Yingshi (影石) to unveil "major new product" at NAB 2026 — Luna dual‑camera gimbal reportedly part of lineup

Lead: big reveal at NAB

It has been reported that Yingshi (影石), a Chinese imaging‑hardware maker, will unveil a "major new product" at NAB Show 2026, scheduled for April 19–22 in Las Vegas. According to the report, the reveal is expected to include the Luna dual‑camera handheld gimbal camera — a device aimed at creators and broadcast professionals who need stabilized multi‑camera capture in compact form.

What to expect

Details remain scarce and the company has not released full specifications, so the Luna designation and feature set should be treated as tentative. Reportedly, the Luna is a dual‑camera gimbal that combines stabilized mechanical support with multi‑sensor capture — a class of product that targets livestreaming, run‑and‑gun cinematography and event production. Will Yingshi position it against market leaders such as DJI and other Chinese gimbal makers? That appears to be the intent: the NAB stage is an obvious place to court international dealers, rental houses and pro users.

Market and geopolitical context

For Western readers: NAB is the industry’s largest pro‑video trade show and often doubles as a barometer of which Chinese hardware makers are pushing for global distribution. This unveiling comes amid broader supply‑chain shifts and heightened scrutiny of Chinese tech exports. It has been reported that some Chinese manufacturers are accelerating product differentiation and diversifying supply chains in response to export controls and trade tensions — factors that could shape timing, component choices and international availability for new gear.

What to watch at the show

Attendees should expect hands‑on demos, pricing and regional availability information at Yingshi’s booth. Reportedly, the company will use NAB to showcase not only the Luna gimbal but a broader push into professional workflows — an effort to move beyond hobbyist gear into rental and broadcast markets. More firm details should emerge once the show opens and vendors publish official spec sheets.