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Stabilizing Shots

Shaky video might be interesting for about 10 seconds. Then it becomes annoying. The more you can do to stabilize your camera, the better. Here are some videos showing different techniques for stabilizing shots under various circumstances.

A Unique Stabilizer System

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Every camcorder enthusiast that I know, including me, is looking for a steadicam-like device to stabilize a camcorder while it's moving, e.g., following Rocky up the steps in Phillie. Read more

How to Make a Track Dolly - Low Budget

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From rickvanman Read more

Homemade Dolly

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DIY tracking dolly made from pvc pipe so it could be stored easly.i made 2 lengths of pipe 4 the middle so it can fit though door ways.

Demo of Bottle Cap Tripod

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This convenient digital camera holder has a universal thread mount with an adjustable angular design. See how it works! Read more

$1 Image Stabilizer for any Camera - Lose the Tripod/Monopod

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If you're traveling light, how would you like a $1 stabilizer for your camcorder stabilizer that fits in your pocket? Yet another amazing idea! Read more

Flip Video Spotlight Shooting Tips

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From: flipvideospotlight

A short instructional video on how to capture the best possible footage with your Flip Video Camcorder - compliments of the Flip Video Spotlight team. Read more

Getting Started in Video - Pushing the Red Button

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See the Article on Etsy's blog, The Storque, for more information: Read more

Now we can dig into shooting good video

Mon, 11/23/2009 - 10:13

I'm still  trying to get myself into the shop to try out some things for shot stabilization.  Before I start talking about stabilizing devices, though, I thought I should write something about 'naturual' stablization techniques Read more

Framing your Shot: Basics for Pocket Camcorder Users

Pocket camcorders like the Flip are so convenient, and the video so high quality, that they have created a whole new population of videomakers. Press a big red button to record, press it again to stop. But some basic technique can make your shots steadier, and your video more watchable.

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Next up: Stabilizing your Flip shots

Tue, 11/17/2009 - 12:48

Getting out the new DVD just about killed me.  I worked 6-7 days a week for a month to finish up.  Please play your tiny chin violins to soothe me.  I'm moving on to some members-only content, now.  Specifically, I'm going to provide some solutions to stabilizing your shots. Read more

Free Tri-Pods All Over your House... DOH!

This one is a head-smacker... Read more

Flip your Vacation

Vacation season is here, and the Flip Mino-HD is a great camcorder to take with you. Read more Pop it out of your pocket and shoot a moment that might otherwise be lost. Point, push the big red button, and shoot HD video. Here are tips on how to get the best shots and edit the video into a gem that your friends and family will actually want to watch.

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