Shopped for components yesterday, assembled the rig today. I'll take it out for a test drive this afternoon.
Thank you, Make Magazine, Derek Beck & Johnny Chung Lee!
-
Tuesday, April 05, 2005
Home Made Camera Stabilizer
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
My Blog List
-
-
101 projects: Belly of the Beast - You cant fight/write your way out of the belly of the beast with sharp language and strong leadership–it takes a cacophony: different voices speakin in ton...5 years ago
-
Where Does Technology Belong and Where Does It Not? - Katya and dog, outdoors, playing. Recently I began nannying for an eight-year old girl named Katya. She and I spend HOURS playing “make believe”, dinners...
11 years ago -
Thoughts on Ukraine - For the last month, friends and family who know my background as former Moscow correspondent have been asking what I think about the war in Ukraine. I foun...2 years ago
-
-
Coquilles Saint-Jacques au Champagne - And so we end the year with an ultra French, ultra elegant starter of sea scallops in Champagne sauce to grace your table during the festive season. The sc...1 day ago
-
Day 8 - Kendal to Carlisle - We started the day standing at a bus stop just north of Kendal and two slightly older women joined us to catch the 555 to Keswick. Then suddenly, and in a ...15 years ago
2 comments:
Good going Bruce, I love hardware store engineering. Does it work well?
Hey, Jim
I'm assuming that was you. Sounds like you, and looking at the timestamp...
Works pretty good. I did a little test, jogging and going up and down stairs twice, once handheld and once using the new rig, and then set them up to play side by side onscreen. There's a marked improvement in smoothness using the hardware.
I'd like to take this opportunity to thank Marcia at Fox Hardware who took me straight to everything on my parts list lickety-split.
The whole thing cost $21.67, and when I was done making it, not only had I not needed to go back to the store for any forgotten bits; the only thing left over was packaging and one locknut.
Ooh, that felt good!
Post a Comment