Vince Pachiano
August 30th, 2014, 06:22 PM
This year, I wanted to add a little stabilization to my action shots.
One of my primary customers is a Cheer Squad from a local High School.
I produce an end-of-year DVD of their sideline cheer activities.
Previously I used a shoulder-mounted Video Camera which provided me passable stabilization.
This year I am shooting with a Canon VIXIA HFG20.
I thought my "style" was run-and-gun, but upon further thought, I plant my self, frame the shot, and shoot about 30 seconds of video at a time.
Anyone care to recommend a stabilizer for my situation.
One item of concern is that during Basketball games, I sometimes shoot from the baseline, so
the rig needs to be small enough that I can be nimble enough to scoot out of the way of a fast break.
One of my primary customers is a Cheer Squad from a local High School.
I produce an end-of-year DVD of their sideline cheer activities.
Previously I used a shoulder-mounted Video Camera which provided me passable stabilization.
This year I am shooting with a Canon VIXIA HFG20.
I thought my "style" was run-and-gun, but upon further thought, I plant my self, frame the shot, and shoot about 30 seconds of video at a time.
Anyone care to recommend a stabilizer for my situation.
One item of concern is that during Basketball games, I sometimes shoot from the baseline, so
the rig needs to be small enough that I can be nimble enough to scoot out of the way of a fast break.