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Thoughts on using a camera stabilizer?

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chrisagrams
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So I'm trying to shoot some shots this season with my Cannon 7D and want to get a camera stabilizer to get some moving shots while skiing. Any thoughts on using a steadycam stabilizer while skiing and any recommendations on some stabilizers
Sep 4 2017 11:02PM
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eheath
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Glidecam 2000 pro/xr/hd is what you're looking for. All three are different, the pro and xr are similar and lower cost, the hd is high end and obviously more expensive.
Sep 4 2017 11:51PM
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Snowpeck
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Come on man, everyone knows that you're just trying to shoot some killer pornos.
Sep 4 2017 11:56PM
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chrisagrams
Posts: 23 - Karma: 38
eheathGlidecam 2000 pro/xr/hd is what you're looking for. All three are different, the pro and xr are similar and lower cost, the hd is high end and obviously more expensive.


What do you think about the generic ones on eBay? http://m.ebay.com/itm/Handheld-Video-Stabilizer-Steadycam-Steadicam-Camcorder-DSLR-Camera-DV-BM-/122500993502?hash=item1c85a0d1de%3Ag%3A-6oAAOSwaEhZHDov&_trkparms=pageci%253A27d69ece-9238-11e7-a681-74dbd180dca6%257Cparentrq%253A52135c8e15e0ac8074c13204fff1638f%257Ciid%253A1
Sep 5 2017 8:47AM
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eheath
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You get what you pay for, there is a reason why glidecam products are expensive, because they are high quality.
Sep 5 2017 1:40PM
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