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Skateboarding => Skate Questions => Topic started by: Ineffable Epoch on March 18, 2017, 04:49:31 AM
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I consider myself as an amateur on skate filming, but i love to keep improving and the next step is buying a physical stabilizer. I use the simple but effective Nikon D3300 with the 35mm 1.8 and the Sigma 10-20 4/5.6 which is my current favorite, since its a wide lens and imo is far more interesting than a fisheye.
So, any of you guys could recommend me a stabilizer under 200$? If it was for filming scenes just walking the decision would be easier, but pushing on a board while grabbing the camera yall know makes it all complicated. I know digital Steady, Gimbal or so are the best, but budget is t8...
For you to make an idea this is one of the last videos I recorded, I'm ok with the general vibes but almost EVERY frame is shaky af (e.g 0:26)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEm-jwhfvV8
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Would've said EZ Handle but they dont make em no more :( I guess Opteka now
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Would've said EZ Handle but they dont make em no more :( I guess Opteka now
(http://i.imgur.com/IuzBhRl.jpg)
Finally went for the Flycam HD 3000! Looks solid but I spent more than an hour balancing it. I would have chosen something similar to the Opteka for a fisheye, but the gimbal axis may be more useful for the wide angle lens I am using. Now is time to practice and learn how to get better shots! :)
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I have the Neewer glidecam, and it's not worth it unless you have a wide angle lens. A standard long lens wobble a bit too much for my liking and using a fisheye with it is pointless. :/
it was like $70 though, so that's good
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Would've said EZ Handle but they dont make em no more :( I guess Opteka now
(http://i.imgur.com/IuzBhRl.jpg)
Finally went for the Flycam HD 3000! Looks solid but I spent more than an hour balancing it. I would have chosen something similar to the Opteka for a fisheye, but the gimbal axis may be more useful for the wide angle lens I am using. Now is time to practice and learn how to get better shots! :)
I have that exact model. I never use it though sadly, i find it too time consuming to balance out. I'll find use for it eventually
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I consider myself as an amateur on skate filming, but i love to keep improving and the next step is buying a physical stabilizer. I use the simple but effective Nikon D3300 with the 35mm 1.8 and the Sigma 10-20 4/5.6 which is my current favorite, since its a wide lens and imo is far more interesting than a fisheye.
So, any of you guys could recommend me a stabilizer under 200$? If it was for filming scenes just walking the decision would be easier, but pushing on a board while grabbing the camera yall know makes it all complicated. I know digital Steady, Gimbal or so are the best, but budget is t8...
For you to make an idea this is one of the last videos I recorded, I'm ok with the general vibes but almost EVERY frame is shaky af (e.g 0:26)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEm-jwhfvV8
I was coming to recommend you something but looks like you choose something like I will recomend. BTW That spot is in front of my work, It's horrible to come to work and see people skating there every day :D
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I would love if they made those affordable 3-axis gimbals for the GoPro for a heavier body camera. I have a glidecam like the one listed above, but it's hard to get the follow shots i would like with skating. But I'm not trying to drop a grand or two.
The closest thing I found was this Came-Tv Came-Mini stabilizer for $750 USD
(https://www.cinema5d.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/came-mini-3-axis-camera-gimbal-for-gh4-a7s-so-on-casestand.jpg)