Can you Solder too? Your so talented! I recently got an iPhone 4S and I use it it a lot for videos. Do you have any ideas for a low angle RC car camera mount?
@rittboy8u Side to side pendulum swing indicates the rig is bottom heavy. Try again with less weight at the bottom. Every stabilizer rig also takes some practice.
@supportren Yeah I could try removing one of the magnets I suppose. I think the biggest thing is practice though. My expectations were a little too high as I thought it would correct 90% of the jumpiness. Nonetheless it sure beats $180 for the Smoothee which is pretty much the same thing.
Great video just like all your videos. If you ever got locked in Home Depot, you wouldn't get bored for at least a year. Do the people at Home Depot say, "Ritwika, what the heck are you making today?"
Great work! I will be building one for my new Canon SD940i and try to modify it to use with the cameras tri-pod mount. BTW: I believe the strap is called "plumbers tape".
@TheGoldenlegend1 Well if you are asking about those composite effects in the intro video, then the answer is- mostly Adobe Creative Suite products like Photoshop, After Effects, Premiere etc. Let me know if this is what you are asking about.
@ilubny the purpose of the drive shaft is to be the gimbal of the stabilizer, so you absolutely need it. There are not many materials that work as an universal joint, and the drive shaft was the only thing I could think of. But please leave a comment if you do find a substitute!
I really enjoyed your presentation. I liked the science lesson, and am pleased with the simple design. I felt like I was watching PBS. (I mean that as a compliment) Overall...Great video!!!
Absolutely amazing you're a genius
AgustFederline 1 week ago
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3angel016 2 weeks ago
She sometimes looks like Rebecca Black oO
JChouKTV 2 months ago
you are a genius!
I am you fan
PaviaAvdT 3 months ago
Can you Solder too? Your so talented! I recently got an iPhone 4S and I use it it a lot for videos. Do you have any ideas for a low angle RC car camera mount?
Chowmix12 4 months ago
I love it. Thank you! I appreciate the explanation of the underlying physics principles in use. Keep up the good work. :-)
LelandHendrix 4 months ago
Very awesome and how creative! What do you use to edit your videos! I love the fun intros!
kmxtornado 5 months ago
Awesome! But that's so nerdy! Lol
krazyfua 6 months ago
I just constructed this rig and it actually made the footage worse lol. It swings from side to side really bad...
rittboy8u 7 months ago
@rittboy8u Side to side pendulum swing indicates the rig is bottom heavy. Try again with less weight at the bottom. Every stabilizer rig also takes some practice.
supportren 7 months ago 4
@supportren Yeah I could try removing one of the magnets I suppose. I think the biggest thing is practice though. My expectations were a little too high as I thought it would correct 90% of the jumpiness. Nonetheless it sure beats $180 for the Smoothee which is pretty much the same thing.
rittboy8u 7 months ago
wowww cool rig! what about time lapse-photography?
These guys have time-lapse device that woks for ALL cameras, even P&S and phonecams: tempusALL.bymac.org
bymacorg 7 months ago
Excellent
mikeoreo1 8 months ago
Great video just like all your videos. If you ever got locked in Home Depot, you wouldn't get bored for at least a year. Do the people at Home Depot say, "Ritwika, what the heck are you making today?"
violentflow 8 months ago
your dad must be a cinematographer. u got all the cool gadgets.
icharles2008 9 months ago
@4:00 Neytiri, from avatar.. LOL
pspboy2006 10 months ago
@2:50 lol
enlistedkeenan666 10 months ago
hey! i cant seem to find that universal joint anywhere! can i ask what store you got it from? or what company?
NeonMoron 1 year ago
@NeonMoron Check at any remote control car hobby store. Google for "universal joint rc car" and you will find many stores.
supportren 1 year ago
You can make a comparison between camera w/out stabilizer and w/ stabilizer.
caiobasilio 1 year ago
what camera do u use
TheDigital333 1 year ago
Great vid, this is my project for tomorrow!
TheTowerOfTheHand 1 year ago
Wow, you are very knowledgeable. Awesome work, keep it up!
powerbead 1 year ago
how old are you?:D awsome :)
FMPWebSite 1 year ago
5:07 - Is that your girlfriend?
ivansivak93 1 year ago
@ivansivak93 well she follows her around :D
ihalloway 9 months ago
Please teach the person filming you how to focus.
guidlines 1 year ago
Informative. Good job girl :)
Hiimgeri 1 year ago
great video and instruction
glennmaui 1 year ago
I have watched many many DIY camera stabiliser videos, this is by far the simplest ,easist, most ingenious one yet, congrats, and many thanks.
gallushendo 1 year ago
sort your sound out
sourfraser 1 year ago
Great video! What software did you use for editing your videos?
ranile1 1 year ago
@ranile1 Adobe Premiere
supportren 1 year ago
good video...
castorpollux7 1 year ago
Great work! I will be building one for my new Canon SD940i and try to modify it to use with the cameras tri-pod mount. BTW: I believe the strap is called "plumbers tape".
wolfmatters 1 year ago
Excellent tutorial!
fabhatti 1 year ago
nice video....good work
psidhu1979 1 year ago
what program did you use to make these stuff in your hands????
please reply
TheGoldenlegend1 1 year ago
@TheGoldenlegend1 Sorry, I could not follow the question, please clarify.
supportren 1 year ago
@TheGoldenlegend1 Well if you are asking about those composite effects in the intro video, then the answer is- mostly Adobe Creative Suite products like Photoshop, After Effects, Premiere etc. Let me know if this is what you are asking about.
supportren 1 year ago
@supportren
that's it, thanks!!
TheGoldenlegend1 1 year ago
wat camera did u use for dis vid
JakeLicerio 1 year ago
@JakeLicerio Canon 5D Mark II and Canon Vixia HF 10
supportren 1 year ago
@supportren what lense?!
E90PAT 1 year ago
@E90PAT Canon 24-70mm f2.8L
supportren 1 year ago
Hey, how did u do that stuff with your hands??
Stuartdddddddddddddd 1 year ago
Well done!
breakall 1 year ago
@ilubny the purpose of the drive shaft is to be the gimbal of the stabilizer, so you absolutely need it. There are not many materials that work as an universal joint, and the drive shaft was the only thing I could think of. But please leave a comment if you do find a substitute!
supportren 1 year ago
is there a substitution for the drive shaft
ilubny 1 year ago
gonna make one for my iphone 4!!
elwinderzoid 1 year ago
Awesome. I'm gonna build one for the iPhone 4.
IamApple 1 year ago
Not only is it cheap and easy to make, but you look cool walking around with it!!
BratvaTV 1 year ago
great stuff .. when you consider how much these "branded" stabilizers cost
808FlyBy 1 year ago
this is like science class
AsainAndTheWhiteBoy 1 year ago
If you have time, please check my new tutorial video at
/watch?v=WfOybbECROw
Ritwika
supportren 1 year ago
Great stuff! I'm gonna build one for my GoPro cam.
Thanks!
catascouts 1 year ago
Good job, i finally got how these work! Thanks!
rezaf2000 1 year ago
I really enjoyed your presentation. I liked the science lesson, and am pleased with the simple design. I felt like I was watching PBS. (I mean that as a compliment) Overall...Great video!!!
joshdoube 1 year ago
Thanks!
supportren 1 year ago