Adapter question (new here)

[will70723]

Hey guys I'm new here and just got my first "real camera" sony a6000. I have some manual lenses that I bought and was able to find adapters for them online. But I noticed the manual lenses shake too much when I do video. Is there an adapter or something I can use to stabilize the shakiness of recording video with these lenses? Maybe something like a stabilizing adapter that connects to the a6000 and to the lens? Not sure if they have it or if its worth it. But thanks in advance?

[Pieter]

Doesn't exist. An a6500 would have stabilized those lenses as it has sensor-based stabilization. A gimbal will stabilize your video-footage but this may be costly for you. Your cheapest bet is to only shoot from a tripod or learn how to stabilize your camera, e.g. by bracing your arms. Putting the EVF to your eye-socket will also help to minimize camera shake. Or buy a cheap stabilized lens such as the 16-50 kit lens.

[will70723]

THanks for replying. I actually have that kit lens. But I bought some really cheap (used) lenses that I was able to get to work with an adapter. Problem is I get so much shaky-ness EVEN with my kit lens with stablization when recording video. People are telling me step up to a gimbal? Whats the best budget friendly, but good stablization or gimbal to help with my video recording?

 

Thanks in advance.