Minigyro can be rented through one of our world wide dealers.

In their application to cinematography, different camera movements can create completely different emotions. There may be (and probably will be) a time when camera shake is not optimal for your piece. Sometimes the use of a tripod is not ideal because the shot requires tracking, at which point a choice is presented. Instead of spending an exorbitant amount of time setting up camera rails, invest in a camera mount stabilizer. They promote free movement of the videographer and allow for professional creative freedom.
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Today, a camera stabilizer is absolutely necessary to produce high quality material that can compete in film making. The Gyrobot is the best camera mount stabilizer on the market. Created and provided by Tyler Camera Systems, it is a very highly professional grade, capable of filming in shaky situations. Tyler Camera Systems has a history in the development of camera mounts and stabilizers. Their expertise is demonstrated by the sheer number of camera accessories they have produced. Specifically, the Gyrobot was developed as an extension (or remake) of the Minigyro. A true improvement, it is lighter and sleeker than its predecessor.

Getting the perfect shot is not easy, but using a camera stabilizer can be the insurance a cinematographer needs to perform just right. Buying one is not a cost as much as it is a quality investment. Filming air, land, and sea is easy with the aid of the Gyrobot; it is excellent for a quick action scene involving a high-speed car chase, filming across rocky terrain, or getting the perfect shot from a helicopter. For any that requires tracking camera movement, you should consider using a camera stabilizer. Want to ensure that camera shake is eliminated from your work? Invest in a Gyrobot camera mount.

It features a number of qualities to promote accessible use, even for less experienced filmmakers. The Gyrobot has a nonlinear shock tube, an adjustable hand grip, a tilting camera head, a quick-release tray, a shock tube extender, and a securing strap. The design was engineered to optimize the flexibility that cinematographer has while maximizing its ability as a camera shake reducer. Set-up with this camera mount stabilizer is easy and secure, the timing minimized by its design. As a camera mount, it also allows for the cinematographer's discretion in camera choice. It can be the perfect complement to a high-quality camera and lens to get the best shot possible. In addition, it includes a water-tight shipping case with wheels for both safety and ease of transportation.

Professionally, the Gyrobot camera mount will meet all the needs and desires of the modern cinematographer.