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Build your own stabilizer for under $25.(How To)(camera stabilizer)

You've probably walked across the room holding a cup of coffee thousands of times without ever spilling a drop, right? But have you ever wondered why or how you were able to keep the liquid in its container? The answer is surprisingly simple: your arm, elbow and wrist all work in concert as a shock absorber to stabilize the cup you were carrying. And it is this principle that makes those neat (albeit expensive) commercial hand-held stabilizers work.

Now, don't get me wrong here. I'm not knocking such excellent stabilizing products as the Steadicam Jr., the GlideCam, Steady Tracker, FlowCam and others available from the major video gear suppliers nationwide for hundreds of ...

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