We've seen plenty of video camera stabilizers, from ones aimed at steadying your wobbly smartphone footage to those which hold DSLRs. But while stabilizing rigs can be great at smoothing out your ...

The Camera Motion Research Blackbird motion stabilizer in use Camera Research Motion’s Blackbird camera stabilizer supports cameras up to eight pounds, helping shooters wade through the sea of gimbal ...

Commercial vest-based camera stabilizer systems are quite expensive, sometimes bearing price tags in the $700-$800 dollar range. Photographer [Miguel Vicente] has a pretty well-stocked workshop and ...

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We’ve all prematurely stopped watching some Youtube video because of shaky camera work that makes the video unwatchable. There is a solution available for this problem, it’s a device called a camera ...

Professional video stabilizers are prohibitively expensive. You won't get $10,000 worth of stabilization out of a $14 DIY model, but you will get radically smoother video for a tiny fraction of the ...

Throughout my childhood, I spent hundreds upon hundreds of hours constructing various buildings, vehicles and designs out of Lego. I would’ve never guessed then that my experience with the little ...

If you want to capture any kind of sports on camera, it's incredibly valuable to have a camera stabilizer that can track the subject's movements for you. That's why many sports videographers have sung ...

Don’t have an anti-shake camera stabilizer in your camera? Have a chicken handy? Great! Just strap your cam to its head and watch as nature’s image stabilization service does all the work. According ...

You can make a simple stabilizer for lightweight cameras out of a variety of cheap materials, but none of those solutions are quite as satisfying as crafting a unique rig out of LEGO. This video from ...

LUUV is a camera stabilizer that lets you video fast-moving action more-or-less shake-free due to its 3D printed design. What LUUV promises is something like the ‘democratization’ of the steady-cam.

A new piece of filmmaking gear was just announced that could completely re-invent the complex process of camera stabilization. It’s currently being tested and endorsed by Vincent LaForet, who’s given ...