Camco 57391 Olympian RV King Pin 5th Wheel Stabilizer

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VariZoom FlowPod Demo camera stabilizer & Monopod & more

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Montage of the FlowPod in use; indoors and outdoors, in flowmode and with the low-mode attachment. See footage from the unit and footage of the FlowPod being operated.

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Monopod/Stabilizer v2.0

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A redesign of my monopod/stabilizer. A change to the attachment of the handle. New design is made from a bicycle seat post clamp, so the handle can adjust both up and down as well as around to keep the camera facing away from the user. I recommend adding a screw to the foot/adjustable base so the weight bar does not loosen the fitting.

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video monopod / stabilizer

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Do It Yourself Camera Stabilizer / Monopod combo. Start with a monopod (Radio Shack .99) 40 or more 1-1/2″ fender washers, 2 – 3″ x 1/4 stove bolts, 1 – 10″ steel mending plate, notch one of the holes as shown to slip around monopod adjustable foot, use 2 – 1/4-20 knobs to secure weights. Use 1/2″ plastic pipe and cap for swivel handle. You can add foam bicycle handle grip for comfort and professional look. Drill hole in cap end. Cut off ball end of sink drain lever leaving about 2″ of rod, thread the rod with 1/4-20 thread cutting tool. Drill 1/4″ hole in aluminum pole and place small spacer between swivel handle and pole and secure with nut or threaded knob. See clip from video made with stabilizer.

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Monopod as Poor Man’s Steadycam

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Okay, saw and liked Johnny Chung Lee’s Poor Man’s Steadycam ( www.cs.cmu.edu ) and was going to make one. Then I looked at my barely used monopod. All it needed was a handle and some weight. I used wrist weights for the weight and PVC for the handle, this way I can remove the weights and handle when I want to use it as a monopod. This is my first time trying this setup. I’m no Steadicam operator by a LONG shot, but even for a rank beginner this is smoother than my hand held stuff. I’ll get better when I learn the steadycam walk.

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$1 Image Stabilizer For Any Camera – Lose The Tripod/Monopod

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Image Stabilizer For Any Camera – Lose The Tripod

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