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 ...

January 3, 2010 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google One aspect of professionally shot video that amateurs most frequently want to emulate is how smooth the footage ...

In today's video I want to show you unique 2-axis stabilizer based on gyroscope from old hdd! It works flawless, but you need ...

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 ...

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 ...

Got a piece of string, a washer, and a screw? Then you’ve got a sweet camera stabilizer. With stuff like this and the Poor Man’s Steadicam, electronic image stabilizers and expensive stationary setups ...

If you, too, want to start making Hollywood caliber videos like our man Adam Frucci, this $14 DIY video camera stabilizer project we found over at Lifehacker today will help. Now you just need to work ...

We've featured a few ways to stabilize your DSLR or camcorder, but those might not be ideal for certain kinds of shooting. This cheap, compact shoulder rig will keep your camera stable anywhere you ...

This incredible looking contraption is a proof-of-concept design by David Prutchi, who aimed to reverse-engineer a high-end Kenyon gyroscopic camera mount. Rather than pay $1600+ for a gyro kit, he ...

I’m of the mindset that most DIY projects take a little more effort then I’d like to put in simply because I don’t have enough time, but the fact of the matter is is that I’m lazy. I know some of you ...