Weighted tripod
Our best DIY results were obtained by attaching weighted crossbar to the bottom of a tripod. This gave the assembly more inertia, ...
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Added: 18 years ago
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Plastic bag
Putting the video camera inside a plastic bag doesn't so much reduce shakes as cushion them, turning small twitches into ...
From: ComputerShopperMag
Added: 18 years ago
Views: 189
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Handheld
Video cameras' lens-based systems can only compensate for very small amounts of shake, aren't powerful enough to salvage ...
From: ComputerShopperMag
Added: 18 years ago
Views: 90
26,396 ratings
Steadicam Merlin
This expertly engineered video-stabilisation device isn't cheap but it's highly effective at removing shakes from footage.
From: ComputerShopperMag
Added: 18 years ago
Views: 2,747
23,570 ratings
Handheld with software processing
Many video-editing packages include shake-reduction processing but these are of limited use when dealing with large amounts of ...
From: ComputerShopperMag
Added: 18 years ago
Views: 176
44,243 ratings
Paper bag
A paper bag with rope handles (the kind used by some clothes shops) gave us better control over panning movement and helped ...
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Added: 18 years ago
Views: 131
22,497 ratings
Varizoom Ultralite
Varizoom's Ultralite is more affordable than the Steadicam Merlin and it follows the same principles. However, it's not as effective ...
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Added: 18 years ago
Views: 5,070
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