Duration: 03:58 minutes Upload Time: 07-01-30 09:01:14 User: wallyworld :::: Favorites |
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Now with improved stability and horizon leveller! Free view of Paris included. No batteries required. See ealier vids for full details on making one of these. Also doubles as a didgeridoo and a bong! |
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wallyworld ::: Favorites And it was Jimmy Stewart in "Rear Window" not Gregory Pecker. 07-01-30 09:16:20 _____________________________________________________ | |
wallyworld ::: Favorites The YouTube compression on this vid is awful. I Uploaded in H264 and it was MUCH better than this - this is all pixellated and the pans are jerky. It's not like that in the original. Pity. 07-01-30 09:21:19 _____________________________________________________ | |
spoalanm ::: Favorites That looked really good. I don't know if you've ever watched a show called The West Wing, but there's a lot of long hallway steadycam shots and this device held up pretty well compared to their professional TV grade shots. 07-01-30 18:38:17 _____________________________________________________ | |
MannyBei ::: Favorites Not bad at all...your steadicam held up well. Nice quaint Parisian neighborhood with the black iron railing balconies...beautiful, just like the old French quarter in new orleans. 07-01-30 20:01:49 _____________________________________________________ | |
clowlakers ::: Favorites Awesome man! 07-02-04 22:04:27 _____________________________________________________ | |
RiderXXX ::: Favorites Ever heard the expression "You get what you pay for!"? It's better than not having anything but I wouldn't call it a "Steadicam". 07-07-09 21:17:39 _____________________________________________________ | |
wallyworld ::: Favorites It's on par with your "Steadicam Jnr" shots asshole. Why don't you share the knowledge instead of coming on here with your smartmouth American comments? 07-07-10 01:56:31 _____________________________________________________ | |
wallyworld ::: Favorites And another thing Mister Smartass...your Steadicam Jnt cost at least $430 - this little number can be knocked up for less than $20. And just like your Jnr it requires a bit of practice. The trick is to find the balance point, hold it there and "guide" it rather than "hold" it. 07-07-10 02:06:30 _____________________________________________________ | |
roystonwilson ::: Favorites Hi there, I live in the UK..Could you either help me build this or can u sell me... How long will it take dude? Pls help... I am a Television college student 07-07-13 08:00:39 _____________________________________________________ | |
arevas ::: Favorites not bad good for $25 you should call it steadi25cam cheers 07-07-21 12:17:21 _____________________________________________________ |
Thursday, August 30, 2007
The $25 DIY Steadicam Roadtest Number Two
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