Website review: $14 Steadycam The Poor Mans Steadic...
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•34 reviews since Aug 2, 2005
photography, filmmaking, steadycam
•cs.cmu.edu/~johnny/steadycam/
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Reviews of this website
pauldone rated 2 days ago- Great idea for action shots
- eudora rated 4 weeks ago
- I need a steadycam and ,who knows,maybe i've made one ...
- blackman137 rated 3 months ago
- Why build a cheap steadycam?
- webapathy rated 3 months ago
- Useful instructions, but I'm a little concerned as to why the guy is using it in A BATHROOM in the first photo.
- ahmetkilinc rated 4 months ago
- Inexpensive DIY steady-cam
- shubnirrathe rated 4 months ago
- Technical vouyerism.
- TheFilmmaker rated 6 months ago
- Good but outdated. Here's the newer version Home Built Steadycam Design ~ http://www.steadycam-pro.com
- JeeMz rated 7 months ago
- An awesome inexpensive steadycam. Excellent for student filmmakers or thrifty minded individuals.
- focsa rated 7 months ago
- Build a cheap steadycam
- stumbleideafarm rated 10 months ago
- I have seen this one before and I like it. Not having very many tools at my disposal, I would opt for using my video tripod folded up. It's heavy enough and my cam is a little Samsung A204 which might be the right weight combination to do this. The only obstacle would be my own feet.
