@Josefvideoz But those look just like PVC pipe with black paint, a weight, and some foam grips. Easy to make at home just like the one I made. Probably would only cost $10-15 to make them. They charge way too much too. $60-85 is too much to spend on some PVC pipe, paint, and a weight. You could have saved a LOT of money by making one yourself.
Good idea but a little ineffective. Check out the Cam Caddie Scorpion if you need an affordable and effective steady cam ($38). I've had some great success using it for the past few years.
@RickArter Actually with the steady cam its a lot more stable. I have some test videos on my channel if you want to see. In the test videos I wasn't using a very good camera. It doesn't have built in stabilization like my new camera so it still looks a little shaky. I have tried it with my new camera and it works very well.
Really? I wish we could see more. But imagine someone tryed to steal your cam? you could wack them right off there feet. they would'nt know what hit them? Joke of course . thanks for making this but is there any footage of how it films the balance etc.?
Why don't you show us how it works...thats the whole idea. Your steady cam is better looking than the other one that was first shown. Very great job!!!
Yeah. I have to make one modification. The vertical tube is not long enough to battle the bouncing. I purchased a coupler and forgot that I would actually need two of them. LOL! I will post a video as soon as I finish. I also added some other cool features to the steadycam.
what kind of dirll bit does he use
stevensvlogs 2 months ago
@stevensvlogs For what? If you are talking about the plastic...Its just a regular wood drill bit.
djrock9000 2 months ago
@djrock9000 what size drill bit
stevensvlogs 2 months ago
jstellar pictures: Cool dude . . but i got my steadycam at jstellarpictures(dot)com hey cost way better then 500 dollar steadycams. Does me Justice
Josefvideoz 6 months ago
@Josefvideoz But those look just like PVC pipe with black paint, a weight, and some foam grips. Easy to make at home just like the one I made. Probably would only cost $10-15 to make them. They charge way too much too. $60-85 is too much to spend on some PVC pipe, paint, and a weight. You could have saved a LOT of money by making one yourself.
djrock9000 6 months ago
Good idea but a little ineffective. Check out the Cam Caddie Scorpion if you need an affordable and effective steady cam ($38). I've had some great success using it for the past few years.
TheMerryPranksta 6 months ago
( brazil) ola meu amigo... ficou muito bom... pena que não da para regular o tamanho, mas mesmo assim ficou bom...
australopytekus02 1 year ago
Cool video love this camera but it is very shaky.
RickArter 1 year ago
@RickArter Actually with the steady cam its a lot more stable. I have some test videos on my channel if you want to see. In the test videos I wasn't using a very good camera. It doesn't have built in stabilization like my new camera so it still looks a little shaky. I have tried it with my new camera and it works very well.
djrock9000 1 year ago
nice.... not really, but yeah i guess kinda cool. kinda wish u explained it better.
jbproductions18 1 year ago
@jbproductions18 - Yeah It was very late and the Parental Unit lives just above my room so I had to keep it short and quiet.
djrock9000 1 year ago
Really? I wish we could see more. But imagine someone tryed to steal your cam? you could wack them right off there feet. they would'nt know what hit them? Joke of course . thanks for making this but is there any footage of how it films the balance etc.?
Drstoo1 1 year ago
@Drstoo1 - See my video titled "Testing The Cheap SteadyCam" for an example of before and after using the steadycam. Enjoy :)
djrock9000 1 year ago
@Drstoo1 - LOL. I do have some video footage of it in use. See my other videos.
djrock9000 1 year ago
Why don't you show us how it works...thats the whole idea. Your steady cam is better looking than the other one that was first shown. Very great job!!!
frank1600 2 years ago
@frank1600 - You can see a video of it in use on my channel with the video name of "Testing The Cheap SteadyCam". Go check it out!
djrock9000 2 years ago
@frank1600 - See my video titled "Testing The Cheap SteadyCam" for an example of before and after using the steadycam. Enjoy :)
djrock9000 1 year ago
You don't need to use the PVC cleaner, just the glue will work fine
pigandcats 2 years ago
@pigandcats I suppose your right. I just had it lying around and figured I would seal it up tight.
djrock9000 1 year ago
very noice ;)
xGunno 2 years ago
Thanks! I get bored often. This is the result! LOL
djrock9000 2 years ago
@xGunno Thanks.
djrock9000 1 year ago
Hi, could you add a video sample using your steady cam?
iseron 2 years ago
Yeah. I have to make one modification. The vertical tube is not long enough to battle the bouncing. I purchased a coupler and forgot that I would actually need two of them. LOL! I will post a video as soon as I finish. I also added some other cool features to the steadycam.
djrock9000 2 years ago
Go check out my other video...I have added the extension to the tube. I will be posting the sample video soon!
djrock9000 2 years ago