Best "stabilizer" for gopro filming?

[werd.]

I would like something that could stabilize the gopro (for follow cams), preferably something that can be used while the camera is on a pole mount because that's usually what I use due to how wide the shots are. Is there any way to make the shots more steady while using the pole mount for a follow cam?

 

[M.M]

dont use a glidecam

 

[M.M]

gopro*

 

[werd.]

thanks so much man! +k

 

[Austin.ski]

a pole mount is a good bet. Also try to get a long one for more creative shots

 

[raymondcabral]

On the pole, mount the gopro upside down. Theres a setting in the menu that allows you to film upside down, while keeping the video right side up when its on the computer.

 

[caderobinson]

Came here to post this

 

[Lou.]

The iglide by glidecam is very nice. Only 100 bucks. Totally worth it

 

[TaranItUp]

Or get yourself a little brushless gimbal

 

[Skewb]

Flycam nano would also be a decent choice.

 

[Laurent.]

Freefly MõVi.

 

[Lou.]

Ehh nahhh. The gopro isn't heavy enough. For my flycam I have a full dslr setup on it and thats like perfect. A gopro is too small

 

[leuken]

You can ask Cinecity members

for GoPro Camera adapter. With adapter you can use your Go Pro camera with any Flycam stabilizer.

http://www.flycamshoppe.com/fc/FLYCAM-Flyboy-III-With-Go-Pro-i-Phone-Adapter-FB3-W-GPI.html

 

[Ethan.G]

Did anyone else see that Shape gimbal for the gopro? I saw freeskier posted a link to it and I think it looks pretty sweet. For $700 I'd definitely consider buying one, but I'm stuck between that or a drone.

http://www.shapewlb.com/en/product/products/shape-support/shadow-series/gimbal-handheld-gopro-mini-camera_342.aspx?id_page_parent=362

Sorry no embed I don't think it was going to work, but here's a quick demo of the gimbal

https://vimeo.com/90163204