Re: Homemade Steadicam Tutorial (DIY)
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Im glad to see you took my design and applied your own ideas to it. Great job! footage looks a lot better with the steadicam .
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Thank you so much !!:)
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I tried to put one of these together with much inevitable frustration. Luckily i stumbled upon the Cam Caddie Scorpion, I've captured some great shots since i received this nifty camera stabilizer. it can also hold lights and mics I highly recommend it!
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song?
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This song is sooo GOOOD! ohh love this old school
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@lp22hot I second this!
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this beat is of the freaking hook man, do you have the full instrumental??
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Fantastic idea, espesh as I have a tripod with parts that don't come off. But where along the tripod did you hold it for such smooth shots?
fkfj16 11 months ago 2
@fkfj16 Hey. I've added an annotation to the video and I marked where you should hold it. Use your mouse to find it at 0:25 somewhere under camera, it's not very visible for some reason. I hope it helped.
Nerte85 11 months ago
WHat song is this?
lopsideful 11 months ago
@lopsideful The song is "Carl Thomas - My First Love (Instrumental)" produced by Just Blaze.
Nerte85 11 months ago
i find that the weights you used would be rather cumbersome. i once did the same with my tripod, but i used fishing weights strapped to the feet of the tripod legs, and kept the legs closed together, so as not to hinder my movements. that way, i didn't have to hold out my arm so far away from my body. but, hey, for free? you can't beat free. i do like using my poor man's steady cam instead, however. it only cost me $12 to construct. granted, i used my friend's tools.
thaiguysabu 2 years ago 5
@thaiguysabu You are kinda right. I literally used first heavy things I saw and was easy to attach and detach :-) It really can be anything you find.
Thank you for your reply.
Nerte85 2 years ago