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✓ Published: 29-Jan-2013
✓ Published: 29-Jan-2013
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For around $30, I built a so-called Silver Flyer (search for it on YouTube), which is a handheld camera stabilizer. It works on the relatively simple principle of attaching your camera to a frame that is counter-balanced (counter-weighted) and gripped with a gimbal (allowing your hand--and its inherent shakiness--to remain independent of the frame).nnI was fairly pleased with the smoothness of walking down the long flight of stairs. It's apparent I've got a tilt issue going on, and I'm attemptin
For around $30, I built a so-called Silver Flyer (search for it on YouTube), which is a handheld camera stabilizer. It works on the relatively simple principle of attaching your camera to a frame that is counter-balanced (counter-weighted) and gripped with a gimbal (allowing your hand--and its inherent shakiness--to remain independent of the frame).nnI was fairly pleased with the smoothness of walking down the long flight of stairs. It's apparent I've got a tilt issue going on, and I'm attemptin
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