DIY iPhone Steadicam stabilizes video, but adds a lot of bulk

This iPhone 3Gs video camera stabilizer is probably too extreme a DIY project for anyone to actually carry out, but if you choose to brave Google Translate’s gobbledygooked English translation ofthese Japanese instructions, you should be able to get the jist and make your very own iPhone steadicam… just the thing to make your own backyard Evil Dead remake.

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http://iphoneglance.com kris
What the hell is the point of this. Thats a rhetorical question. There isn’t a point for it.
Camillo Miller
Srsly, Japan, WTF?
Why a song by Ornella Vanoni in the background?
The first verses of the song for your listening pleasure: “I’ve been wrong so many times that I already know that today, I’m quite sure, I’m wrong about you”.
http://www.theusesofliteracy.com duncan
What madness is this?