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Make this low-cost camera stabilizer for smooth, professional looking video.
Thanks go to Johnny Lee for the original article in MAKE, Volume 01.
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you can do over the weekend.
Weekend Project: $14 Video Camera Stabilizer (PDF)
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May 29, 2009 05:00 AM
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I actually bought mine as a kit a few years ago, but it's the same thing. I used an inverting bracket to get the camera low to the ground, and I love the effect.
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I built a fig-rig for $22.00 and honestly got far better video than any of the stick stabilizers do.
Look online for make your own Figrig. you can do it easy out of pvc, or like I did by building a form and bending conduit then welding a bit and wrapping with handlebar wrap.
Far FAR better than any of the stick stabs.
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