Right away it felt I need something sticking out in front maybe a foot
or so with a grip just to steady the rocking motion created by sitting
on my shoulder. On a camera where do you attach anything?? Not like
it's got bolt holes pre drilled. The first thing that came to mind was
to use the screw fitting thats used for the focus cable. It points down
and since it not on a tripod it's not being used. I could find a fitting
that would screw onto it and attach the fitting to a lenght of pipe with
a hand grip on the end. Bend it to suit my comfort. Not sure though how
sturdy the connection would be since it's on the lens kinda and if it
would handle the forces.
As far as the ice chest thing. Yeah if i had one of those old people
hover craft strollers (as seen on TV) i could tow it. But how to get
medicare to pay for it is another story. LOL
Matt
On 10/7/2010 12:36 AM, Gregg Eshelman wrote:
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>
> For smaller, handheld cameras, a very simple pole with a counterweight
> at the bottom can help drastically smooth out shooting. Some people
> have built such with a side handle and a two axis gimbal plus swivel.
> That can help with things like smooth tracking shots of a thrown
> football. The problem with these stabilizer poles is that they add two
> or more pounds to the camera.
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