SimonP85
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This video makes some kite shots look quite simple - watch from 9 minutes in.
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mounting a camera on the back of a boat
- Thread starter chrisbitz
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BERT T
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I've just priced the parts for a gyro controlled gimbal camera mount.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Gimbal-Br...pe-Acce-lerometer-E131-cpi-/261213464647?pt=U
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Gopro-3-B...Glass-Fiber-PTZ-l-/251273199335?pt=UK_ToysGam
As Lakesailor has said the best part of £100. You would need to be a serious photographer.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Gimbal-Br...pe-Acce-lerometer-E131-cpi-/261213464647?pt=U
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Gopro-3-B...Glass-Fiber-PTZ-l-/251273199335?pt=UK_ToysGam
As Lakesailor has said the best part of £100. You would need to be a serious photographer.
chrisbitz
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I wonder what would happen if the pendulum counterbalance was in water? that would damp it nicely... I think?