Cheap stedicam

[Krazzymannn]

Does anyone have some good plans for making a vest-type stedicam. I dont have very much money so im looking to make a cheap one.

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[ThomasB]

*yawn*

What about clicking 'search' in the upper right corner and then enter 'steadycam' ...

There are TONS of topics regarding that...

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[This message has been edited by ThomasB (edited January 25, 2002).]

[Davis]

I don't have anywhere to click 'search' in any upper right corner of my screen.

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[eggy]

http://homebuiltstabilizers.just.nu/

Everything you need, my main man.

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[Tom Servo]

Eggy-

Good site.

Thom Serveaux

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[Curtin-Parloe]

Seeing as everyone else on the board keeps banging on about Stanley Kubrick recently, I'll say that he used a wheelchair for low steady shots in Clockwork Orange

Paul

[seekaee]

Your correct about the wheelchair in ACO as the steadycam wasn't invented yet. Kubrick first use of one wasn't until He did the Shinning back in 78-80.

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[Jairen]

Try this place:
http://www.b-hague.co.uk/camera%20su...%20systems.htm


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[Jairen]

Try this place:
http://www.b-hague.co.uk/camera%20su...%20systems.htm

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The important thing is this: to be able at any
moment to sacrifice what we are for what we
could become.

[sn-films]

I keep seeing the links for all of the different steadycams, but has anyone specifically used the handheld ones? How well do they work for shots that require the camera operator to walk?

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