A camera gimbal is a device used in photography and videography that helps to stabilize a camera during movement. It typically consists of three motorized axes that allow the camera to move smoothly and remain level, even when the operator is walking, running, or moving over rough terrain. The three axes of a camera gimbal include the pitch axis (up and down), the roll axis (side to side), and the yaw axis (panning left and right). By keeping the camera level and stable in all three axes, the gimbal helps to eliminate shaking and vibration that can cause blurry or unusable footage.