$15 DIY steadicam in 15 minutes! 

It hanks for this

sure

You're sweet. Thanks

Thank you

Emma Sarr thanks you

Share your film wth uss plz

+NeoFTW™ inflation yo

NeoFTW™ That would make it $16.18

Thank you for the excellent comment. I was just guessing if this thing work or not, because I can´t purchase a good steadycam for my Canon T5i.

@@DihelsonMendonca I have the regular T5 but did you end up finding one that works for you?

The further away your hands are from the cameras censor the more stabilized the image will be. You dont "need" a moving part, it just helps it get even smoother (:

That what i want to ask

JZ EXACTLY...

It increases inertia so that the camera will be less likely to "jitter" with small forces applied by your hands. Think of a tripod as doing the same -- but it is has the inertia of the Earth, and all the people walking, jumping, falling, etc... don't bother your camera one bit because of Earth's incredible amount of inertia. "Stabilization is all about ENERGY. You input it, and the rig has to attenuate it. One way to attenuate energy is to swamp it -- in the case of inertia, that means putting it into mass. More mass means that it takes more energy to get the same effect. In lightweight gear like you and I are using, that also means SKILL, learning to move while also putting less energy into the rig. This takes practice and a rig that is properly set up -- and lightweight rigs are more sensitive to balance and technique than one flying a 25-lb camera, just like it's harder to paint a portrait than to paint a house." steadicamforum.com/index.php?app=forums&module=forums&controller=topic&id=25695

@@FancyFramePictures >>The further away your hands are from the cameras censor the more stabilized the image will be.

he spray painted it black so he could run faster while holding it

Gav Fitzgerald same it’s Christmas

fly to other side of world

false, you can go get the truck, accelerate to 50mph and go inside the store at any moment

Me too bro

does it work?

it does. It feels pretty good too. I spray painted mine a copper brown color.

do you have any test shots?

You could have bought an actual steadycam with that lol

I reccommend attaching it to a selfie stick, then balancing it on your finger

it works?

After building and using your walk will becom unstable and we have to build a gimble for our body also to stabilise our walk 😬😬😬😬

Yirmayahu Ben Yaakov You're a good granddad.

INFLATION :D

Yeah it cost me $30. But buying supplies from my local ace might not be the cheapest.

+bushwood4568 $45 at Home Depot

+techzimo Yeah, I paid about 25 for my supplies from my Ace. Then again, Ace isn't the cheapest. And you can't forget that I haven't even gotten the quick release yet... Oh well!

Yeah when he was giving the prices i thought "did he go the the dollar store because those prices aren't realistic"

Obviously the $700 one, the $15 one is to help you get used to using steadicams until you can afford one.

Kealohilanifilms Yes

You can always borrow one

well the drill is reusable for other projects

If you don't have a drill... you can't do DIY stuff to begin with. Lol

If you don't own a Cam, a drill is the least of your worries.. ;-P

genfx303 why'd you even watch a tutorial for a diy camera accessory without owning a camera?

THIS

NOT

Dude that word is Not, not Nit

Horus X Films: Reely?

The weights at the bottom do all the work

+Dutery your hand makes a lot of small movements and shaking, the weights on the stabilizer help you not do that

+Dutery The closer your hands to the lens, the more movement. Your hands might be the most stable of all, and you'll still have noticeable shake on your footage. The way it's made, it shifts the weight to the weights so your camera is not having a lot of close movements. I couldn't explain it right, but you'll see a lot of difference if you experience it

+Dutery Inertia

Magic.

Did it actually work as intended?

Please re-upload! We want that kickass steadicam!

including spray paint and wood, it cost me closer to 40.

It ended up costing me about 20 dollars, but it works as well as my cousin's 500 dollar version.

We Say Sunrise where did you guys bought those steel pipes and the rest?

Eyo Yousee I bought mine from a building shop. In america it is called a Home Depot or something like that

Ah i really want these things pff.. or i will make one with pcv. Shit holland haha

This shit had me dying lmfao

RAREVISIONfx productions LOL IT USED TO COST LIKE THAT 4 YEARS AGO.

NeoFTW™ so in 4 years prices go up 200%?

It depends for the products lol. Prices steadily increase

The one with a gimbal costs $700+ more.

Not really. I've used some which cost 75-100USD too. They work pretty good. Certainly way way better than this one. I'm actually going to be posting a review video of one of those soon.

The S-40 works great for DSLRs. Check it out.

I will, thank you!!

the s-40??...by who??

Not everyone's a maker 'round this part of the neighbourhood. :( I agree, scrap wood is a better choice.

I suppose if you have no choice it's ok. I have a workshop full of the stuff but wouldn't have a clue where to buy a small piece like that for £1 lol different worlds I guess

Davide Bertorello yes

Dimitri T You must have really steady hands

LividLady he has the steadiest hands in the universe

You could just use your existing tripod in horizontal position while extending 2 legs to balance. I'm not saying saying that you cant make 15$ steadicam but this one seems to be shitty. There are other versions with gimbal that you can make, its not that hard. I'd rather but a grip for 12$ and use that instead.

Not even straight

JC Ndoci not even gay

Taen fuck you and your profile picture lol

ikr --- my hand hold device might do better

Hahaha! Same in Yorkshire!

+Denis Höfer Mate he has an 800 dollar steady cam. He was giving a solution to budget filmmakers.