Another DIY steadycam

hvpz

hvpz

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For those interested in a another DIY steady cam, you can look at : http://www.bignoz.com/bricolagesteadycampourtous.html

The trailer/makingof (the hammer scene is really funny or it's because it's 01.14 am here !! :D)
http://www.bignoz.com/bande_annonce_steadypourtous.wmv

There is a sample showing the steady in action :
56 k : http://www.bignoz.com/steadypourtous_%20d%E9mo_bas.wmv

dsl : http://www.bignoz.com/steadypourtous_ demo.wmv


It seems (at the end of this month), they will provide some videos tutorials to build step by step this steadycam.

If you can't wait, there is some instructions and pictures here :
http://www.bignoz.com/bricolagesteadycambricoleurs.html

All comes from Leonard Chevalier's courtesy. thanks to him.

btw, the site is in french but I'm sure that babelfish can help.
 
Re: Another DIY steadycam

It's the Steadicam they used in Mad Max!!! No, wait, it's a prop from Mad Max! :D

Wow, I would have to say that is one massive confusing collection of parts.
 
Re: Another DIY steadycam


Passionate Cameramen/Inventor - Business Sense + only $150 in parts + LOTS of your time = VERY "expensive" steadicam

Only build gear that you need but does not exist and buy, barrow, get a loan, whatever, to get the rest thats commercially already available. If you do it that way you will have more time, much more likely to have better equipment and soon enough - money.
 
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