If you're an iPhone Video shooter, this Lensse Camera Stabilizer for phones is pretty fluid. (BTW that's not an iPhone. That's the Samsung Galaxy) I'm thinking it should be able to support my GoPro HD once i've added enough counterweights. The drilled brass socket for the Gimbal is smooth, but as other stabilizers like this the angle of rotation is limited. I'll need to really test the weight once my GoPro LCD Bacpac
has come in, but it should be fine.
Leo Telles
This is better than the Modo Steady for an iphone shooting of my family`s travels? because the modo steady is 3 in 1, compact, but don`t seem to be very steady as "steadicam"
Jason
p.s. I just found this on youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2UdnQVsoTE&feature=related
your t2i + steady cam vid with some funky music.
I just have it on loop in the background..song is kinda dope..makes me want to get up and start poppin' and lockin'
Jason
updates on this project em, the A-TEAM (I named all my gopros) is seeking a new recruit to add to its arsenal !!
MisterO
Looks like they're using the same basic plastic clamp I've seen everywhere, don't they ?
Emm
Post author@D - for the iPhone one, yes it comes with the Phone clamp.
D
Thanks for sharing. Which kind of clamp/head did you use to attach to the phone? Does it come with the stabilizer? Thank you!
Jason
hurry up and get the bacpac! love mine!
Jason
sweet! let me know how it goes with the gopro? Do you need to add extra weight outside from what it shipped with? And or mod it?
Was planning on purchasing this soon for a action/chase shoot with gopros.
Can wait to see results!