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  1. 7 Affordable Ways to Stabilize Your Camera On A Budget

    • Tripods are much more than a way to rest your camera firmly.In fact, a tripod can also be used for several other types of stabilization, from glide cams to shoulder rigs and snorricams. Let’s start by looking at ho… See more

    Method 2: Straps, Strings, and Other Things

    Thanks to a helpful video I found from Filmora, I discovered quite a few useful methods for stabilizing your camera with only but a camera strap. The key to most of these is cre… See more

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    Method 3: Glidecam in A Bag

    Another find courtesy of Filmora, this method is useful for when you have gift bags lying around from beforeyou were a broke filmmaker and could actually go shopping fo… See more

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    Method 4: Skateboards, Wheelchairs, and “Magic Carpet” Dollies

    Dollies, dolly track, cranes and jibs are some of the priciest production tools to rent and are time-consuming to set up. On a budget, there are some simple (and fun) alternative… See more

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    Method 5: Build Your Own Pvc Pipe Steadicam Rig

    All right, I couldn’t resist including this one in here. Building rigs out of PVC pipe is how I first learned how to DIY my own steadicam rig, and thanks to some creative designers, t… See more

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  1. Here are some DIY ways to create a camera rig:
    1. Use a simple and cheap tripod for basic stabilization.
    2. Tie strings, rubber bands, or camera straps to your camera and anchor them with your body weight for handheld pans and tilts.
    3. Make a glidecam out of an old gift bag.
    4. Use wheelchairs, skateboards, or dollies for tracking shots.
    5. Create a PVC pipe rig.
    6. Use metal instead of PVC for a sturdier rig.
    7. Fabricate your own DIY gimbal using carbon fiber and electronic components1.
    8. Start with a cage as a baseline and expand it modularly2.
    9. Build a PVC overhead camera rig by cutting and assembling the pipe3.
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    The top seven affordable DIY ways I found to stabilize your camera on a budget, in order from simplest to most complicated, were: 1) making use of a simple and cheap tripod to tilt, pan, or monopod a DSLR camera, 2) tying strings, rubber bands, or camera straps to your camera and anchor with your body weight to stabilize handheld pans and tilts, 3) making a glidecam out of an old gift bag 4) using wheelchairs, skateboards, or...

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    The best way to build a rig is to start with a baseline, and then expand it in a modular fashion as your needs grow. The first place to start is with a cage. Cages are a bit like a case for your phone: they protect your investment from shocks and knocks, and they provide mounting points for nearly anything else.
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    DIY PVC Overhead Camera Rig

    • Step 1: Cut PVC Pipe to Length The first job is to cut the PVC pipe to length. ...
    • Step 2: Assemble Lower Frame Assemble PVC pipe and fittings to make the lower frame. ...
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  8. DIY Camera RIG : 6 Steps (with Pictures) - Instructables

    DIY Camera RIG: Hey y'all!! this is a quick walkthrough of how i made this cheap ass camera rig that can stabilize your DSLR in 2 axis. it uses mostly resources you can get in most hardware shops. So yep! lets get to it!

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