Okay, so “Steadycam” is probably a copyright restricted name, but you know what I mean.
Normally, I don’t write about video, but this DIY steadycam is cool. A real Steadycam costs something like $25,000, but this simple, DIY solution is only about $35. It looks like he’s using it with one of the new DSLRs that can do HD video, too, which, of course, is one of the reasons I posted it. Also? It’s cool.
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