Film Geek: Poor-man's steadycam
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face at 1:23
nice job btw.
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I always find that the best and cheapest way to create a steady cam shot is to do my filming when I am sober and between my epileptic fits.
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Cooles Teil !
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@TRIPLEZEDOFFICIAL This is a quick fix, I've tried DIY steadycams like this one they're often ineffective or awkward. I've been using a Cam Caddie $38, great price and consistently smooth videos. I highly recommend one.
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Hey you should make these more. Id buy one off you for $50, over doubled your money ;) Im lazy, but Im working on it
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this steady cam is kinda good!
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sorry not steadycam...
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0$ Steadicam from junk
see youtube
watch?v=B5FMTjcF2Ng
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it's like 15 times better than holding it dumbass
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This is great!!! I've been brainstorming how to build mounts, do you have one that mounts on a car hood, for driving scenes?
tomcatfranks 3 years ago
I do, but I've only ever used it in one movie and I never got around to showing it on Youtube, since I don't have a car. There's other annoyances with shooting from the hood, like it's easy to get so much reflection off the windshield that you can't see the actors. (I should also do a comparison of different times of day.)
cinepegger 3 years ago
i can tell its pretty good but fisheye kinda ruins it and it makes it seem like your shaking to much. try it without fisheye. Nothing against it i got one myself and love it.
PaulTarlevs 3 years ago
It's a wide angle lens, not a fisheye. And I think removing it would make the shaking more visible, not less.
cinepegger 3 years ago
Cool vid. I'm just wondering, would it make any difference if you shorten the horizontal bar a bit, and hold the steadycam like an L shape rather than a pool queue?
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LuminolBlue 3 years ago
I've since decided that the best length for the horizontal bar is shoulder-width.
cinepegger 3 years ago