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Stabilization equipment for handheld video

Started by Christopher S. Penn · 10 months ago

Stabilization equipment for handheld video
We in new media have enjoyed access to smaller, lighter, less costly equipment as the years have gone by. I remember when my father got our first VHS video camera. It shot at 320 x 240, 30 fps, weighed 17 pounds, sat on your shoulder, and cost ... Continue reading »

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chelpixie
2 years ago

Great job!!

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David Tames
2 years ago

Here's Christopher demonstrating the unit: blip.tv/file/286956.

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Rob Suarez
2 years ago

Great How To, Chris!
if you really want to look professional (?) splurge for a can of flat black spray paint and paint your rig black.

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