It is difficult to keep the camera stabile during high g force accelerations. I built this arm to keep my mini DV cam from shaking all over the place and it worked pretty well. This tutorial video will show you how to make an awesome camera stabilizer.
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2 Comments
Looks awesome but I find it hard to believe that you just cobbled it together, looks pretty professional from here!
what is this video supposed to explain? it just shows the result, but nothing about "how to make an awesome camera stabilizAEr".. O___o
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