Super cheap image stabiliser for any camera
Super cheap image stabiliser for any camera
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DJ_AS

Original Poster:

352 posts

237 months

Sunday 27th January 2008
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Just found this vid of a super cheap image stabiliser that can be used with any camera.

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1041948/1_image_stab...


beano500

20,854 posts

305 months

Sunday 27th January 2008
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Fantastic - must have one - don't leave home without it!

TheCaseAce

700 posts

241 months

Sunday 27th January 2008
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That's quite clever actually. Not sure I can be arsed to go looking for a correct sized bolt but maybe next time I am trailing after the missus round B&Q...

Scoobydougie

677 posts

234 months

Monday 28th January 2008
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Certainly beats paying £25 for one!: http://www.warehouseexpress.co.uk/?/photo/kirk/acc...

TheCaseAce said:
That's quite clever actually. Not sure I can be arsed to go looking for a correct sized bolt but maybe next time I am trailing after the missus round B&Q...
If you have a quick release for your tripod you could always tie the string to that, saves having to visit B+Q! wink


Fidgits

17,202 posts

259 months

Monday 28th January 2008
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damn, and ive just bought a tripod... oh well wink

sgrimshaw

7,587 posts

280 months

Monday 28th January 2008
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TheCaseAce said:
That's quite clever actually. Not sure I can be arsed to go looking for a correct sized bolt but maybe next time I am trailing after the missus round B&Q...
Depending on camera, it'll be either 3/8" or 1/4".

Dogsey

4,301 posts

260 months

Monday 28th January 2008
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What a ridiculously simple idea ... why hasn't anyone thought of that before! hehe

Simpo Two

92,982 posts

295 months

Monday 28th January 2008
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Dogsey said:
What a ridiculously simple idea ... why hasn't anyone thought of that before! hehe
They have - I have my father's one (commercially bought) which is probably c.1960.