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Topic: stabilizer? (Read 1013 times)
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Sam Heijens
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this picture was in a local magazine. I wonder wat the 'thing' is on the cameraguy's back. If it's meant to stibilize the camera, could anyone tell me the name of this.  (picture taken with my webcam) -Sam Heijens |
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No, I didn't went to that movie. I make movies myself you see.
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Jay Truesdale
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That's funny, he's wearing the "easy rig", but he is holding the camera on his shoulder!
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Charles King
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That's funny, he's wearing the "easy rig", but he is holding the camera on his shoulder!
Hi Jay. What you don't see is the core that is supporting the the camera. So it's there but the pic isn't clear.  |
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Charles King
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Tery Thompson
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Charles,
I thought the guy with the pole (mic boom) had a cord attached to it and was holding up the camera. Ha ha.
Sam,
The Easyrig is being used to help with camera weight (in this case) but can also work as a type of stabilization when hanging in front of the operator from the overhead post. It's an interesting piece of equipment.
Wow, that's a huge camera. I'm glad the new DV and HDV cameras take such great video now and are a lot smaller. It used to be that you had to have a huge camera like the one pictured in order to get quality video.
Terry
Indicam
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Real smooth shooting is 40 percent equipment and 60 percent skill. Don't overlook either!
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Sam Heijens
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Wow, that's a huge camera. I'm glad the new DV and HDV cameras take such great video now and are a lot smaller. It used to be that you had to have a huge camera like the one pictured in order to get quality video.
In Belgium these are the normal broadcast cameras. Thanks for all the replies, looks interesting |
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No, I didn't went to that movie. I make movies myself you see.
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Charles King
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Sam, the Easyrig is a swedish company so getting hold of one should be easey as it is closer to you.
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Sam Heijens
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Sam, the Easyrig is a swedish company so getting hold of one should be easey as it is closer to you.
i'm just interested. And i think it is a little expensive for my current needs. (Hell i'm a 16 year old boy). i don't even have a camera bigger than my hand...  but maybe i'll try making it in the future  |
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No, I didn't went to that movie. I make movies myself you see.
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Tery Thompson
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Sam,
It's not age but desire that matters. OK, money helps.
Terry
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