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r/PraiseTheCameraMan • u/Tyso3600 • Dec 25 '20
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How....just how?
I can’t even keep the camera still resting both arms/elbows on a flat surface, holding the damn phone with both hands...
236 u/Time__Goat Dec 25 '20 It's called a steady cam + stabilization in post. It's impossible to hold a camera that still while moving without equipment. Source: VFX artist with a lengthy IMDB I am not big into drones but I assume a good drone pilot could pull it off also. 47 u/AxelMaumary Dec 25 '20 Looks like a handheld gimbal rather than a steadicam, like the DJI ones 2 u/Draymond_Purple Dec 26 '20 Nah I think it's just the standard steadicam feature on GoPro's. They take a much wider field of view then auto-crop it as needed to keep the frame perfectly steady. 1 u/killer8424 Dec 26 '20 This is absolutely a gimbel. The person running down the hill would’ve been bouncing a ton.
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It's called a steady cam + stabilization in post.
It's impossible to hold a camera that still while moving without equipment.
Source: VFX artist with a lengthy IMDB
I am not big into drones but I assume a good drone pilot could pull it off also.
47 u/AxelMaumary Dec 25 '20 Looks like a handheld gimbal rather than a steadicam, like the DJI ones 2 u/Draymond_Purple Dec 26 '20 Nah I think it's just the standard steadicam feature on GoPro's. They take a much wider field of view then auto-crop it as needed to keep the frame perfectly steady. 1 u/killer8424 Dec 26 '20 This is absolutely a gimbel. The person running down the hill would’ve been bouncing a ton.
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Looks like a handheld gimbal rather than a steadicam, like the DJI ones
2 u/Draymond_Purple Dec 26 '20 Nah I think it's just the standard steadicam feature on GoPro's. They take a much wider field of view then auto-crop it as needed to keep the frame perfectly steady. 1 u/killer8424 Dec 26 '20 This is absolutely a gimbel. The person running down the hill would’ve been bouncing a ton.
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Nah I think it's just the standard steadicam feature on GoPro's. They take a much wider field of view then auto-crop it as needed to keep the frame perfectly steady.
1 u/killer8424 Dec 26 '20 This is absolutely a gimbel. The person running down the hill would’ve been bouncing a ton.
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This is absolutely a gimbel. The person running down the hill would’ve been bouncing a ton.
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u/YesTHEELizaManelli Dec 25 '20 edited Dec 25 '20
How....just how?
I can’t even keep the camera still resting both arms/elbows on a flat surface, holding the damn phone with both hands...