Heres a cheap and easy steadycam which works amazingly well. The design is based off Johnny Lee's, which can be found at http://johnnylee.net/. More of my projects can be found at patricksprojects.posterous.com or here on instructables.
The screw coming out the top is a 1/4" Whitworth, which is the standard for camera tripods. Almost any camera that has a tripod screw mount will fit that.
The concave washer spreads the load out across the base of the camera so that there isn't a concentrated load on at the attachment point. For my point and shoot it's not so much of a problem, but for larger cameras you really don't want to have its whole weight focused on one small 1/4" point
Bio:I study Aerospace Engineering at RMIT, in the hope that one day I will be able to bring about the return of intercontinental airship cruises. Until then I like to make stuff in the shed, and surf inst...read more »
PDF Downloads As a Pro member, you will gain access to download any Instructable in the PDF format.
You also have the ability to customize your PDF download.
The screw coming out the top is a 1/4" Whitworth, which is the standard for camera tripods. Almost any camera that has a tripod screw mount will fit that.
The concave washer spreads the load out across the base of the camera so that there isn't a concentrated load on at the attachment point. For my point and shoot it's not so much of a problem, but for larger cameras you really don't want to have its whole weight focused on one small 1/4" point